Community Notes and Social News from Pocahontas
Local leasers and families gather for O E S and Masonic events. Plover Shipping Association names directors R E Houck E W Meredith and B D Baker. Numerous visits, dinners and travels among Watts Heathman Sease and Marshall families plus Laurens and Rolfe residents. Civic events include federation meeting plans and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Watts
Pocahontas
O. E
Watts
Squire Heathman
Laurens
Heathman
W. J. Allen
Sease
Marshall
Leonard Sease
Della Marshall
B. J. Lehnus
Fay Pirie
J. H. Gembler
E. W. Meredith
Harry Stiles
Harry Smith
L. Horsman
Ernest Langfitt
Iowa City
W. A. Grove
Rolfe
J. W. Arnold
W. L. Wilson
Plover
County Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Laurens Ladies
E. J. Stason
Sioux City
Live Stock Shippers See New Insurance Rates October 1926
At a Board of Directors meeting held October 19 1926 the sinking fund on hogs and cattle was reduced to 1/2 cent per cwt. on hogs and cattle with calves under 200 pounds shipped at owner risk or insured at 60 cents per cwt. Calves are not insured unless good risk. Manager O A Zeck and Secretary Fay Pirie set rates. full loads encouraged to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
O. A. Zeck
Fay Pirie
Plover Co operative Livestock Shippers Association Leaders Named
O A Zeck serves as manager with Earl Houck and Fay D Pirie as secretary treasurer for the Plover Co operative Livestock Shippers Association. Other listed officers include E W Meredith and B W Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Co-operative Live Stock Shippers Association
Fay D. Pirie
Secy-Treus
E. W. Meredith
B. W. Lathrop
Secretary Jardine Faces Tariff Criticism say Wolves Pack Note
A fragmented critique targets Secretary Jardine as an agriculturist out of argument. The piece mocks his speech and labels opponents with harsh terms. It cites Western farmers unhappy with tariff burdens and asks for fair policy.
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Jardine
New York
R ‘Association
West
Iqwa
Byron G Allen Seeks State House Nomination in 1926 Primary
Byron G Allen led a four-way Republican primary field by 303 votes but fell short of 35 percent, needing 1225 votes to nominate while securing 1216. At the July 3 county convention delegates defeated him, with township delegations opposing despite Allen carrying their precincts. Voters on November 2 1926 face primary versus convention nomination methods for legislative seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron G. Allen
Allen
Pocahontas County
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