Hospers Urged for renomination by acclaim in Sioux County
The Orange City Herald notes strong district support for Senator Henry Hospers to seek re nomination for State Senator. Hospers has consented to his name and is praised for methodical work, attendance, and service to the district. Sioux County Republicans favor his return, crediting his public service and fiscal oversight. The piece also hints at broader economic prudence and local newspaper habits.
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Henry Hospers
Orange City
Des Moines
Senate
Hospers
Sioux County
Sioux
Iown
Tam bin
Sioux County Rivalry Flares Over Senator Nomination
The Sioux County Herald notes Senator Hospers may seek re nomination and praises his record. The Hull Index cites a possible challenge by Supt. Brown, while the Rock Rapids Reporter warns against county dominance in the district race. The piece argues smaller counties may unite to counter self serving majorities.
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Rock Rapids
Sioux County
Woodbury
Son. Geo. D. Perkins
Sioux Counties
The Next Representative Race Rumors Fostered in District
An Ireton Clipper report notes premature speculation on a state representative candidate for the district. D Montgomery is pressed by friends as a potential foe to business interests, while Hawarden Republican backs George E Ward of Sioux County as a strong candidate and future U.S. senator ally. Ward, a leading Short Horn cattle breeder and businessman, is praised for ability and Republican alignment. Orange City Herald references Reedton.
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Ireton Clipper
Clipper
Friends of
D. Montgmery
Alontgomery
Reading Township
Hawarden
George E. Ward
Sions County
F. Bailey
Ward
United States
Sioux County
Sioux
George Ed. Ward
Logan Township
One Language One Nation Heralded in County Printing Debate
The Collegian Reporter argues Sioux County should deny county printing to a foreign language paper. The piece claims English supremacy protects the public school and national unity, warning foreign language use is un American and unpatriotic.
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Collegian
Morningside
Sioux County
United States
Europe
Chatsworth Notes From the Valley Weather and Social Roundup
CHATSWORTH CHATS items report local progress with new coal house being built sixty feet long. Delicate social notes record visits to Akron including Woodmen lodge, doctors called to Rock Valley, and plans for church organizing. Antone Balster sells stock, J B Krebeck leaves for Akron, and a new dance hall opens with another dance planned for February 22.
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O. Sears
Hopkins
Will Lee
John Brightwell
Akron
Woodmen Lodge
Geo. BE. Wells
Dr. Reynolds
Rock Valley
Sol Lee
Dr. Ellis
Rev. Campbell
Henry Reberger
Antone Balster
J. B. Krebeck
Joe
So Near and Yet So Far Locking Solutions
An advertisement touts locks for securing items with a provocative line about preventing theft by Black people and claims wisdom in using their product to protect items, focusing on security and social bias.
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Courty
Reotr Vailay, Iowa
Ke Hurd,alter and Propriter
Manmupa
Brown
Republican County Convention
Orange City Herald
Reton
F. J. Huizenga
Iowa
U. P. Church
A. M. McBride
Oitico
State Bank
C. W. Renshaw
Anudentist
Skewias
John M.fraemeghn
the & Gem
M.A. Wenters, Prope
Chatsworth Chats
DeWitt
H. H. Pumber
Resisters
E. Eldredge
BE. Eldredge
the Leader Store
Fopre
Pionzer
J.B. Foppe
Manacen
Roox Vatzey
Towa
Skewis Lumber
Garland Steel
Ae Peewee
W. J. Skewis
Harkins
Kessler Brothers
Guy Livery
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