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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1934
Page
7
Starr Stone and Sonya share a mysterious covenant as they shelter on the edge of the Reservation facing danger and injury. She fights to aid Navajo families while he offers aid and companionship, pledging to return as long as life lasts.
In the aftermath of a deadly epidemic Sonya and Starr Stone share a tender bond. He faces a forced departure as his rebel life collides with duty, hopeful redemption shines, then danger interrupts with a looming confrontation as a hulking foe demands Starr’s return. The couple's future hangs on a cliff edge.
A girl proclaims a sacred phrase “Soul’s covenant” as she and a good woman and a bad man depart together into a dim church aisle. Their path leads to a selfless act of humanity, described as an immortal flame within mortal life. The prose hints at tragedy and enduring virtue in a solemn moral tableau.
F H Wehling declares his bid for Supervisor subject to Democratic voters in Sumner Leroy Frederika Dayton Franklin and Maxfield townships. The announcement outlines his campaign intent and geographic focus within the township region.
J F Treloar declares his run for Supervisor of the Third District subject to Republican primary decisions in June. The notice names the candidate and indicates the party process guiding his bid. Local voters are informed of a new candidate entering the race.
Ed F Platte announces his candidacy for sheriff of Bremer county on the Democratic ticket subject to voters will at the June 1934 primary election.
William Koch declares his candidacy for nomination for the office of state representative from the 72nd district in Bremer county. He states the race is subject to Democratic voters at the primary on June 4, 1934.
Benjamin Nett of Tripoli declares his bid for county treasurer on the Republican ticket. Primary election set for June 4, 1934.
A statement declares a bid for the Bremer County Treasurer position. The candidate positions themselves as a democratic entrant, outlining intent to run in the forthcoming election and seek party support.
R. F. Schmidt, 121f, notes the county’s status is subject to the will of the voters at the June 1934 primary, reflecting ongoing political processes and local governance matters.
George Wescott announces candidacy on the Democratic ticket for Bremer County treasurer. He files his entry at 1511 and declares a campaign platform focused on public finance oversight and community service.
In Bremer county county offices candidates seek reelection on the Democratic ticket. County Recorder George T. Moulds runs for another term subject to the June 1934 primary. Clerk of District Court H. C. Richmann appears on the same ballot for the Democratic nomination in Bremer county with June 1934 primary implications.
The Office of Sheriff of Bremer County seeks voter support at the June primary election. Frank Sager is noted in connection with the race.
For county auditor Bremer County announces June 1934 primary. H J Stumme listed as candidate. Information notes the office filing and election context in a concise public notice.
The Bremer County Treasurer public notice references the June 1934 primary and identifies W. C. Hoth as involved in the filing or election process. The fragment indicates official election action or verification tied to the county treasurer’s office.
J H Schwake appears as a Democratic candidate in a ballot listing for the June 1934 primary, with the text indicating a focus on fielding voters or a position related to the election.
A fragment noting the Bremer County Attorney's office and the June 1934 primary, mentioning Fred Rewoldt in connection with the election.
A Democrat announces filing to run for county attorney. The entrant highlights commitment to public service and legal reforms, signaling a campaign focused on safeguarding the community, ensuring fair prosecutions, and strengthening local legal processes.
Loss of sleep, crankiness, headache, neuralgia, indigestion and fatigue emerge as common results of over work and nerve strain, with notable impact on daily function and well being. The brief highlights how chronic stress manifests in multiple physical symptoms across individuals in various occupations.
Bremer county official notes William Gannon of Sumner Iowa running in the June 1934 primary election per voter approval. The short notice lists Gannon as a candidate under the local ballot, reflecting a political filing and county-level process.
Ed Schoephoerster announces candidacy for county recorder of Bremer County on the Democratic ticket subject to voters at the June 1934 primary.
Advertises a lemon juice remedy called the REV PRESCRIPTION to relieve rheumatism and neuritis pain. Claims quick relief within two weeks with a money back guarantee. Promotes at low cost and availability through leading druggists and any drugstore.
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