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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1924
Page
3
In a lively district vote 845 ballots were cast the highest total yet. The treasurership saw Kirby 532 to Converse 313 while for school directors Myhre 644 and Lathrop 800 were tallied. More in town included moves, visits, and local business notes.
Thirty years ago J B Gould ships hay from section nineteen Center township. Mrs Geo Letchford learns of her mother's death in Postville and reaches the train to join the funeral. Armstrong may build a $10,000 schoolhouse to serve a growing town. Mrs James Jensen from Minneapolis buys six acres north of Andrew Bradley for $1,000 and may build a home. A H Shaffer relocates with family to Estherville to benefit his children’s schooling. Ira Canfield dies at St James on March 7 1894. Bert Miller plans a new house in the third ward to attract a wife. Andrew Bradley and wife plan a Pacific-ward trip. Alex Peddie Emmetsburg P E Narey Rev F H Sanderson and A M Johnston Spirit Lake attend a Commandery meeting. Dr Steele returns and will work from Peterson’s Hardware. A local note questions municipal bond interest and state borrowing powers. A fable about lilies, daffodils, and hyacinths contrasts northern purity with southern dress and ends in beauty through harmony. Robotic legal notices offer political candidate announcements for Emmet county offices.
The excerpt discusses qualifications for Representatives, apportionment by race and enslaved status, the census schedule every ten years, and per-state representation limits. It cites 25-year age, seven-year citizenship, state residency, and a three-fifths clause, plus vacancy writs and 1911 cap on representatives. It frames the constitutional text and its historical taxation references.
Political announcements list candidates seeking Republican nominations for Iowa State Senate and County Treasurer. H Avery targets the Forty-Seventh District, with Guy Noel and E H Hanson also named, all subject to June primary voter approval.
A candidate announces intentions to seek the Emmet County Treasurer nomination at the June 1924 Republican primary and also seeks support for the county auditor nomination. The message, signed by W. Crawford and J. Klopp, requests elector backing.
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