Political announcements for county offices in June primaries
Several notices declare candidacies for local offices. Names include Wm. S. Johnston for County Attorney, Carrie Ochtlein for County Auditor, J. J. Klopp for renomination to State Senator in the 47th District. All subject to Republican primaries in June.
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Herbert E. Hadley
Nevada
Iowa
Webster County
State University
Drake University
Humboldt College
U.S. Athy
11Th Judicial District
Nivison Announces Candidacy for County Representative
Nivison announces candidacy for the office of Representative from Bonet county subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primaries. The filing appears as a declaration of candidacy under party process for the upcoming election.
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Eaamet County
Ss. G. Bammer
J. J. Klopp
Nivison
Bonet County
Emmet
E. H. Hansen
Emmet County
Ray Kennedy
Sidney E. Bemin
Iowa
Vetera
Wm. F. Wood
Emmet County Primaries Highlight Veteran Republican Voters
Emmet County Iowa voters align with veteran Republicans in the dune primaries as party factions seek early momentum. The focus centers on turnout among long-standing GOP supporters and their influence on local countywide contests.
Kulp Announces Candidacy for 47th District State Senate
D. E. Kulp of Emmetsburg declares his bid for state senator in the 47th district subject to Republican voters in the June primaries.
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D. E. Kulp
Emmetsburg
Des Moines Hosts World Conference Prep and Local News
April 28 1920 Des Moines readers learn preparations for the quadrennial Methodist Episcopal Church conference in May with 400 staff, 837 delegates, and 20 000 copies of Christian Advocate daily. Also noted are Edith Baugh’s death from smallpox in India, Mount Vernon descendants gathering, National Guard reorganization to 400 000, estate of Geo W Hanna valued at about two million, and local notices on circuses, Shriners, and side-show cuts for upcoming season.
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Methodist Episcopal Schurch
Des Moines
Church
Board of Bishfolding
Christian Advocate
Court House
Fort Des Moines
Coliseum
National Guard
W. L. Harding
Calvary
Iowa
Notable figures and public notices in early news
Amherican Telephone and Telegraph chairman Theodore N Vail, who died in Baltimore, rose from telegraph operator at Waterloo to global authority on telegraphy and telephony. Arkansas leaders tour the corn belt to study farming and animal husbandry. Iowa State College hosts instructionMethods. Around 22 Camp Dodge soldiers naturalized. morale and modern warfare drills highlighted. T E Draper fined for a slot machine in a restaurant near the ramp. a sham battle to attract enlistments features poison gas and liquid fire demonstrations. About 2300 men at Camp Dodge receive training and limited leave weekends. (Continued on page 7).
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Theodore N. Vail
Amherican Telephone and Telegraph Company
Baltimore
Iindy Central Railway
Waterloo
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
Corn Belt
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ames
Iowa State College
Camp Dodge
Polk County Court House
T. E. Draper
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Jas Coerce Tring
Mind Carrie Ochtlein
Een
Sweters
Johnston
H. C. Adams
Algona
G. Gordon
C. E. Person
Farm Seeds
B. B. Anderson Fee
Madison County
Edith Baugh
Benar
Upper India
Earlham
Chicago
India
George Washington
Old Homestead
Mount Vernon
Nance
America Nance- Brownell
Mia
Carry Combs
Chariton
R. E. Brownell
Logan
Harrison County
Winfield Scott Kenworthy
Washington
Grandma Brownell
Mowith Vernon
Ormala
Geo. W. Hanna
Laverne
Kossuth
Humboldt
Hanna
Council Hanna
Mexico
Hannas
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falla
Frederick Greip
Moville
Woodbury County
Barney
Cherokee
Louis
Fred
Yankee Robinson Circus
Granger
Shriners
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Fitherville
Jones
Thos. Olson
Paige
America
Glenbrook
Torkelson Motor Company Distributors
Twin City Tractors
Paige Automobiles
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Michaels
Talue
Albert
Beau Brummel
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