Jowa Woman May Vote In November
A discussion in Iowa cites that women in Jowa may vote for president and vice president in the November election under state authorization. The piece explains a confusion about suffrage, notes a law enabling women’s presidential voting, and references potential political motives and public misunderstanding across parties. It includes a district court notice and a public filing notice for Wallingford real estate disputes and city curb projects in Estherville in 1920.
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Towa
Punk
Tawa Weomen
Frank Dorson
Chaiman
Bse
Union
Thirty-eight General Assembly
Thirty Sixth One
Iowa
United States
Rstherville
Lews
Town
Sixth Street
Mast Howard Street
Maple Street
Seventh Street
T Lincoln Street
Hayes Street
Eight Street
Lincoln Street
Jones Street
Tenth Street
Howard Street
Ninth Street
Minneapolis and
St. Louis Railroad
Estherville
Bemis and Schlick
Harding and Coolidge campaign for change at the White House
A campaign piece arguing for Harding and Coolidge, praising their character and record. It claims the nation seeks change from Democratic policies, highlights Harding’s stance on peace, labor laws, child protection, wage and retirement measures, and woman suffrage. It portrays both candidates as moral, plain, able leaders trusted to govern and safeguard homes and rights.
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Harding
Coolidge
Coolie
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Russia
White House
Coulidge
Promote Monster Show of Stock at the State Fair
Blue ribbon stock from the biggest farms will enter this year at the state fair. Secretary A R Corey announced the stock exhibits will be enhanced by a new $200000 cattle barn. Fireproof brick barns will house the livery stock department and the fair board promises the most modern facilities. More money is offered in stock departments than ever before.
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A. R. Corey
Fair Board
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Jowa Wowan
Torever
State OF
Emmett
Alice I. Nourse
Chris Larson
T. C. Bande
James Anderson
OT. Anderson
Halver Tarson
Fred Rekenbrodt
Anna Kasa
Crim
Ed Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Twehner T Anderson
DV. Talmer
Plaintiffs
Tay Cooke and Co
Jay Cooke
William G. Moorhead
Harris
Fahnoestack
Tenry D. Cooke
Pitt Conke
George G. Thomas
James A. Garland
Jay Cooke and Co
Edwin M. Lewis
All Cooke & Co
Gs. Becker
District Court
Emmet
Alice J. Nourse
Larson
T. GO. Sando
QO. J. Anderson
Halver Larson
Rieck
Fred Rokenbrodt
Wallingford
L. BE
Arthur C. Anderson
Elmer T. Anderson
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Emmet County
St. James Avenue
John Heidecker
Inc. P. Kirby
St. Tames Avenue
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Raiway
Alan
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
D. W. Palmer
Ana
BR Preto. Morse, Kennedy & Herrick
Attorneys For Plaintiff
Valer
Uielr Arch
Mickie
Alberta and
Madame Lyn
M. E. Eldred
Sup Roe
Estherville Grocer Co
Hugh. B. Lawrence