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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
1
William Johnston declares his bid for the County Attorney post, subject to Republican voters at the June Primary. The announcement signals his campaign path within the party.
8 G Bammer declares candidacy for county attorney seat in Hommet county subject to Republican voters will at the upcoming June primary.
J J Kiopp declares his bid for the office of county auditor subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. He states the campaign is underway and seeks support from party members.
Nf C Adams of Algona Iowa announces his candidacy for re nomination to the office of State Senator for the 47th Senatorial District subject to the Republican primaries in June.
Thee Nivison announces his bid for county sheriff subject to Republican voters at the June primary.
F T Hansen submits his name to the Republican voters of Emanuel county as a candidate for re election to the June primaries.
Sidney E. Bemis announces his candidacy for the office of clerk of the district court, subject to the approval of Republican voters at the June primaries in Emmet County.
At the American Federation of the Farm Bureaus annual meeting in Chicago James R Howard of Clemens Marshall county Iowa was reelected president with a 15000 salary for the year He owns a 450 acre farm in Marshall county Iowa leads the state with the largest Farm Bureau membership nearing 120000 delegates from 24 states attended and Earl Stansbury of Woodburn Clark county was named to the Mississippi delegation
A roundup from Iowa and nearby Nebraska includes Stansbury taking charge of a Lincoln home with a moderate rent, the Emerson estate dispute in which Mrs. Roy Emerson claims the estate after her husband’s death and court costs, Butler County’s jail and rare arrests, and a Bremer County ruling upholding a Bartels language law conviction. Also noted are child poisoning risks from mistaken medicines, a Dr. Darnell verdict, paving bid struggles in Black Hawk County, a Cedar Falls consolidated schools conference proposal, and various school, reformatory, and highway discussions across the state.
Moves include J O Kase returning from Fergus Falls and H Humboldt resident M Keriline settling east of Wallingford. Chas Rosenberger adds a large home addition while farmer R plans a top Iowa county arm. C A Hobein buys stock in Minneapolis for a big store. The five year old Bowman child died of scarlet fever. Lesher moves from Spencer to the Hamrick farm site. G H Woodhouse buys the O K restaurant to run with Hotel Orleans. Bert Perry and family take charge of the business. N B Carson visits Graettinger while Jeddie Jones returns from Cedar Falls. Fred Meyers and wife settle near Field school. John Rhodes moves to St Louis for work. Clay leases Henry Allen house for six months before heading to Scotland.
Thirty years ago R R Knudson of Jack Creek returned from a trip to Chicago and Madison. About twenty five friends and neighbors quietly occupied the G W Hawks residence at Swan Lake on Monday evening, surprising them completely. A pleasant time was reported.
Wal lngford residents celebrate a new son born to Mr and Mrs N L Nelson while several others share life events. Chauncey Ammon trades for property west of the river. Clark couple marked their 25th anniversary with a surprise gathering. Local men head to Colorado for railroad work. Einwalter rents a house and plans to move in April. School election yields C A Wilking and H K Groth for full terms. H A Jehu fills an vacancy. James Campbell and Emma Callen wed with Rev S W Steele officiating. Petit jurors named for April term.
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