Independent sheriff candidate announces in Emmet county
The Esterville Iowa paper prints A W Buck’s note for sheriff candidacy in the general election on November 7 1922 as the editor George A Nichols notes the paper’s role. It also discusses political sentiment toward United States Senator race and supports the bonus bill for returning soldiers amid coverage of local shop and department concerns.
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Emmet
A. W. Buck
Luncheon Meeting Opens Club Officers Election
A brief business luncheon concluded with the election of officers and a social period enjoyed by all. The next meeting is scheduled for November with Mrs H Jensen assisted by Mrs Randolph. A Halloween themed luncheon at the Dutch Room featured orange and black decor, long tables, spooky favors, and hostesses Mrs James Ghoslin Mrs Ralph Rosseau Mrs Chas Robinson Mrs Wm Johnston Mrs Jas Fredericksen.
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Estherville Club
Twin Cities
C. A. Cummings
W. 7Th Street
St. Paul
R. C.mitchell
Hallowe’en
Hallowe’en Aprons, Caps, Black Cats and Witches. Mrs. Sherrin
Estherville
Des Mbines
H. Jensen
Randolph
Mesdames
James Ghoslin
Ralph Rosseau
Chas, Robinson
Wm. Johnston
Jas. Fredericksen
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Delbert Platt
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Thorwald Nelson
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T. E. Smith
Emmet Consolidated School
Co. R. I. & P. Railroad
Smith
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Myhre
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Clements
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Mystic Workers
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Blanche Harper
Chas. Dayton
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Kilgore & Elocow
Winchester
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Rock Island
Great Men’s and Boys’ Store
Syndicate Clothing Company