Germans Fail in Turkey Lifted by English Trade Language
Constantinople reports show German cultural efforts failing to take root among Turks. English usage grows, aided by American traders, relief workers, and schools. French remains dominant in business, with English expanding through Robert College and various ASO programs.
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Notion W. C. White Seeks Board of Supervisors Seat
Notion W. C. White announces candidacy for the unexpired term ending December 31, 1921 and the term beginning January 1, 1922. He pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
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Board of Supervisors
Republican candidate for county board seat announces bid
A political notice declares that a candidate will seek the Republican nomination for a County Board of Supervisors seat, subject to the June primaries. The document lists the candidate as from Company O and Dayton and is dated with an unclear code 79-tu-fr-t6.
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Wash ington County Supervisor Candidate Seeks June Primary
I will be a candidate for the nomination for supervisor of Wash ington county subject to the decision of the republican voters at the June primary J-4 R E TOBIN Riverside Iowa.
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Consolidation Wins in Lake City Area Schools
June 3 report notes consolidation of 45 sections in Lytton district and 44 in Yetter district following recent elections. Lohrville approved consolidation while Farnhamville vote failed. Nearby communities Rich ards and Auburn begin forming districts.
Michels Announces Run for County Attorney Nomination
T A Michels of 9313 declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county attorney in Washington County, subject to voters in the June primary.
Holsteen’s Strikes Stance Sparks Political Flip Flop
A Journal report reveals Holsteen previously endorsed all strikes while claiming opposition. The piece accuses him of double crossing Cummins and supporting Plumb Plan government ownership, with further criticism of his money policy favoring a government monopoly. The paper backs Cummins and rejects Holsteen’s doctrines.
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Candidacy Announcement for Board of Supervisors Nomination
For Board of Supervisors I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Member of Board of Supervisors subject to the will of the Republican voters at the June primaries. Term ending Dec 1 1921 and term commencing Jan 1 1922.
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Untitled motor claim highlights Super-Six supremacy
The text argues that while other cars have good workmanship and materials, none match the Super-Six in the qualities for which it is famed and officially proven superior. It emphasizes unmatched performance beyond mere construction.
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Studson
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