Judge Wood Confident of Victory in Third District Primary
Judge G W Wood spoke to reporters about his bid for Congress promising to carry seven of nine counties, with Black Hawk potentially yielding 6 000 vote plurality. He praised supporters, thanked the Waterloo group, and urged all qualified voters to participate in the upcoming primary with rallies planned in Independence and Rowley Buchanan County.
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Wood
vMce
Black Hawk County
Robinson
Waterloo
Congress
Ladies’organization
Judge Wood
Independence
Rowley
Buchanan County
Black Hawk
George Wood Wille
George Wood
Towa
Congress of the United States
East High Orange and Black Yearbook Due Next Wednesday
East High announces the Orange and Black yearbook for 1928-29 will be distributed Wednesday, June 6. Harold Paulis leads delivery. Gladys Prescott edits with a staff including Beatle as editor, Morris as business manager, and Kelley, Kimball, Beckner, Bickley, Moore, and others as editors, managers, and reporters.
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East High
Harold Paulis
Gladys’ Prescott
Her Schaff
The
Grange
Orange ‘and Black
Prank Beatle
Margaret Morris
Donald Kelley
George Kimball
Kenneth Beckner
Kathryn Bickley
Margaret Moore
Louise Tollefson
Russell Sohner
Mable Watson
Margaret Hellen
DeMaris Sohner
Carol Burr
Duane Hackett
Robert Pritchard
Jeanette Dobson
Real Estate Transfer In Persia Described By Missionary
Paul B. Shedd, a Presbyterian missionary in Resht, Persia, explains a local real estate practice in a letter. The process starts with a 90 year lease for 500 tomans, a sale for 600 tomans, and a final 100 toman payment to waive claims, all tied to a church purchase for missionaries. The priest acts as notary and lawyer, with traditional rituals observed during signing.
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Persia
Paul B. Shedd
Resht
Shedd
F. H. Shedd
Northminster
East Park Presbyterian
Department of Abstracts
Mr. Shedd
Salaam
Sunnyside Hosts East High Annual E H Breakfast
East High senior class held its annual class breakfast at Sunnyside Country Club this morning with about 140 in attendance. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Miller and Miss Maude Moles sponsor of the junior class. The program was by charge of Bob Webster and Max Ryan. After breakfast several athletic contests were played on the club grounds. Arrangements were by Robert Wright Leta Hough Ruth Blanchard and George Fowler. Emerson Nelson, star football player and track athlete at University of Iowa, was elected permanent president of the class of 1828. Otto Bauch of Des Moines was named vice president.
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East High
Sunnyside Country Club
Fred J. Miller
Maude Moles
Bob Webster
Max Ryan
Robert Wright
Loleta Hough
Ruth Blanchard
George Fowler
Mary K. Kerwin
La'Venne Drilling
Nauman Meves
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Emerson Nelson
Otto Bauch
Aes Moines
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G. W. Wood
Independence and
Mulla
Sunnyside
E. H
George W. Wood
First National Bank
Wood-for-Congress Club
Third District
Iowa
Edwards
John Fletcher
James E. Risden
Bureau of Investigation
Attorney General’s
F.W. Edwards
F. W. Edwards
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