The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-23

to qualify him for the discharge Of
the duties OF the office.
We believe that Crawford county
will give Governor Harding splen-
did vote which hesi entitled to as an
endorsement for the record which he
has made as q governor.
1. j. DICKINSON
We desire to call the attention OF
the voters Of Crawford county to the
candidacy of Hon. 4. J. Dickinson for
congress from the tenth congressiOn.
al district. Mr.. Dickinson, it will be
remembered, won out triumphantly
for the nomination for congress over
Frank P. Woods, at the June primary.
He won not upon the weakness of
Mr.. Wood, but on the strength OF his
own candidacy. His record for loyal.
'ty and patriotism and ability were of
such a high character that the voters
OF the district could unanimously de-
eide in his favor, and the same quail
ties which helped him in the primary
will aid him in the coming election.
The district is largely republican and
we predict that he will carry the full
republican vote OF the; district. The
people of the tenth congressional dis
trict will know that henceforth they
will have representative in Washing
ton who will not strive to maintain a
reputation with the politicians alone,
but will be ambitious to show quail
ties of statesmanship and to represent
the best Of the district. Mr.. Dickinson
will, poll a large vote In Crawford
county because our people feel a
pride in his candidacy. W,
NEWTON PITT
We call the attention to the voters
of the county to the fact that the
republican party has candidate for
state senator, and that he is entitled
to the full republican support of the
county. Mr.. Newton Pitt did not
receive the nomination as result of
any scheming on his part, but the
nomination came to him without his
lifting his hand to- secure it. He had
no opposition whatever in securing
the nomination and we believe that
he will poll the full republican vote
of Crawford county
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experience because he was speaker
Of the house OF representatives in the
last session and proved himself a
forceful and active faCtOriin the at
fairs OF the legislature. He will be
in position sas u republican to ac-
.complisk great deal more for the
district than q nSans; from the demo
cratic party. The republican party
will be in power in Iowa in the next
legislature and will have control of
the legislature, and the district will
fare much better by having a senator
of the majority party rather than one
of the minority party. Let the repub-
licans of Crawford county look out for
their own interests in the selection
OF a candidate for senator and in so
doing they will choose Mr.. Pitt. .,
w. e. FlsHEL
First we have nominated and the
name is regularly in the ticket, of w.
e. Fishel, OF Dow City. Mr.. Fishel is
an old resident Of the county and en-
joys an extensive acquaintance. He
is essentially self made man, and
has won his way to a position OF re-
sponsibility, that of cashier Of the
Dow City bank of Dow City, Iowa,
which position he has filed with cred
it for a number Of years. Mr.. Fishel
has not only a common school educa-
tion. but spent considerable time at
Cornell college and has therefore as
foundation, a good and substantial
education. He has been an active
factor in all war activities since the
beginning of the war and has proved
not only his patriotism in the energy
he has displayed in the work. but in
what he has accomplished in the way
of raising money Il for war purposes