Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-04
HI. j .HOOGENAKKER
FOR STATE SENATOR


A personal letter Just received
from our friend and brother editor,
III. ]. Hoogenakker of the Audubon
Republican. announces that gentle
mans candidacy for state senator
from the as-Guthrie-Audubon
district. We have noticed quite a
few favorable comments in the press
Of the district for Mr.. Hoogenakker,
which-speaks more loudly for his
candidacy than any words of ours
could do. The Times, however.
wishes to add its estimate of the
gentleman and its comments. H. J.
Hoogenakker Is man Of parts. He
Is in the very prime of life and amply
well fitted for the place. We have
had q personal acquaintance with
him for a number Of years, and can
with good grace give him our hearth
est and most sincere recommendation
as well as our unstinted support.
While a resident of this city he was
always in the forefront in party
matters, took part in campaigns and
made many talks throughout the
county for the principle of the G. o.
p. He was always a progressive
citizen, always ready to do his part
in everything effecting the veal or
the woe of the people. In fact he
is a peoples man In every sense. 1t
Is Audubon's turn to have the SEN
ator, and the Times takes pleasure
in recommending Mr.. Hogenakker to
the republican voters of Guthrie
or. His 20.years' experience in the
ho ~
benefit both to himself and constit-
uents, bringing him as it has in close
touch with their needs and wants.
Again we say no mistake will be
made in nominating and electing Mr..
Hoogenakker. - Guthrie Center
Times.
There seems to be disposition on
the part Of the republicans Of the
18th senatorial district comprising
the counties Of Dallas, Guthrie and
Audubon to nominate Editor H. j..
sHoogenakker to succeed Senator J..
w. Foster. Mr.. Hoogenakker 4. is
one of the best known newspaper
men In central Iowa. The people
of that district have generally used
great care as to the men they have
sent to the senate, using care espe-
cially as' to their ability to do effec-
tive work in the senate, Mr.. Hooge-
nakker is very fine and II be wins
he Is absolutely certain to MAINTAIN
the high reputation Of the 18th sem
atorial district and that is saying a
great deal.--C. G. Pugh in Des
Moines correspondence.
Editor HI. j. Hoogenakker of the
Audubon Republican has announced
for senator on the Republican ticket
in the Audubon Dallas-Guthrie dis
trict. Mr.. Hoogenakker is capable
man, a pronounced Republican and
one Of the ablest county seat pub
fishers In the state. He is popular
ct homo and has q large business.
He has Also had considerable En-
perience In civic work. having served
al councilman and mayor at Rich
land, Iowa, before moving to Audu-
bon ten years ago. He Is an all
round web qualified man for senator
and HIS friends around Coon Rapids,
In north Audubon county, would be
glad to see him honored with the Of
fee he seeks.-Coon Rapids Enter
prise.
Henry J.. Hoogenakker. editor of
the Audubon Republican, is
a candidate on the Republican ticket
for state senator from this sena-
torial district, to succeed Senator
John Foster Of Guthrie Center. We
know Mr.. Hoogenakker personally
and have known him for several
years. and can truly say that he
possesses the qualities Of making q
first-class senator to represent this
district. This year Audubon has