The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

suatlng entered the Estate university at
Iowa City, where he spent four years
as a law student, and graduated from
that institution with honors Ever
since the city of Denison took over the
electric light plant dis municipal plant!
Mr. Walker has acted as business man
ager of the light partrnept, as well as
city attorney, and he conducted the af.5
fairs of that Office to the satisfaction
of most patrons. We Understand !, Mr.
Walker intends to make an aggressive
campaign from now until election time,
and will meet most of the voters Of the
county. He will make an efficient and;
painstaking officer and one who will
devote his entire time to the affairs Of
e. N. SandstrOm
3, JAS. McCracken
Two supervisors are to be elected for
tbs 1921 term, and the republican vot-.
ers at the June primaries displayed the
best of Judgment when they selected
the above named gentlemen. Mr..
Sandstrom lives in Stockholm township
where he is well and favorably known.
He is a son Of S. M. Sandstrom, one Of
the pioneer Swedish citizens of Stock
holm. 'Nels,'' as every one calls him,
has served the people of his township
in one capacity or another for many
years and has done SO with the best of
satisfaction, and he is assured of a very
large vote in his township. He is all
business in anything he undertakes
and as a supervisor from the north end
of the county he will render good SER
vice. .si ~ M $sgt.sf l5 I'll
" Mr.. McCracken lives in; Nishnabotny
township, near Manila, and thus will
represent the south end of the. county.
He has long been identified with the
best interests of the county and the
township in which he lives; those who
know him best are his best friends and
supporters and he will no doubt poll
a large vote not only in his own town
ship, but all over the county. AS q.
business man Mr.. McCracken has al
ways been considered what is termed
a live wire and the business OF the
county will be conducted in Il business
way under his direction - The board Of
supervisors has the spending of much
of the peoples money, and the board
ought to be composed of sound, level
headed business men. We recommend
party as a man in whom they can place
the utmoststrust.
Il #. II. Shirtclif
4 III. w. BOeck
For the 1922 term the voters selected
olliI Ivy llIOW lOWIlSIup,
and H. w. Boeck, of East Boyer town,
ship, both land owners and taxpayers,
who have the interests of the county in
mind at all times. Mr.. Shirtcliff has
lived in Willow township since 1890 and
he is known all over the township. The
farm he now occupies was virgin soil,
when he moved thereon, and he has
developed the soil and improved the
farm until 1T, is now in a very. high
state of cultivation. He is a man of
large practical experience, genial in
disposition. pleasing in address and the
possessor of excellent Judgment. Since
he became of voting age he has. sup.
ported the republican party, and has
always been. an earnest advocate / of
its platforms. Before moNin into WY.
low Fred lived over in Milford HSJHi
he was road superintendent for, i,fSe
years. In Willow he has served tsisS
township clerk for nine. years, jastiaes.
OF the peace two years and was also
a member of the school board. He will
make a good supervisor.
II. w. Boeck, better known as Her!
man. is one of the substantial men of.
East Boyer, and in this gentleman the
agricultural interests of the county
have a worthy supporter. He received
a good common school education and
later. pursued a course in the Iowa
Commercial college, While lad he
worked on his fathers farm in East
Boyer during the summer and attend
ed the Commercial college at Daven-
port during the winter months, and he
is well equipped for the Office he seeks.
He has held a number of township Of
fees during his residence in East Boy
er. was assessor for three years. and