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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
2
Titonka topic note from the post office district outlines subscription rates and territory coverage. Publisher Lee Wolfe lists pricing: $1.00 annually in Titonka territory, $4.50 otherwise in advance, $3.60 outside Titonka territory, $2.50 for Canada and foreign, all payable in advance.
A series of announcements from local candidates seeks voter support in the June primaries. Sheriffs, county recorder, treasurer and related offices are listed with party tags and requests for votes from residents of Kossuth County, Iowa.
Mutual Life Protection offers non medical coverage for ages 6 to 75 at about 12 dollars per year with seven dollar owner share and fifteen year dues waiver. Includes disability waivers and loan withdrawal values. For particulars contact the issuer.
Jeanot J Rahim of Algona Iowa runs for the Democratic nomination for Kosauth County Recorder, urging voter support at the June primary. He notes the campaign dates in mid June and appeals for votes from local residents.
Carl Dahlhauser announces his candidacy for a second term as Kossuth County Sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He notes the race hinges on voter will at the June primaries and asks for support from supporters.
A Republican candidate announces for State Representative. A courthouse hearing on a bad check resulted in a suspended sentence after settlement. County editors met at Algona city hall to discuss publishing corn hog contracts, with distribution among papers and a later redistribution after the Lakota Record editor refused printing duties.
In Winnebago county corn hog contracts are distributed among local groups while in Kosanth large rallies show support. Jarry Creag of Mason City gains popularity for lieutenant governor. he previously served Cerro Gordo county as sheriff for three terms.
The Eagle Grove Eagle asked about the old fashioned banker who used to loan money. The Marango Newa replied, implying the banker is now working openly in the street.
Statements of basic information on corn acreage and hog production submitted by individual German Township producers under the 1984 Corn Hog Production Adjustment Program. Names and signatures appear with county and community committees, with confidential report guidance and dates and figures embedded in the form.
The piece notes debates over the bonus bill and party lines, reflecting on expectations after June primaries. It urges voters to evaluate candidates for attorney and county offices, choosing qualified individuals over party loyalty, and to assess the political climate before November.
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