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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
2
Blanche Croge of Algona Iowa announces her candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Kensmuth County subject to the Republican primary in June. She notes broad support from friends across the county and asks for voter backing.
At the solicitation of many friends, Matt Bestenlehner of Algona Iowa announces his candidacy for Clerk of Courts subject to the Republican voters in the June primaries of February 1922.
Elizabeth J. Resseguie seeks Democratic nomination for County Recorder ahead of June primaries. Mrs S Engler seeks Republican nomination for Recorder. Sumner D Guarton of Algona Iowa runs for Republican County Attorney nomination and asks for support.
The undersigned seeks nomination for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to voters’ decision at Swea City Iowa.
Dg White of Algona, a Republican treasurer candidate, toured the city Tuesday to interview voters. He said he has not sought public office before and is encouraged in his candidacy. His name pronounces as Dyb Bancroft Register.
A wartime scene describes cloudy days and ships in the bay as cannons roar and a giant eagle soars. Shells streak the sky and wind howls driving thoughts of home while rain pours and soldiers face graves in France.
Doan News items from Burt report residents visiting nearby towns and family updates. Otto Harig spent Thursday and Friday in Algona, Lee and Art Phillips were Burt shoppers, births noted, and families like Larson, Brunswold, and Anderson appear in visitor and caregiving roles. Community events include L A S meeting, Sunday school reorganization, and plans for a Get-together worship day.
Residents report busy weekend activities with neighbors helping on farms and visiting relatives. Del Fitch and helpers sawing wood. Nelson and Larson families guests in Burt. Cunningham and Tay aiding L R Daniels. Ringsdorf and Brayton families visiting Bancroft area. corrections on a Leek wallpaper anecdote. Elizabeth Dittmer of Burt was a guest with sister Sigsbee. assorted visits from Munson, Fitch, Kregar and Carter members, and Frankie Munson visiting from Woden.
Burt area residents share visits and daily life as spring returns. Families such as Daniels, Dittmer, Hobson, and Ringsdorf are noted in week activities while neighbors help on farms and children enroll in school No. 5. Local freetime and illness reports accompany visits across nearby towns.
Woden Iowa residents are reminded of Holtdorf hardware North End sale Friday and Saturday April 21 and 22. The notes list multiple local visitors and social activities including visits by Miss Harming Pannkuk and others to Titonka Britt Garner and Britt shows, with a moving picture machine purchase and a church supper at Garner.
Mr and Mrs Garret DeBryn visited Slugger home Sunday. Miss Opal Eisenmann from Buffalo Center spent the weekend with relatives. Confirmation exercises were held at the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening with eleven confirmed. Bawin Hanna and Miss Lois Westcott were married last Saturday. Birdie Anderson of Eagle Grove returned Monday to resume as telephone operator. Ray Valley and family visited Britt Monday. Hope Ulrich resigned as telephone operator to take a clerk job. Reena Hickens returned to Forest City Monday after a visit here.
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station figures show corn returns for livestock under current market conditions. Lambs gain from 60 to 83 pounds returning 3.25 dollars per bushel. hogs yield 1.36. steers 0.74. dairy cows 0.81 with milk price credits.
Dan McLaughlin and Ben Burgitt attended the Chicago Horse Sale last week buying five Yearling colts. Over five hundred horses were sold at the sale. Those shipped to Britt possess the blood of leading country sires. Geo. Jackman will ship ten head to Algona this week to be trained on the Kossuth county track. Lieutenant Governor Hammill has a promising filly in the Jackman stable by Kentucky Todd with a three year old record of 2508% a world record when made.
Morris Graham of Titonka tops Kos suth county with 377 points and eighth in the State contest winning 5 dollars. Daniel Nassl of Whittemore takes 20th place earning 5 dollars from the Farm Bureau Federation. County prizes total 100 dollars with steps from 25 to 2.50 and season tickets, open to more entrants through April.
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