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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
2
Elizabeth Resseguie announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Recorder, with a June primary. She emphasizes reform and public service as she seeks election to the position.
H. N. Kruse of Swea City Iowa announces candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the June primary.
The article discusses graveling primary and secondary roads, low contracts on projects, and a push for annual inventories and accountability in government. It notes gravel roads improve safety and cites the 39th General Assembly inventory law as strong.
The record notes a vote granting the people at the next general election the right to decide by ballot whether the state may be bonded for 22000 dollars. It reflects a fiscal question and citizen input on issuing debt.
A historic roll call details Iowa legislative votes on postwar veteran payments, charity board creation, livestock and public health funding, road improvements, and various social laws. It notes laws passed or failed on indicate allocations, licensing, age of consent, and public notices while naming agencies and acts involved.
A letter discusses 94 percent of auto license fees staying with Kossuth banks under a 39th General Assembly law. It explains reporting to the Secretary of State and Treasurer of State, proposed reductions in minimum taxes, and new rules for registering older vehicles and high priced cars.
A Kossuth county letter argues bus and truck lines harm roads and compete with railways. It claims current registration fees fail to cover maintenance and urges higher licensed taxes on road users to fund upkeep.
Burt residents report recent movements including Mr. and Mrs. J oO Isenberger moving to Frank Lupin farm to assist. Gene Godden renting the Isenberger house and returning from another run. high school track results with Warner Ringsdorf and Danita Stow winning events. Community ties show visits, baptisms, and society activities including bake sales and mite boxes with about fifty dollars raised.
Woden News Notes report a string of visitors including Cline and family from Buffalo Center, Valley and Rowe from Britt, Alvin Kramer from Buffalo Center, August Krieger and Clifford Wissmann, Henry Garr of Garner, nurse Miss Fereleniay from Garner, Al Breen and J D Breen family, Hawley of Hayfield, Bruns of Titonka, Lee Wolla of Ventura, Su Barron, Heens and Saathott couples, C A Lawler family from Mason City, with many stopping by Tuesday to Thursday and staying to visit schools and friends in the area.
The piece lists numerous visits and calls by residents from Britt and nearby towns such as Forest City Mason City and Crystal Lake. It notes social visits to homes of Orthel Breen Ludeking and others, attendance at shows, and mentions a death in Mason City Hospital and seed allotment by Congress.
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