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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
2
Several filings announce candidacies for Kossuth County Auditor on the Republican ticket. Harley Bartlett Tam a candidate and GEO. P. Hawcott Burt Charles E. Chubb and Earl Griffith seek party nomination in upcoming June and 1932 primaries.
County Recorder Tam A seeks the Republican nomination for Kossuth County Recorder, subject to voter will at the June primaries. Your vote and support will be appreciated. B-2 Helen Dickinson.
The message promotes Clark Orton of Algona as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court in Kossuth County aiming to succeed himself. It asks for voters’ support at the June primaries and mentions J. A. Frech.
A note from F Fisher seeking the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Kossuth County in the June primaries. Fisher asks voters for support and promises to serve per the will of the electorate.
W H Sthward, Tam a candidate for Sheriff of Kos subject to the will of the voters at the June primaries. Your support will be appreciated. Fred L Powell.
County Attorney candidate T. H. W. Miller appears on the Republican slate facing voters in the June 6 primary as the party’s choice for the county post.
Stet Jorry Stillman announces as Republican candidate for Kossuth County Attorney with June 6 primary. Maurich C. McMahon declares candidacy for County Attorney on the Democratic ticket in Kossuth County Iowa.
Nominees from Kossuth County Bancroft and German Two announce candidacies for supervisor in the third district. John A. Slepha, Ubb y Winter, and Ed Dressler urge voter approval at the June primary.
County Treasurer on the Republican ticket for Kogsuth County's office, subject to voters at the June 6 primaries. Ray L. McCorkle appeals for support. Correspondent notes a move to Minneapolis and plans to arrange a replacement before the next edition of the Tribune is printed.
Abbe Winter, candidate for supervisor in the third district, began his campaign Tuesday in Wesley and Prairie townships. He said his farming duties are under control with his garden planted and plans to spend time before the June primaries campaigning while his wife and the boys at home handle farm matters.
Local campaign news from Algona and surrounding Kossuth County highlights Republican hopefuls. Frea U Powell a grocery man and former Atlantic police chief announces and campaigners visit Topic office. Jerry Stillman and Tay McCorkle visit town touts support and vote getting prowess. Maurits C. McMahon, a young Algona attorney, re–campaigns for county attorney.
The article details local political maneuvering on the Democratic ticket with health issues delaying school tasks, a June primary without opposition for a candidate, and scrutiny of Dick as a potential keynote speaker. It notes Hoovers support for some candidates, a Bonstetter challenge from Maudsley, and a predicted competitive November race, alongside commentary on newspaper publicity and ad placement influencing voter awareness.
A Cedar Rapids based political figure is urged to consider An Clarke for Lieut Governor. Critics say Clarke favors utilities and big business, aiming for Iowa governor in two years. Senator Patterson reportedly ceded his claim, prompting concerns over statehouse power.
The school page profiles five Titonka students and two Ellsworth natives born in 1913 to 1916. Woodrow Lewis Peterson, 80, born December 10, 1913, started at Ellsworth Public School and later Titonka, with Glee Club, plays, and sports in high school. Rose Gudrun Powelsen, Edith Lenore Reynolds, Alice May Richter and others are noted for early schooling, high school enrollment, Glee Club, declamatory contests, plays, and leadership roles.
Sachat returns to class after illness with perfect attendance noted on Monday. Pupils from Fifth to Eighth grades were involved in a spelling contest and a nature study booklet project. Several students earned 100 in Spelling while reporters and contest participants were named.
Byron Lamoreux and Darlene Higgins are noted as 11 and 9 year olds respectively. Students discuss fairy flower drawings, wildflower bouquets, and spelling contest winners like Fern Oegter Veichers and Patricia Ball. A class visit by Mrs. Chester Lamoreux is mentioned along with several classmates achieving perfect spelling scores.
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