Titonka Topic subscription rates and distribution note
Entered at the Post Office in Titonka Iowa as second class matter thoroughly covers a fifteen mile diameter territory reached by no other paper. Subscription rates listed: 1.00 per year in advance in Titonka trade territory. 1.50 per year if not paid in advance within Titonka trade territory and outside the town. 2.50 per year in Canada and foreign countries, payable in advance.
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Titonka
Iowa
Titanics
Canada
Democratic and Republican Supervisor and Recorder Candidates
IOWA PRESS announces filings for the June primary. John A Sleper German Township seeks the Democrat nomination for 3rd district supervisor. William Cosgrove Wesley seeks another term as Democrat nominee for 3rd district supervisor. J J Dooley Algona seeks renomination for County Recorder on the Democrat ticket. Ernest Petersen Titonka seeks Republican nomination for 3rd district supervisor. Each candidacy notes June primary subject to voter will and requests support.
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John A. Sleper
German Township
Wm. Cosgrove
Wesley
J_ J. Dooley
Algona
Tam
Ernest Petersen
Titonka
Butler seeks Democratic nomination for County Auditor
B J Butler announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Auditor in the primary on June 1, 1936. He invites support and emphasizes qualifications for the county office.
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B. J. Butler
Trauger Seeks Kossuth County Sheriff Nomination
Art Trauger of Algona Iowa announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in the June primary subject to Republican voters. He seeks support and votes from the electorate.
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Kossuth County
Art Trauger
Algona, Towa
Shevitt
Voters urged to support at June primary in Kossuth County
A column recalls past campaigns in Kossuth County and Titonka while noting political pressures from candidates seeking endorsements. The piece discusses early 1900s state representative contests and offers a glimpse into the local paper’s stance on taking part in elections and concessions offered by candidates.
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Albert B. Cummin
Kossuth
Titonka
Gardner Cowles
A. D. Clarke
Aime
Corrupt Campaign Practices Noted in Lincoln County History
A reminiscence recalls a corrupt election campaign in Buffalo and Lincoln townships with paid votes, forced supports, and violations of voter rights. It cites $1600 spent in Lincoln for election use, multiple party influence, and intimidation by Clark and Cowles supporters before a delegate convention era.
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Tyne
Buffalo
German
Portland
Clark
Cowles
Lincoln Township
Buffalo Township
Lincoln
Titonka
Chicago
Cowley
Oan
Gost
Iowa farmer labor candidate for congress in June primary
Mrs. Matilda Sorenson Clarke of Fort Dodge seeks the Farmer Labor nomination for Congress. Born in Webster County, she cites sympathy for farmers and labor, criticizes the two major parties, asserts the need to realign prosperity with purchasing power, and notes surveillance of anti New Deal groups and industrialist support. She critiques the current political vehicle and questions Republican editors' timeliness in endorsing presidential hopefuls.
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Matilda Sorenson Clarke
G. W. Clarke
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Waldorf College
Forest City
Clarke
United States
Rev
Coughlin
Clergy, Families Wedding in Sacred Heart Church
Migg Winifred Govern daughter of Mary Govern and Milton Farrow of Ledyard wed Wednesday morning April 11 at Sacred Heart Church with Father Peter Sturi officiating. A noon dinner followed at Mrs Mary Govern’s home for 35 relatives and friends. The Farrows plan to live on a farm near Swea City.
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Migg Winifred Govern
Mra
Mary Govern
Milton Farrow
David Farrow
Ledyard
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Peter Sturi
Theresa
Peter Govern
Mary
New President of Morningside College Cited by Attorney
Attorney E J Van Ness notes Reverend Earl Roadman, installed as Morning side College president in Sioux City last Sunday, previously headed Whittemar public schools when Van Ness resided there years ago.
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Morningside Algana
E. J. van Ness
Earl Roadman
Morningside College
Sioux City
Whittemars Publc
van Ness
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Iowa Press
Zaman
Louisiana
Kate Smith
England
Hudson Bay Company
Alr
Florida
Jamestown
Liberty League
The
Crusaders
Farmers Independence Council
Southern Committee
du Pont
Jewett Shouse
Alfred Sloan Jr
Ernest Weir
Hoover
White House
Roosevelt
Tilye
Hearstchild London
Knox
Vandenberg
Dickinson
Borah
Tess
Kell's
Jack Sprat
Ramsey Reformed Church
Orria B. Cushman
Edna Boeckholt
Harold Cushman
Donald Bacon
Claire Heifner
Bradford Buffington
Bacon
Arthur J. Budlong
Leo Orthal
Myrtle Ann
Woodrow Peterson
Kasuath
Reginald Winter
Cathryn Schram
Betty Budlong
Jean French
Deloris Rippentrop
Caroll Reasor
Patricia Ball
Mrs. Brereton
Emmetsburg
Pearl Kulp-McDonald
Ted Dunmire
H. J. Torgersen
Clareyeu Cooper
Martin Bleich
Stella Mac Breen
Mr. and
J- D. Breen
Anna Buss
Zory Keith
Afterican Legion Auxiliary
Grace French Iing
Dean Womens Club
Jews Buffington
Pear Asq
Home Economics
Elang
Mhursday
PLTA
Tlanka
Genrich
Algola
Fisher
M. 3
Craven
Ti-tonka
John Swalve
Henry Swalve
John K. Hippentrop Sr
Titanica
Gee
Appentrop
Fred Stecker
Geo. Arnedy
George Kreuger
Olmore
Minn
Otto Swalve
Bancroft
G. H. Wessels
Harry Schroeder
Harvey Joe
Fred Bietz
Burt
Arend Swalve
Thompson
Siwalve
Alexander Miller
Asa
Treasury
U.S
PWA
Towa
W. J. Denton
Woden
Newbrough Pharmacy
J. J. Dooley
Glencokr
Gabel Bros. Produce
Electrolux
E. M. Huber
N. Church St
Algona, Ia
Northwest
Tilmer Thamnonn Haan Nan
S. C
8. C
Thompsons
Salsbury
Li Yuden
Elmmore
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