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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
2
A series of Republican primary candidacies are announced for Kossuth County Iowa. John A Burper Abbey Winter Harley Bartlett seek County Supervisor and County Auditor positions subject to June primary votes. The notices urge voter support in the 1942 primary election.
Sheriff Lam a candidate for Konauth county on the Republican ticket seeks voter backing at the June primaries. The message urges support and help from readers, signed Fisher and dated 4t 7, F.
To the voters of Kossuth County, Harris announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff, subject to June primary voters' will. The message names Harris as a candidate in the county race.
Spd W. H. Steward is subject to primary elections as the Kossuth County sheriff seeks renomination amid local political maneuvering and party considerations.
Democrat H. J. McBvoy asks for support in the nomination for Clerk of Court. The message invites voters to back his candidacy and favors his bid in the upcoming election.
The article argues for centralizing county administration to cut taxes as rural districts trend toward Democratic gains in Iowa. It notes 1930s straw polls predicting Democratic landslides, highlights the 1928 Hoover forecast, and urges four year terms for all offices to curb party machines. It mentions a Thursday night declamatory contest, school health alerts, and a detailed basketball schedule and tournament plans.
The Washington Journal notes Har old Hayes operates a pheasantry under a game breeder license, with six to eight birds initially and hundreds now, offering three sporting species and three ornamental varieties as he ships to many parts of the United States. The piece also recalls the extinct native wild pheasant and urges broader support for Iowa’s outdoor program and fish and game conservation.
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