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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a local Titonka Iowa notice containing subscription rates and business card details. It references a public or legal notice section and mentions local business and postal terms, though many words are garbled.
Notice proclaims the annual town election for Titonka Koskath County Iowa to be held on the last Monday in March at the What National Bank. Officers to be elected include Mayor Clerk Assessor and two council seats with terms shown. Dated February 5 1908 Fee O Wolfe Mayor.
Readable fragments show two papers named The Record and Herald, with mentions of a withdrawal and fees of 5.00. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or names to construct a full news item.
The Register and Leader announces daily and Sunday delivery options from Des Moines Iowa. Subscribers may send $1.50 for state primary and convention coverage or $2.25 for daily and Sunday issues, with home delivery starting June 20 and including rural routes.
Local voters hear a clash over candidates Cummins Allison and Heaths Gurseyins amid party factions. Supporters of standpat and progressive wings spar over who will back Cummins for U S Senate and who should lead a representative slate.
G E Boyle declares candidacy for state senate in a Whittamore Iowa district. He seeks Republican primaries in June 108 and, if nominated and elected in November, promises to work for the state’s best interests and uphold public accountability.
A fragmented advance issue cartoon shows Representative Holm debating whether to wake the high dive into the watery below or withdraw. The panel includes an old soldier and other figures as they question the political risks and stance on a spring day.
A supporter argues for J P Conner as a steadfast ally of President Roosevelt. The speaker cites Conner’s alliance, voting record, and long record of clean service and effective work in congress.
Fragmentary local notes discuss Mace Doe or Cumming as candidates for senator with various references to nomination papers and opponents including Holmes. The text questions entry timing and potential campaigns while hinting at past race memory and local political figures such as Brand and Berver.
A corrupted OCR fragment describes Republican electors of a Iowa county assembling for a county or state central committee meeting. It notes representation rules per precinct and additional delegates per 25 votes in a major faction, listing several towns and wards. names appear garbled.
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