Political Announcements for Kossuth County Elections
A batch of campaign notices from Kossuth County, Iowa, includes H N Kruse seeking Republican County Treasurer, Tam a candidate for Supervisor, John A Slepd r, Ubb Winter running for positions on the Republican ticket, Arley B Bartlett for County Auditor, and J B Gisher announcing for Sheriff. Each calls for support at the June primary, noting candidacy under the Republican banner and urging voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
John A. Slepdr
Iam
Ubb Winter
Candidacy notices for Kossuth County sheriff and clerk
Voters are informed of Republican candidates E L Harris and W H Steward for sheriffs post in Kossuth County with June primaries. Democrat contenders Carl Dahlhauser Felp and BH Mebvoy announce clerk of court nomination. local supporters urged.
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Kossuth County
Carl Dahlhauser
Bancroft
Felp
County Attorney Primary on Republican Ticket
County Attorney candidate H. W. Milubr seeks voter support in the June 6 primary, running on the Republican ticket as the field narrows under voter will.
Candidacy Entry for County Auditor in Kossuth County
George P. Hawcott of Burt files as Republican candidate for County Auditor. Nomination subject to voters at the June primary in Kossuth County Iowa. Hawcott emphasizes community ties and county service as basis for bid.
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Kossuth County
Buffalo Republican Township Caucus At Savings Bank
A Republican township caucus will be held at the Savings Bank on Saturday March 5 at 2 a.m. in Buffalo. The event invites local party members to participate in the proceedings and select delegates.
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Buffalo
The
Savings Bank
Purpose of selecting delegates for county convention at Al gona
Aldona readers are asked to choose delegates to attend the county convention in Algona on March 12 at the court house. Lee Wolfe is a Republican candidate for County Attorney of Kossuth County, subject to the will of the veterans at the June 6 primary. Your vote and support are appreciated by IDRRY STILLMAN Algona.
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Kossuth County
Enitire
J. B. Uisher
Algona
Howtee
Lee
Wolfe
Tam
Vetera
Idrry Stillman
Jerry Stillman
van Ness & Stillman
Kossuth
Stillman
Jerry
Hawcott for Auditor in County Republican Primary
Burt farmer Geo P Hawcott announces in this week's Topic his candidacy for County Auditor on the Republican ticket subject to June primary. A 36 year old breeder of pure bred stock and lifelong resident of the Burt area, he plans to meet voters to secure the necessary 36 percent of votes.
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Hawcott
Geo. P. Hawwcott
Burt
Mr. Hawcott
Local notes from Titonka and Lakota sports and notices
The page reports on community figures including Senator Dickinson and Attorney Jerry Stillman, plus a Harrold S D livestock feed message. It covers Lakota and Titonka high school basketball plans, a state declamatory meet at Wesley, and Titonka Indians defeating Lone Rock 46 to 15 with upcoming sectional games in Algona.
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Askin
Hansen
Algona
Qurlen
Marshalltown High School News Highlights and Local Visits
Lydia Bethsamen visited Marshalltown High Monday. Doris Stott and Myr Hoon traveled to Algona on business. Helen Reed Leota Oesterreicher and Wilbur Schram with Mrs Callies went to USville for declamatory lessons with Gertrude Dudley. Mr Dunmire and wife visited Newton. she then traveled to Brooklyn to care for her sister. Barbara Ball Howard Carlson and Thadee Tryon earned second at the home declamatory contest and spoke at the Odd Fellows booster meeting at the Coliseum. Louis Pierra Gesterreicher treated Sixth grade to suckers for Valentine’s Day. The Sixth grade elected Dorothy Peterson president Stanley Fisher vice president Junior Hausen secretary. Dorothy Budlong celebrated her 11th birthday. Teena Glesking gave homemade cake for her 12th birthday. The class observed Washington Bi-Centennial with a program at 2:45 Friday February 26. Sixth grade silhouettes of Washington and booklets of pictures were made. Reporter Jean Junior Hansen noted war history studying George Washington and the War of Independence.
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Lydia Bethsamen
Marshalltown
Doris Stott
Myr. Hoon
Algona
Helen Reed
Leota Oesterreicher
Wilbur Schram
Callies
Ustherville
Gertrude Dudley
Dunmire
Newton
Mrs. Dunmire
Catherine Gay
Brooklyn
Mrs. Dunmie
Barbara Ball
Howard Carlson
Thadee Tryon
Odd Fellows
Sixth Cirade News
Louis Pierra Gesterreicher
Dorothy Peterson
Stanley Fisher
Junior Hausen
Pal
Byaryone Ig
Washington
Saiche
Jea Junior Hansen
Walter Callids
No Whispering contest ends as Ferns aide leads in spelling group
A long school column lists 100 in Spell Ing Inet week recipients including Patricia Dall and Robert Barbour. It notes birthdays for Charles Based on May 17 and Winier Hart on February 24, plus a Bi Centennial program with a grade pageant and P T A pay night. Grade news covers readers groups, sand tables, and Washington projects.
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Patricia Dall
Robert Barbour
Les Bruna
Raymond Bunting
Robert Budlets
Mart Doog
Virgil Heegett
Richard Saabrand
Kensnoth Tdndhorst
Fern Oesterfelder
John Pouslaen
Arthur Rode
Herbert Schram
Tiebert Schutter
Inst Schweppes
Harris Smith
Maxina Stott
Ralph Thelson
Roger Larson
Charles
Winier “Hart
Correction lists omitted donors for South Dakota growth fund
A correction states that Elmer Petersen Geo Heyer and Frank Franzen were unintentionally omitted from the donors list published for the South Dakota growth fund.
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South Dakota Growth Fund
Elmer Petersen
Geo. Heyer
Frank Franzen
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Kossuth County Iowa
By virtue of a Special Execution from the District Court of Kossuth County Iowa a sale is set for March 2 1932 at 10 a m at the court house in Algona. The judgment in favor of R A Bleidhng against Falk Motor Company et al for 6466 95 with costs 121 46 will be satisfied from Lots 7 and 12 in Block 11 of the Original Plat of Titonka Iowa and related properties. The sheriff L E Hovey will conduct the public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
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Falk
Woith Falk
Qno
Falk Motor Company
J.B. Falk
A. G. Palk
Martha Falk
A. G. Falk
Jessie Falk
A. Falk
Edith Pal
A.F. Schrader
A. I. Schrader
State Bank of Woolstock
Woolstock
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
State of
Titonka Savings Rank
Titonka
Q Batisfy
Litonka
Algona
Kossuth
Towa
Natural History Series Chimney Swift Description
Observations describe the chimney swift not related to swallows, seen in spring or early summer, with leaves in September. The bird feeds in the air, rarely perches on flat surfaces, uses rough tree or chimney walls for clinging, and uses tail as a prop. It has epina tipped lamellae, a cigar shaped body, slender wings with long leather-like feathers, and no true song. Nest is a twig structure glued by glutinous saliva forming a saucer like platform for eggs. built in hollows before manufactured chimneys.
Federal-style typo? Killinger hunts suspect in Ottumwa chase
George Killinger, a deputy warden with the Fish and Game Department, pursued Bruce Thomas of Ottumwa after Thomas hunted ducks without a license. The chase ended with Thomas stopping in Ottumwa, then being brought before a Sigourney justice and fined $10 plus costs.
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George ‘Killinger
Fish and Game
Ogkealoosa
Bruce Thomas
Ottumwa
Killinger
Highway 63
Thomas
Sigourney
Unwise Drainage Costs Nation Billions
Unwise drainage causes improper water distribution leading to floods and droughts across regions. Public protests, driven largely by sportsmen, gain support as the country faces annual losses in potential fish, birds, and wildlife valued at about one billion dollars, per biologist Geo W Field.
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Geo. W. Field
New Use for Trees in Iowa Wildlife Refuge
The Izaac Walton League group in Burlington urges planting discarded Christmas trees to provide bird refuges and roosting spots. They advocate planting spruce and pine on Iowa waste lands to beautify the state and support wildlife. Several game farm birds will move to the James Bradley 126 acre timber tract in Monroe county near Blakesburg.
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Izaac Walton League Boys
Burlington
Iowa
Clive
James Bradley
Mooroe County
Blakesburg
Deer Herds Sighted in Iowa and Bradley Farm Plan
A local effort aims to protect deer from harassment by dogs and other animals. Mie Bradley of Centerville will offer timber for a home for the deer. Two large herds exist in Iowa, one in Shelby County and another in Washington County, totaling several hundred animals.
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Mie
Bradley Farm
Bradley
Centerville
Iowa
Shelby County
Washington County
Winter Bird Help In Iowa Sees Mild Conditions
The article notes a mild winter for game birds in Iowa with generally favorable weather. It urges portmen and others to ensure shelters and food for birds during severe weather, warning that heavy snows can devastate populations and praising bird towers aiding the feathered friends.
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Agenitore
Iowa
Portemen
Peat Héde Joins Us in State Game and Fish Dept
Prof. I. T. Bode, formerly of the Extension Service at Town State College Ames, assumes the role of secretary to the state fish and game commission. Noted for forester training and long service at Ames, he is expected to bring energy and faithful attention to the new task.
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State Game and Fish Department
I. T. Bode
Town State College
Ames
Bode
State Fish and Game Commission
Sportsmanship Emphasized by Scott County Sportsmen
The Scott County Sportsmen's Association promotes Save Outdoor Iowa and aims to conserve fish and game with broad farmer membership. The watchword is sportsmanship as they cooperate with the state fish and game commission and back wardens Otto Klinge and A. B. Miller in enforcing laws across Scott County.
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Scott County Sportsmen's Association
Iowa
State Fish and Game Commission
Scott County Sportsmen’s Association
Scott County
Otto Klinge
Clinton
A. B. Miller
Muscatine
Scotts County
Hats Off to Wardens
Deputy wardens Klinge and Hinkelman of Clinton and Maquoketa led arrests of about twenty two fish and game violators between December 7 and 18. Hinkelman made fifteen arrests, the pair seven, fines totaled about 220 dollars directed to local schools. Two fifteen day jail terms. Violations included killing quail, shooting pheasants, hunting on public highways, and hunting without licenses.
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Klinge
Hinkelman
Clintin
Maquoketa
Finea
Canton
Scott
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Reon
H. N. Kruse
Att Arley
B. Bartlett
E. L. Harris
Sherif
W.H. Steward
Mebvoy
H.W. Milubr
Geo. P. Hawcott
South Dakota
Dickinson
Hoover
Forest City Summit
Harrold
S. D
Blunt
Titania
Willer
Worlen
S. C
Setar
Isfeford Dordo de
Lakota Priddy
Fenton
Gata Wa
Wesley
Burt Laverne
HLS
Indiana
Isembecker
Wingert
Tnes
Papooses
Althout
Wisley
Pim F Kraus
Erdman
Nelson
We Wellik
Tere
Rabineon
Kunz
Ormsby
Froelick
Aa von Franzen
Titonka— Larson
I Sone O Boyken
Heimner
Wand Sue Krantz
Panukuk
Ross
Kennedy Askin
Ane
Neville’s Shoe
Hoge
Jimmie Neville
Algona, Iowa
Wilth Gente
Georges Washington
Minya Stetzel
Falkert Stecker
Robert Pink
Edward Callies
Robert Spear
Vivian Stott
Gerhart Stecker
Darla Krantz
Robert Dreyer
George Washington
Jeani Higgins
Leta Mas Harrenga
Ilene Ites
Phyllis Lamoreux
Marjorie Mechler
Merle Heyer
James Spear
Pauline Adamson
Lavoni Oesterreicher
Ruth Sievers
Richard Batt
Richard Green
Erwin Giesking
Herman Kettwick
Eugene Theisen
Kalle ‘Henken
Arlene Hansen
Holland
Arlene Austin
Jean Higgins
Beryl Bonacker
Tene Ites
Harrs
Wilma Heesch
Wilma
Metcalt
Ll. E. Hovey
Everett L. Harris
Sullivan McMahon & Linnan
Plaintett
Natural History Series
Monyvoo County
Peat
Héde
Titonea
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