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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
2
In Tonka trade territory subscription is 1.00 per year in advance. Outside Titanka territory 1.88 per year in advance. In Canada and foreign countries 2.64 per year in advance. Rates listed for Titanka and surrounding regions.
Tam a democrat candidate for supervisor third district seeks nomination at June primary. Kraschel and Herting enter gubernatorial and senate races with other ex governors in statewide contest. Soldiers bonus bill grants Rosath County over 400000 in baby bonds for World War veterans, before House review. MH White, Algona attorney, stays county attorney role and justice of the peace.
In a county party statement, Mr. White declares his intent to run for county attorney in the June primary. He has practiced law at the county seat since 1980 and previously moved to Algotia in 1922 with his family, where his father has run a grocery.
Algona attorney J A Winkel, known for his trial work in a criminal action where he served by appointment, announced last week that he plans to pursue new professional steps. The report notes his rising reputation from the prior year and ongoing legal activities in the region.
James and Winkel emerge as likely candidates for County Ate in the upcoming June primary with Democratic voters decisively favoring James. Winkel, well known locally, has ties to Buffalo township through marriage to Mrs. Rasmus Petersen. McMahon confirms he will not seek a third term as County Attorney after two terms.
Whittemore official J Balgeman and Irvington resident Fred Geigel announce renomination bids on the Republican ticket for county offices. Alvin Weber of near Hannah Switch enters the field after a Luverne boosters meeting. H B White of Algona, justice of the peace, announces for County Attorney. White, son of grocer W A White, has practiced law five years and led Justice races. Oklahoma University law grad. Rumor notes Leon M Merritt may seek County Coroner on the Republican ticket.
Julius Kunz predicts Townsend supporters will lead a March style push, while a progressive ticket and Roosevelt challenger loom in June. He notes radio and autos will fuel campaigning, and veterans will spend their bonuses prudently on debts, homes, and investments as the political year heats up.
Thirty Five Years Ago items note the nearing completion of a new Catholic church. S. L. Lamoreux attends school in Dixon Illinois. Dick Spiecker and wife visit friends in Ackley. August Schram breaks a bet of Crenches this week. Mark Shaw Wedley visits K. J. Fox family. T. B. Ricks travels to Mlinda to see relatives. Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hanken dies Monday. A. W. Young of Missouri visits W. T. Hall family. Juliug Bonacker and wife have a baby boy born last Tuesday. John Muldoon leaves for Clinton to visit relatives. Jake Koestler returns from Boaz Wisconsin. Sister and nieces of Chase Phalps visit from Ohio.
A garbled court of local events reports visits by Herthan Stanzenis to Gea and Johnson buying from Northern Frank Haewel, grain shipments from Titonka elevators, livestock losses, and travel notes. County matters include a $3400 annual county attorney salary, a church move, and a restaurant lease. town officials, marriages, and arrests are listed, with markets and taxes for 1901. A revival, medical visits, and community notices anchor a panorama of life in early Titonka.
A crowded honor roll of residents from Buffalo Center Titonka Algona Woden and nearby towns is listed with multiple birth and death style dates from 1937 to 1987. The note mentions a group of locals visiting Algona to gauge political sentiment as the county hub for upcoming offices.
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