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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
3
Ida L. Peterson, a prominent Algona businesswoman and former public school teacher in Bancroft and Wesley, seeks the Republican nomination for County Recorder. Her background in business and education is presented as qualification for the office and her status as a self supporting candidate cited.
Several announcements from candidates for Kossuth County Auditor Iowa on the Republican ticket. Harley Bartlett Hawkins Burt Chubb and Barl Griffith seek the June or June 8 primary, urging Republican voters to support their bids.
Helen Dickinson announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Recorder of Kossuth County subject to voters in the June primaries. She appeals for support and votes.
A parish or county probate notice from Algona Iowa requests that assets be assigned per the will of a veteran. The text seeks appreciation for cooperation and guidance on estate matters as handled by PATHRSON.
A set of short political notices urging voters to support candidates in the June Republican primary for Kossuth County District Court Clerk. Names include Latt Clark Orton of Algona J A Frech and Harry A Wright, each asking for votes and support. The notices stress party allegiance and primaries.
Multiple notices from J Fisher Eph W Steward Fred L Powell and H Harris announce runs for Sheriff of Kossuth County on the Republican ticket subject to June primaries. Veterans and local civic ties noted, supporters urged to vote.
Mary Stillman of Algona seeks voter support as candidate for County Attorney of Kossuth County on the Republican ticket in the June 6th primary. The message asks for votes and help from the electorate to prevail in the primary.
A collection of brief candidate notices for the third district supervisor race from multiple parties. Names include John A Sleper, Ubbe Winter, Ed Dressler, Wesley Cosgrove, and Olat Funne mark. Each item states candidacy on Republican or Democratic tickets and mentions June primaries. The notices invite voter support subject to primary outcomes in Kossuth County and related areas.
An endorsement from Burt residents supports W. J H. Steward for the Republican nomination for County Sheriff citing his law enforcement record. Signed by pastors of three churches a former mayor the current mayor and sixty four Burt citizens, the pledge notes the endorsement came without the candidate's knowledge.
A speaker asserts salary is fixed by law at nine dollars per month with all fees to the county. He warns against propaganda claiming cheaper office costs, notes bidders set supply contracts at the courthouse, and mentions Jake Fred as a known contact who would favor actions. The message emphasizes responsible bidding and limited printer profits.
All indications point to a big role in this state section for O P Bennett for Lieutenant Governor of Iowa. He is opposed by Senator Clark of Cedar Rapids a lawyer and politician whose record is well known. Senator Bennett is a lawyer farmer honest and will push to cut taxes to half. Bennett is a good running mate for Gov Dan Turner. Turner and Bennett should win most Republican votes in northern Iowa. Vote next Monday.
RAY L. MCCORKLE seeks the Republican nomination for County Treasurer of Kossuth County subject to voter will at the June 6th primaries.
Brookhart is portrayed as dependable and outspoken like Pennsylvania's McFadden. He is described as surefooted and knowledgeable, having served the people well in every instance.
The article notes that if Senator Brookhart loses next Monday’s vote the state will name the next senatorial candidate. It urges readers to vote for Brookhart, claiming only he has a real chance to win in the next fall election. It covers local primary actions in Buffalo township and the posting or writing of delegate names on the ballot. It introduces Jerry Stillman as a Republican candidate for county attorney, praising his honesty and capability and urging support next Monday. It mentions Geo P Hawcutt seeking County Auditor and J A Kyech running again for County Clerk after eight years away, highlighting past service and competence.
A campaign note urges residents to support Brookhart in the upcoming primary next Monday, claiming he is the most qualified among six candidates and prompting voters to consider improving themselves by backing the U. S. Senator despite disagreements with some Washington actions.
The piece argues Charles B. Chubb should be County Auditor after a past crisis where Town suffered bank failures and farm losses. It notes he turned over all his property to the bank to aid the depository and urges voters to support a capable, well known candidate who will appreciate public trust.
A long wartime style plea urges voters to keep Kruse in county treasurer’s office for a fourth term, arguing that three terms are not enough and criticizing opponents McGorkle and Schultz as capable but insufficient alternatives. The piece also weighs in on the Brookhart senatorial primary, urging strong support to prevent a profession driven convention nomination.
The district mootly allocates praise for Abbe Winter as nearest to the center, with Ed Droesgler Samsy, John A Sleper, and Olaf Funnenfark also running. A voter duty is urged to vote for the candidate they trust at the polls next Monday.
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