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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
2
The Algona Advance criticizes Patterson for breaking a June promise to J. M. Jensen of Fenton and urges voters to elect Weaver and Brookhart allies. The piece argues Patterson seeks a Des Moines salary without service and calls for returning power to county voters next Monday.
A satirical note mocks political candidate letters sent to editors across county. It cites editors receiving mail, reading content, and claiming freedom to publish, while questioning suppression for space. It references LaVerne News and News World in a humorous tone.
A regional dispute centers on M P Weaver supporting a legislator while the Algona Advance faces internal strife over Patterson candidacy. Commentary from News World and The Topic urges voters to back Weaver in the upcoming primary, arguing two terms and out is preferable and endorsing Brookhart.
Fragmentary OCR reads about political notices and press space for Senator Cumming. Mentions postmaster past role at Tilonka and comparisons of income tax speeches to main issues. Lacks clear dates places or events.
The piece speculates that if Senator Cimming had retired and Congressman Dickinson run for the Senate, he might have secured a tremendous victory.
The Algona Advance endorses the non farmer candidate as honest and capable while condemning the idea a green hand can match a seasoned Des Moines legislator. It questions a prior representative’s performance, cites a $90,000 leakage from Kossuth County, and critiques income tax policy affecting taxpayers.
The piece argues party reform and farmer leverage in the upcoming primary. It cites Matt Weaver as a strong local candidate proposed by Whittemore farmers, opposing entrenched bankers and politicians, and notes support for Mrs. Ethel Wood as Iowa’s first female candidate for state representative.
Aunt Emmy criticizes James Browne for risky stock choices and lax security. He lost funds in radio stock and had five $100 government bonds stolen from his office, highlighting the need for bank checks and safe custody. The tone blames imprudence and emphasizes prudent financial habits.
The Minnesota Bankers Association at its annual convention adopted a resolution urging bankers to cooperate with the Agricultural Committee and to inform farmer patrons about the Agricultural College and the means to improve farming conditions and provide practical education for farm youth.
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