Tonka Topic Watered Blames and Ballot Buzz
A fragment lists political figures and party thoughts in a promotional tone urging voters to back Roosevelt, criticizing Hoover era Republicans. It mentions Governor Landon, Liberty League, Duponts, Frank Knox, and “Warmer-Laborite” ideas. The piece riffs on citizen duty and election choices for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Kansas
Liberty Leaguars
Duponts
Delaware
Frank Knox
Chicago
End of Partisan Newspapers Era Emerges
The text traces the decline of partisan newspapers from a vivid, polemic past to a more neutral stance. It notes editors once scorched opponents with venomous editorials and daubed officials with crude imagery, but now many papers label themselves non partisan and critique their own party as readily as rivals. Strong papers like the Omaha World Herald and Baltimore Sun are cited as examples of this shift.
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Otaly
Hia
Omaha World Herald
Baltimore Sun
Timex and Critics Split on News Dads Legacy
The article notes mixed views on a partisan newspaper editor as his day ends, with emphasis on steering public aid on issues. It mentions Des Moines Register sympathy for reformers and Detroit priest Mather Coughlin planning to brief the press, plus threats stirring political nerves in hot weather.
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York
Timex
NeweDads
Das Moines Regiatag
Middle West
Aditoy
Hot Springs
8. D
Star
Mather Coughlin
Detroit
Desolation in Canada Report From Swea City Visit
George and Frank Butterfield and Mr and Mrs James B Vaux traveled to Kingsford Canada to visit James Butterfield a Butterfield brother. They returned with news of a large desolate territory likely Iowa sized having seven years without crops. They noted Canadian policy driving farmers away and farm butter selling for 3 pounds a quarter and eggs at 12 cents a dozen.
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Canada
George
Frank Butterfield
Mrr
James B. Vaux
Kingsford
Sosk
James Butterfield
Swea City
Iowa
Herald
Marriage in Bancroft Along with Community Notes
The long-styled June 15 ceremony united Carl Callies of Titonka and Mildred Deitring of Bancroft in St John’s Catholic Church Bancroft with Father Schulte officiating in a double ring rite. A noon wedding dinner followed. families from Bancroft Titonka and beyond attended. The paper details attendees home ties and local social events including club meetings and the Hansen family reunion held June 14 at the Tom Young home with many relatives listed from Titonka and surrounding towns.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Bancroft
Iowa
Carl
Callias
Titonka
Mildred
H. I. Deitring
Father Schulte
Marina
Laurence Dastring
Callies
Bancrost
Titonica
Total High School
Ed. Callies
Herbert
Donna
Mar
Hansen
Tom Young
Youngs
Jonnie Hansen
Gee
Russell Hansen
Marvin
E. A. Hansen
Beulah Hansen
Daryl Hansen
Audrey Hansen
Marvin Hansen
Beryl
C. Hansen
Dorothy Hansen
Rudd
Nels S. Nelson
Nellie Nelson
Allegra Nelson
Kenneth Nelson
Laverne Bergnes
Humboldt
Hale Plumkett
James
Goldfield
Wrman Hansen
Billie Lee
Carl James
Lakota
Alton Hansen
Algona
Chas. Bentley
Waterloo
Eyeratt
Ruth Mae
Jimmie Bentley
Bessie
Esther Hangen
Gordon Hansen
Drusilla Hansen
Mabel Hansen
June Arnold
Lake Park
Rasmus Hangen
Rimer A. Hansen
Larry R. Hansen
Milton C. Hansen
Margella Rae Hansen
Ernest P. Hangin
Evelyn, Arlege
Loren Hansen
van A. Hansen
Ruth A. Hansen
Darlene C. Hansen
Duane 0.Hansen
Patricia L. Hansen
A. Mo Petersen
Maurice H. Hansen
Fannia Hansen
Rosalie Dag Hansen
Barlll. Hansen
Ray -B. Hansen
Elsie M. Hansen
Jynior
Fragmentary Local Notice of Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals like Hanson, Mrs Sing Hanger, Mrs Harriet Young of Winhetac Indy and Mre Cecil Lewis. Also references Ruth, Doria Utonka Tom Your Wanda Rowe and others in unclear county or state contexts. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the legible portions.
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Dati
Hanson
Sing Hanger
Harriet Young
Winhetac
Indy
Mre
Cécil Lewis
Same Tund
Inds
Hubert
Roger Dfid
Pull
Ruth
Doria” Utonka
Tom Your
Wanda Rowe
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Will Schram
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Pierra Sartor
Homey Powny
A. Hoon
Carl Callies
The
Womens Home Missionary Society
Mra
Fremont Faul
Mark Shaw Farm
Jean Faul
Helen
Pierre Sartoy
Schurtz
Bobby
Dorothy Jaques
Mina Loy
Renners
Chisago
Arthur Jay Bude
Horace Schenck
Ronald
Crystal Lake
Oscar Blanchard
Janet and
Luther Miller
Missey Lelg
Lucille Peterson
Luther League
Mesdames Clarence
Will Schutter
Methodists Ladies Aid
J. F. Fisher
Larkin‘ Club
GC. V. Pendergast
Will Rickless
L. B. Larson
Guy Bruns
Clarice Falk
Mrs.m,. Osterhbauer
C. J. Hansen
Heraughter
Imond
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DNT Petroleum Corporation
Agesedde
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AL Mawel
Sam Evans
Bill Garner
Burns
Maxwell Motors
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Plymouth
Algona, la
Electrolux
E. M. Huber
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Kossuth County
Ifa
Dahlberg Sales Co
Minneapolis
Jimmie Neville
Shoe Man
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