County Supervisor and Auditor Candidacies in 1932 Primary
A garbled notice lists Republican candidates for Kossuth county posts including Supervisor third district candidates T am 4 and JOHN A. SUGPER, and WINTOR, with June and una primary references. Also Harley D. Bartlett announces candidacy for County Auditor and I. Fisher seeks Sheriff, all subject to Republican voters' approvals in the 1932 primaries.
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T Am
Una
Btr
John A. Sugper
Sipervigor
Ubbe Wintor
Kossuth County
Iowa
Harley DB
Bartlett
Candidacy Announcements for Sheriff in Kossuth County
Two candidates declare runs for sheriff in Kossuth County. Republican Bod W. H. Steward announces for June primaries. Democrat Carl Dahlhauser, Bancroft, seeks party nomination with voter support noted.
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Kossuth County
Carl Dahlhauser
Bancroft
Four County Attorney on Republican ticket for June primary
Four County Attorney on the Republican ticket faces voters in the June primary. H. W. Mildr is listed as a candidate name on the ballot.
Candidate for Kossuth County Auditor on Republican ticket
Tam Hare seeks the county auditor post in Kossuth County on the Republican ticket subject to June primary voters. He lists Burt Hawgood as his locality and mentions backing from the party.
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Tam
Kossuth County
Holeshtip Geo, P
Hawgoft, Burt
County Attorney Candidate for Kossuth County
Tam a candidate for County Attorney of Kossuth county on the Republican ticket. The short notice outlines campaign intent and party alignment as presented in a local election brief.
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Tam
Kossuth County
Brookhart race and caucus notes stir Iowa politics
A local Republican caucus in Buffalo Township schedules a March 6 gathering at Bavinga Bank to choose delegates for the county convention in Algona. A retired Brookhart ally criticizes current officials and urges tax cuts, capitalizing on a broad critique of agriculture profitability and national economic policy.
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Bavinga Bank
Algona
Court House
dLee O
Wolfe
Valley Forge Echoes at Morest City Summit Graft Debate
A fragment reflecting on national graft and the burden of preserving what founders like Washington secured. The speaker invokes Valley Forge and a call by Tanin to honor those sacrifices through vigilance at the Morest City Summit.
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Valley Forge
Tanin
Washington
Morest City
School News and Local Tournament Notes
A long school update covers attendance rules for illnesses and doctor certificates, a sectional basketball tourney at Algona with local teams and outcomes, and upcoming one act plays by Titonka Luverne and Wesley. Also includes classroom news, student recognitions, and community wildlife and game conservation efforts in the area.
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Algona
Thonka
Curlew
Livermore-Mallard
Indians
Fenton
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P— Laverne
Wesley
Titonka
Mach School
Luverne
Callies
Pheasants Placed on Farms in Ducque County Demand Update
In Dubuque County near Hichardaville two farms of about 600 acres owned by Anna Backes and Anthony Adderson received pheasants from the department last spring. Residents report over 800 birds on the farms and cavies of quail. Birds average 18 to 30 per cavey. Gopher trapping paid out 15,799,480 in bounties in 1931 in Portiawanamis county.
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Femal
John Aleo Anya
Wartern
Dubuque
Hichardaville
Anna Backes
Anthony Adderson
Alsbert
Potiawatinamis County
Milo Brown Protects Pheasants On His Hancock County Farm
In Garner Hancock County Milo Brown five miles west of Garner cares for wild birds during a harsh cold spell by supplying shelled corn and oats. His father Johnson Brown started the county’s pheasant introduction, making Milo a conservationist who welcomes wildlife and reports 100 pheasants visiting his yard on the coldest morning. The piece also notes new 23 year plan developments with game management and refuge policies under state and federal oversight.
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Hancock County
R. G. Grobaty
Iowa
Milo Brown
Johnson Brown
Milo
Hancock
Milo “Brown
John Ball
American Game Association
Ringneck
Fish and Game Department
Ball
William Scheinke
Sioux City
Aldo Leopold
State Conservation Board
State Fish and Game Commission
Law proposal to bar securities from defaulting nations
Senator Hi Nin eUgrests outlines a plan to ban the sale of securities from nations that have defaulted on debts owed to the United States. He notes it may be too late to act and expresses uncertainty about immediate implementation amid economic pressures and ongoing discussions with bankers.
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