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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
3
Multiple notices list candidates for the office of sheriff in Kossuth County on the Republican ticket. Individuals named include C. C. Ridden Burt L B Hovey Perry Phillips and Frank W. Green all seeking the June primary realigning with party voters.
Laura Paine declares her run for county recorder subject to the Republican 1920 primary vote. She asks for support and signs the notice with her name and date 7 10.
County Auditor Charles B. Chubb announces his candidacy for the office of County Auditor of Kossuth County subject to the approval of Republican voters at the June 1930 primary.
J H Jensen files to run in the Republican nomination race for state representative in the 5th District at the June primary. The notice lists the contender as a candidate seeking election.
Proclamation by Mayor Lee Wolfe designates March 31 as election day for Titonka with polls open 9 am to 9 pm at Falk Motor Company building. Officers to be elected for two years: Mayor Assessor and five Councilmen. Also notes public notices and local commentary on economy and tax concerns amid 1936 context.
Henry Meinders of Buffalo Center visited Titonka on Friday to handle business and met briefly at the Tople office. Meinders is noted as a progressive farmer from German township and has resided on the family farm most of his life.
Notice states a sale will be held tomorrow at Carl Fritz’s location. No Wesley News this week due to late correspondence.
A testimonial claims Mrs. M. Gunn avoided gas by Adlerika after years of baby food. It promises one spoonful relieves gas and improves digestion by acting on both upper and lower bowel to remove toxins. The ad cites Mr. W. J. Denton and a 4-16-22 date.
A column argues Governor Hammill risks his senate bid due to state banking department practices and river pollution at Mason City. It calls for voters to oust him next June or November, and highlights Titonka Iowa ordinance regulating public dances with fees and licensing.
Algona residents report livestock sales with 12 hogs sent to Burt buyers and various moves including Leo Fox family into the former Holm place and Holm relocating near Titonka. Community visitors, school enrollment gains, home furnishing lessons, a farewell party for the Walter Scott family heading to Ledyard, and neighbors aiding Farm Bureau activities are noted.
An advertisement proclaims Vinol boosts appetite, strength, and pep through minerals like iron calcium and cod liver oil. It cites Mrs Ralph Starkey and says nervous, tired people gain vigor and better sleep after taking Vinol as sold by W J Denton, Druggist.
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