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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
2
The candidate announces his bid for county sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voter will at the June primary.
Rep Geo W Patterson of Kossuth county spoke to a crowd at Lesion Ball about opposition to bonds for road surfacing and supported a state income tax. He emphasized banking legislation to protect depositors and warned of opposition to re election of Sen Jardine of Palo Alto. Patterson noted his three terms as representative and his Washington trip relevance.
An obscured article describes PROSO as a field grain developed in Russia. It claims similar price to wheat and potential as feed and flour substitute. The piece promotes agricultural yields, methods, and commercial packaging offers to readers.
Notice by Mayor Lee Wolfe of Titonka Iowa proclaims a regular biennial election on the last Monday in March March 26 to choose a mayor assessor and five councilmen for terms. Polls open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Falk Motor Co Garage. Dated March 8 1928.
AIL wants the Joh Mr Clark of Algona to run for sheriff on the Republican ticket noting the race draws many candidates for June primaries. The Lakota Record highlights charity efforts by Lakota girls Beth Hamnquist and Shirley Mussdan brightening sickrooms with flowers. It also comments on county bond funding, road issues, and political maneuvering affecting Iowa politics and the state highway program.
A Palo Alto Report letter urges state policy to back cement manufacturing for road work, cites cost savings and uniform quality, and favors bond guarantees for bank deposits over paved roads. It argues farmers should test corn stalk and cob utilizations via a state factory, with cooperative plants benefiting farmers within a decade.
Twenty years ago Win Smith erects a new barn in German township while multiple farm sales and moves occur. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Heiko Stohr of Woden on February 25. John Levering plans Scotland travel. Henry Mayland and Miss Mary A. Boyken wed with Rev. A Wellner officiating. Anna Kadoes and Benjamin Behrends wed at Lutiala Center with Rev. Watermierhier officiating. Della Hall may stay in Ot tum to run a millinery business after visiting her sister Mrs. Hardesty.
A Fairfield farmer named Dean sold five Swiss heifers for 1055 dollars. The sale funds are described as good for two, with Hustler noted in the text.
The Oakland Motor Car Company names Frank Fisher of Fisher Garage Titanica as Oakland Pontiac dealer here for the All-American Six and New Series Pontiac Six. Public invited to see demonstrations. Features include Duco, four wheel brakes, cross flow radiator, improved carburation, and higher compression for greater power. Prices range from 745 to 1265 with optional rear trunk rack and wire wheels.
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