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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
2
A batch of notices from Tama and Kossuth County Republicans seeking July June primaries. Candidates include Tam a for County Supervisor, JOHN A. SLEPDR, UBBH WINTER for County Auditor, HARLEY D. BARTLETT for County Auditor, J. F. FISHER for Sheriff, Carl Dahlhaus for Sheriff Democrat, TD H. W. MILLER for County Attorney, and GEO. P. HAWCOTT for County Auditor.
Jerry Stillman of Algona launches campaign for County Attorney in Kossuth County on the Republican ticket, urging voters to support him at the June 6 primary. He asks for votes and backing from the electorate.
Algona Iowa topic page notes Charles B Chubb seeks the Republican nomination for Kossuth County Auditor at the June primaries. He is described as well known, capable, and promising efficient courteous service if nominated and elected. Also referenced is state senate candidate Lott Leon Hithon from Fertile advocating anti tax and anti salary grab positions.
Clippings outline C. F. Clark, senator Bennett, and senator Wilson as stand pat utility backers, with Clark urged for scrutiny. It notes past votes favoring utility bills and cautions voters to check records before supporting any candidate. Mentions Kendall veto of a 1921 bill and warns of entrenched corporate interests.
The Traer Star-Clipper questions why government loans favor banks at under one percent and shipowners at three percent while rails and farmers face higher rates. It asks who finances these loans and why farmers and railroads are treated differently, urging a competent explanation.
The P T A plans an entertainment program on Monday night March 14 1932 featuring schoolchildren in graded acts including Dutch folk song Children from Holland Red Riding Hood in the Enchanted Wood and a Train to Laon Town. Titonka Indians lose 18 14 to Livermore in sectional boys hoops title run. Titonka finishes 14 5 for 31 32 season.
Eleven in all grade wore neither absent nor tardy for the six weeks ending Feb. 26. Junior Batt and Darlene Higgins achieved perfect attendance. Hunter posters were posted above the front blackboard. Second Grade notes mention Dutch Bigs and Dutch Girls, with the movie nearly finished and Rabbite and the Violets reading new readers. First Grade reports three moving students Helen Dreyer, Melvin Thelson, and James Walker, with a farewell party held. Furniture for a doll horse is nearly ready to paint.
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