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The notice lists rates of 1.50 per year in advance for Kosauth County and Titonka trade territory, 2.00 per year outside that area, and 2.50 per year for Canada and foreign countries. County and Titonka subscriptions are continuing yearly unless canceled or publisher discretion ends them. Other subscriptions end one month after expiration if not renewed. payment extensions available by subscriber arrangement.
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Kosauth County
Titonka Trade
Titonka
Canada
Democrat Candidate for Supervisor in 8th District
John A Sleper of Titonka urges support for a Democrat in the June 1938 primary for County Supervisor of the Third District in Kossuth County. He asks for voters to cast their ballot and back the candidate.
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Tama
Kossuth County
John A. Sleper
Titonka
Cosgrove Seeks Re-Election to 3rd District Supervisor Post
William Cosgrove runs on the Democratic ticket for re election as 3rd district supervisor at the June primary urging support and vote. The notice signs off with Wm Cosgrove and the date 6 tt.
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Cosgrove
William Schram Announces Candidacy for County Supervisor
William Schram of Titonka Ia announces his bid for County Supervisor in Kossuth County on the Republican ticket subject to the June primary voters. he asks for support from the electorate.
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Ard Distrit
Kossuth
Juhe
Schram
Titonka
Republicans Scramble for a Slot on the Primary Ballot
In a year when party strategy dominates, contenders race to secure a place on the Republican primary ballot. Candidates contend with filing deadlines, party rules, and voter expectations as they push to appear on ballots across states.
Hamstreet Leads New Town Ticket for Mayor
A new town ticket filed with the clerk names Dr. Hamstreet and incumbent Mayor Howard Andrews at the head of the slate. The caucus occurred weeks earlier and the ticket targets the mayoral race.
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Hamstreet
Dr. Hamstreet
Howard Andrews
Hoover in Berlin Drives Republican Stalemate
The passage argues that without Hoover the Republicans cannot agree on policy. It claims Hoover’s presence in Berlin and Frank Knox's stance yield no progress. It notes Dewel, backed by his father, struggles to prove political leadership.
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Hoover
Berlin
Germany
Frank Knox
Kossuth
Dewel
Candidate For Assessor Pearl Rickless Filed for Election
Mr Pearl Rickless has been filed with the city clerk by voters as candidate for assessor at the coming city election. Bert Gerdes of Lakota was in Titanka on business Monday afternoon. Miss Francis Pannhuk was a guest at the R M Smiths Sunday.
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Pearl Rickless
Bert Gerdes
Lakota
Titanka
Francis Pannhuk
R. M. Smiths
Funeral in Hagle Grove for Dean Oosterreicher
Mrs M C McMahon arrived from Oakland to attend the funeral of her nephew Dean Oosterreicher. Will Peterson and Ray Oosterreicher drove to meet the westbound train Saturday evening. Mrs McMahon is remembered as Martha Doege.
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Will Peterson
Ray Ooesterreicher
Hagle Grove
M. C. McMahon
Oakland
California
Dean Oosterreicher
McMahon
Martha Doege
The Readers Digest Endorsement by George Ade
A witty note advocates The Readers Digest as a concise source for current ideas. The editor praises its condensed articles from notable periodicals and urges readers to sample a copy.
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George Ade
Parvo
THE
Pditor
International Harvester Farm Accounting Contest Opens
J. Wighey announces the International Harvester bth annual Farm Accounting Contest for 4-H clubs with rules available at his office. The 1938 contest awards 805 prizes including 1st 500 merchandise, 2nd 400, 3rd 300, 4th 200, 5th 100 and 100 cash prizes of 25, 200 prizes of 10, and 500 prizes of 5. Open to bona fide 4-H members under Extension Service during 1938. Prizes based on best kept farm business records for any 12 month period Jan 1 1938 to Feb 28 1939 and best summary or analysis up to 1000 words.
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Wighey
International Harvester Company
Bth
Extension Service
Portland social notes and local visits in Spirit Lake area
Mr and Mrs Ward Taft of Spirit Lake visited at the Martin Larsen and Harvey Graham households from Thursday through Sunday. Joan and Imogene Metzgar spent the weekend with Chase Leeck and returned home Sunday, then stayed at the Leeck residence for the week. Many neighbors and relatives visited, hosted gatherings and dinners at multiple homes including the Larsen, Phelps, Nelson, and Stewart families. A birthday surprise for Bill Stewart occurred, and hospital visits included J M Trunkhill after surgery.
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Ward Taft
Spirit Lake
Martin Larsen
Harvey Graham
Taft
Larsen
Mrs. Graham
Rev. Patterson
Titonia
Chas
Phelps
Hunice Moore
Joan
Imogene Metzgar
Chase Leeck
Leeck
Mrs. Badleman
Burt
L. G. Huber
Community Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend
Mrs Ray Relrarddt, Mrs Calvin Householder, and Mrs Frank Householder visited at the C B Bigsbee home Monday afternoon. Waterloo guests spent the weekend with the Petersons and Roberts, while moves near Armstron g involved Mr and Mrs Tom Clayton. The Smiths hosted visitors for a silver wedding anniversary open house for Fred Jennings with about forty relatives attending.
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Ray Relrarddt
Calvin Householder
Frank Householder
Lone Hook
C. B. Bigsbee
Harold Nelson
Clarehée Larnen
Waterloo
Sophiua Peterson
Ralph Roberts
Alfred Godfredson
Henry Smith
Tom Clayton
Armatrong
Dave Weber
Ed Dittmer
Martin Larsen
George Graham
Harvey Graham
Fred Jennings
Mrs. Jennings
Lloyd Bartlett
Marcella
Mary Ann
Wesley
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Inez Wolfe
Halter
Witonka
JoWway
S. B. French Lumber Co
Ford
W. E. Leyford Sales & Service
Iowa
Portland News
P. J. Kohlhaas
Kory
Hamilton Hatchery
Envass Vega
Vega Dream
Vega
Paul Oldenburg
John Deere
M. B. Pringle
Nat'l. Bank
Elmore
Allis-Chalmers
Hiram Boeckholz
Milwaukee, U.S. A
Pata
Zonolite
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