Governor Turner Addresses Convention in Iowa Tax Reform Call
Governor Dan Turner urged the Republican state convention to back tax revision including a replacement income tax and elimination of millage for state purposes. He touted tax cuts that reduced Iowa’s total taxes this year and promised further reductions, while calling for federal policy changes to aid farmers and stabilize credit. He urged nominating lawmakers pledged to tax reform and to present a clear, forthright platform to voters.
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Pan W. Turner
Republian
Iowa
Towa
Union
Republican Party
Howver
Federal Reserve Law
Isles
Lutheran Church Notes Ext The Lutheran Leagu e
The Lutheran League will meet Sunday evening at 7130 Suinfent What Nature Teegies About Henry Steeler leader front service on Good Friday at 10 Holy Communion next Sunday and an invitation for all to attend The confirmation class will meet Mesly and Thursday evening Volunteer services and offerings planned The Abawi Beholves note Sunday morning service with present attendees
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Luther League
Neture
Leny Steeler
Orn Barvice
Nistor Farvice
Rotor MM Wastoy
A. L
Kilophone Company Tower Votes on Rents and Rates
The stockholders of Kilophone Company voted on rental terms and rates. A proposed annual payment of 12 per year was discussed, with payments due in advance. Glareseg Mechler served as president and Ue as secretary. The meeting emphasized that rates must be paid promptly.
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Hineart
P T A Convention Attendees Mention Port Dodges Election
Mesdames Mary Budlong Romeo Budlong and Will Schram attended the P T A convention at Port Dodges Friday city election is set for next Monday March 28. Fifteen candidates seek council seats with councilmen to be elected and residents urged to vote.
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P.D.A
Mary Budlong
Romeo Budlong
Will Schram
P.T
Sawing Wood in Holland Remark Stirs Hotel Convention
An elderly hotel guest during an American Legion convention demanded police action against rowdy men. The officer replied with a quip about an old man in Europe who, in trying to control others, ended up sawing wood in Holland.
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American Legion
Europe
Holland
Fence line stance on Senator Brookhbart hints at support
Algona Advance notes the paper neither backs nor opposes Senator Brookhbart but suggests he would benefit from allies if Dan Steck is nominated by the Democrats, which seems likely. The editorial urges active effort from Brookhbart’s friends to respond.
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Brookhbart
Dan Steck
Algona
Relieving the Farmers and Farm Board Salaries Debate
The Dispatch quotes a remark on Farm Board salaries from sixty to seventy five thousand dollars and Miro Reno of the Iowa Farmers Union earning fourteen thousand dollars as efforts to relieve farmers of what they have left.
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Farm Board
Miro Reno
Iowa Farmers Union
Dispatch
State Auditor Candidate Karl W Fischer Highlights
State Auditor candidate Karl W. Fischer of Vinton, a World War aviator, seeks the Republican nomination. He has served as Benton County District Court clerk while attending Iowa City school and is affiliated with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Karl W. Fischer
Vinton
Telat
Benton County
Iowa City
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Resignation Tendered by Pastor Haken
Rev. Haken, pastor of the Re formed church north of Carman Valley, tendered his resignation effective April 10. He will preach his farewell sermon a week from Sunday.
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Haken
G. Haken
Carman Valley
Withdrawn Candidates Leave Town Ticket For Mayor and Treasurer
Notices show Dr Sartor and Charles Newgilla withdrew from the town ticket for mayor and town treasurer a day or two after the ticket was filed with the clerk. By law it is now too late to withdraw. Mr and Mrs Anton Pannhuk visited Garner Sunday to attend the fifty eighth birthday of Mr Myron Haskins, with all his children and his aged father present.
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Sartor
Tticket
Chas. Newgilla
Anton Pannhuk
Garner
Myron Haskins
Kenneth Cook
Roy Cook
Wayne Welth Farm
Young Cook
Cook
W.T. Peters
Burt Monit
Two Kossuth Delegates Attend Republican State Convention
Mr and Mrs Howard French and Mrs Lee C Wolfe traveled to Des Moines early Tuesday to attend the republican state convention. The two women from Kossuth county are the only lady delegates.
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Howard French
Lee C. Wolfe
Deg Moines
Masdames French
Wolfe
Kossuth County
Senator Henry Fields Seeks U S Senate Seat in Iowa
Field out for senator Henry Fields announced Monday in Des Moines that he is a candidate to succeed Senator Smith W. Brookhart. Iowa voters face a crowded field as numerous candidates seek Brookhart's seat in the United States Senate.
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Henry Fields
Shenandoah Seedsman
Des Moines
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brook
Senate
Robbers Scared Away From Bonacker Store Break-in
Thursday night after midnight three unknown men attempted to break into the Bonacker store. One faced the rear, one the street, and one entry. Craven heard the disturbance and called Ray Bonacker and the marshal. By the time they arrived the robbers had fled.
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Bonacker
Craven
Ray Bonacker
Greener Fields
Easter Program at M. E. Church prompts love triumphant tale
The Easter production Love Triumphant by Florence Maria Kingsley will be presented by Edyth Mae Budlong next Sunday night at the M. E. Church under Mrs. S. J. deVries. The story centers on the crucifixion and resurrection, with a Jerusalem street urchin whose sight is restored by Christ, interspersed with vocal numbers by church choirs directed by Mrs. Hoon and Miss Milter.
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M. E. Church
Florence Maria Kingsley
Edyth Mae Budlong
S. J. deVries
Our Lord
Edyth Mae
One Act Plays In Titonka March 24 Audience Invited
Titonka and surrounding students prepare for a school project featuring The Mousetrap The Red Lamp and An Honest Man. Sophomores perform The Red Lamp at Wesley with Titonka Laverne and Wesley schools planning further showings. Tickets 26 cents.
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Alladin
Titonka
Warley
Laverne
Admissionaire
High School News
Dunmire
Harold Breen
Edward Boyker
Raymond Heifner
Harley Larson
Clifford Krantz
Des Moines
Teachers Institute
Fort Dodge
Wesley
Seventh Grade News and Classroom Notices
Sevent grade entries report Arnold Brandt and Lela Zwiefer plus Wouive Sachau absent for illness. Two day vacation occurred as teachers attended Port Dodge institute. Bird Day included Iowa birds study and home bird attracting tips. Sixth grade features poems, birthday treats, cocoon hatchings, and reading Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Fourth and Third Grade notes cover tests, geography, fractions, letter from Lone Rock, and spring signs.
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Arnold Brandt
Lela Zwiefer
Wouive Sachau
Port Dodge
Iowa
Towa
Robert Dreyer
Lone Rock
Yaralice Boylken
Doris Krantz
Sien Falk
Vivient Brott
Carol
Donald Schutter
Second Grade News And First Grade News Recap
The bulletin lists classroom notes from Marguerite Selvers Gerhart Stocle ar and Arlene Hansen's tonsillitis causing school absence. It records students’ spellings, a birthday, a picture study, and a study of feeding birds, plus visits from Mrs. Oesterreicher and Supt. Shirley. First grade mentions The Ditech Twins, Dutch living, a rabbit show, two days off for Fort Dodge travel, PTA program, clean windows, and library books sent home for reading. The tone mirrors a small town school newsroom with names, dates, and activities.
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Arlene Hansen
Wilma Heeneh
Katie Honken
Tene Ites
Phyllis Lamoreux
Marjorie Mechier
Lavon ‘Daxterreicher
Ruth Siavers
Richard Batt
Richard Green
Orwin Giesking
Herman Kettwick
Marie Heyer
James Spaar
Pauling Adamson
Tirwin Giesking
Ray Oesterreicher
Shirley
Wilma Heesch
Leta Mae Harringa
Katie Henken
Lavon Oesterreicher
Bory
Bonacker
Ruth Sievers
Jean Higeing
Ditech
Louis
Fort Dodge
PTA
Birthday Celebration For Chris Brandt At Forty Fourth
Relatives and friends surprised Chris Brandt Tuesday evening for his forty fourth birthday. Attendees included Mr. B. 8. Paunkuk, daughters Aliee and Fannie, son John Smith and Tey, and Mrs. H. W. Schoenlein. Ice cream and cake were served late. The week’s Topic lists a sample Lowson ballot with names filed for town officers not withdrawn. The councilmen candidate list totals fifteen, giving voters many choices for the next two years. The ballot placement legality was discussed with the county attorney, whose opinion was followed. The election occurs next Monday, March 28, 1932.
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Chris
Brandt
B. 8. Paunkuk
Aliee
Fannie
John Smith
Tey
H. W. Schoenlein
Methodist Church Notes Easter Service Plans
Next Sunday the Methodist Church will have morning Easter services and an evening Easter program titled Love Triumphant with readings and songs. The Sunday School Easter offering should be large. A recent lunch in the church basement drew a large crowd hosted by Mrs deVries and Mrs Hoon. Dean Service and Sunday School are set for 2 o'clock next Sunday with planned children and others performing. The Ladies Aid will meet this afternoon with Mrs J D Andrews.
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Ladies Aid
J. D. Andrews
Honor Roll scribbles from Titonka Iowa 1930s list
A garbled honor roll fragment lists numerous residents with dates and places including Titonka Iowa Orlando Florida Stillwater Minnesota Britt Iowa Waden Iowa Lakota Iowa Titonka Mtonka Woden and Weasley. Names such as Clarence Mechler Herman Franzen and Henry Schmidt appear among many partial entries with 1930s dates.
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Clarence Mechler
Titonka
Iowa
Waden
Siemen Smith
Lakota
Ed Ricks
Mabel Wilson
Orlando
Florida
Jacob Gigler
Eden Sr
Weasley
Hnno Falkarts
Ben Franzen
Moa
Henry Boyken
Woden
Lows
Ernest H. Schmidt
H.P
Christensen
Woaley
Henry Schmidt
Wodea
Towa
Real conservationist urges hunter farmer cooperation
Butler county farmer L Huisinga praises pheasant conservation on his land. He recalls releasing six birds years ago and notes open seasons could boost breeding stock with hunter farmer collaboration. He recounts neighbor efforts charging hunters to hunt across four farms and feeding about 175 pheasants this winter. Local Izaak Walton group plans a fish hatchery, while Ed Volkert describes bass and sunfish spawns affected by snappers and gapping turtles. Surveys show hunting and fishing license rates vary by county with higher percentages in northern areas, suggesting residents travel to fish and hunt where lakes and pheasant seasons exist.
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Furner
L. Huisinga
Butler County
Mr. Huisinga
Gast
C. Volkert
Audubon
Dickinson
Farmers urged to restore cover and manage game for next year
A discussion urges farmers to restore bird cover and plant feed to boost game supplies. Proposals include regulated hunting, land and labor reimbursement, and farmer incentives. Demonstration areas in northern Iowa target quail and pheasant management, with paid shooting and open-season testing to be refined as trials.
Legion Auxiliary March Meeting and Activities
The Legion Auxiliary outlines its regular monthly meeting on Monday March 28 at p. m at the Legion hall. Executive board will meet Friday March 26 at the Denton home. A door prize will be given at the meeting. Community Responsibility Day on March 17 raised 26 cents per member for welfare. A cradle roll chair, radio program, and a card party on March 31 fund Bi CentenniaI and Fidac efforts.
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Légion Hall
Denton
Mary Sartor
Laura Hanson
United States
Thal
Carrie Bonacker
Camilla Cooper
Pearl Ricklets
WOL
Edith Qounstryman
Mort Dodge
John Pauelsen
Otius Bruns
Aur
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