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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
2
Frank M. Sarchety declares his bid for County Superintendent in the Republican primary. A thirty year county resident he has taught in public schools for the past decade and seeks voters’ support.
O J Stephenson announces candidacy for nomination as Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket, subject to the 1912 Jones primary election.
Wm Shirley of Swea City Iowa requests Republican voters consider him for the county superintendent nomination in June 1910. He has served six years as Swea City Schools superintendent and six more years in local education. He appeals for support from county Republicans.
Officials announce a Republican delegate convention for Kossuth County Iowa to elect fourteen delegates to the state convention in Gedar Rapida and four alternates to the naval convention. The event occurs Wednesday April 10 1572 at 11 a.m. and will also select district delegates for the 10th congressional district in Fort Ede.
The document invites Republicans and aligned voters to participate in selecting delegates by primary method. It outlines precinct representation, credential forwarding to H. C. Adams, and notes the 1908 Taft vote basis for delegate allocation with listed precincts and totals. It also includes editoral comment backing Geo W Clarke and criticizing Holden.
A Burt Monitor editorial argues Holden’s rise signals a publicity campaign over farmer interests, urging voters to back a true farmer candidate. It promotes George W Clark as a seasoned business leader fit to run state affairs and improve farmers’ conditions.
Wesley Miss Clara Amin returned to Al gona after four visits with sister Mys Kennedy and family. Miss Addie Hill visited from Britt for an over Sunday stay. Miss Rose McPhee spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Amy Ward of North Dakota visited relatives. Miss Lula Wolty returned last Saturday from Algona. Miss Ara Ostrander and Olive Stillwell attended a Cornell orchestra concert in Algona.
Post card shop in Burt Iowa advertises 20 beautiful buater cards for 86 cents each. The ad promises refunds if not satisfied and notes a money back guarantee.
Thursday evening Mrs. Seefolt and her daughter visited Sexton to see the lady's mother Mrs. Young who lives north of Sexton. Miss Amy Ward visited Sexton on Friday to visit her friend Miss Della Hager and returned Saturday evening.
An advertisement touts a self starter for cars as a breakthrough easing starting, mud exits, and arm strain. The Algona Auto & Machine Co promotes quick demonstrations, urges immediate orders, and notes limited factory supply while listing car brands and other local offers. Burkey Gobblers and youth paper offer included.
A fragmented advertise text from Iowa Protein Food Co promoting Complete Supply of Swifts 60 per cent Protein Digester and various animal feeds. Mentions Algona and Titonka Iowa, cataloging items for chickens hogs cows and worm remedies with a postal address for correspondence.
For sale 35 percent grade bulls with eye catching appearance. Readily viewable specimens available. Located one mile south of Fort Worth. Contact Powell Wilson, Wesley, Iowa.
Fragmentary text appears to reference primary elections and party conventions with garbled names and locations. The readable parts indicate coverage of republican and democratic events and arrest mentions, but specifics are not recoverable.
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