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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
3
The Titonka Topic lists annual rates for subscribers in advance and on delivery. It notes second class mail status and mentions Canada mailing options and post office handling.
C O Riddle of Burt Iowa announces candidacy for Kossuth County sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voter support in the June primary. He asks for backing from local residents and party members.
L B Hovey announces candidacy for Kossuth County Sheriff on the Republican ticket for the June 2 1930 primary. He asks for voter support and signatures.
A Republican candidate for Kossuth County sheriff states he is running on the party ticket and relies on voters to decide. He emphasizes duty to the community and pledge to uphold law and order if elected.
Perry Phillips of Plum Creek township announces intent to run for Sheriff in the June primary as a Republican ticket. Frank W. Green of Algona confirms support.
County Auditor Charles E. Chubb announces his bid for re election as Kossuth County Auditor and urges Republican voters to oppose the approval of challengers at the June 1930 primary.
Bertha Be Johnson announces her candidacy for the office of County Auditor of Kossuth County Iowa pending the will of Republican voters at the 1930 Primary Election. She requests votes and support.
Representative Ledyard in Town announces candidacy for state representative on the Republican ticket subject to voters will at the June primary. Geo Moulton signs the notice.
State official announces bid for the Republican nomination in the 36th District primary. The statement also notes J. A. Jensen running for Supervisor.
Olaf Funnemark of Wesley seeks re election to the Kossuth County Board of Supervisors Third District in the upcoming June primary. Voters will decide his political fate as the district returns to the polls.
For County Recorder is County Recorder of Kossuth County subject to the action of the Republican voters at the June primary Mrs Harriet Warburton Lakota Iowa.
Mrs Laura Paine of Algona Iowa announces candidacy for Recorder of ticket subject to June primary voters will.
Coroner Leon M. Merritt announces he stands for Kensuth County office subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. The statement signals Merritt seeks the county coroner position through the party process.
William Cosgrove announces candidacy for the Democratic ticket in the third district supervisor race. He asks for voters' support at the June primary, stating his intent to serve if elected.
Attorney J W Sullivan appearing for the Bar Association told the board of review that law books are not valuable and therefore not taxable. The report notes that there are perhaps three or four law firms at Algona.
Opinion piece contrasts costly law libraries with practical value and urges focus on everyday lives. Author argues most meaningful stories are small, such as a clerk’s raise or a family’s quiet moment, and warns newspapers miss these ordinary truths. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes the primary on June 2.
Charles Chubb of Algona is promoted as a leading candidate to succeed Miss Bertha E. Johnson as county auditor. Johnson also campaigns, and a real race appears developing between the two contenders as voters in the country and towns are urged to support their favored candidate.
George D. Moulton of Ledyard enters the race for state representative after reports indicate smooth sailing. Voters despise Jen sen for supporting the salary grab bill that cost taxpayers about 80000 dollars. Moulton criticized the episode and urged opponents to shoot away.
The piece calls May 4 10 for National Music Week and warns of Bleacheritis a metaphor for urban indifference to making music at home. It urges adults to participate and families to host musical gatherings fostering joy of homemade music.
A fragmented plea to keep music alive in daily life urging public support for singing, radios, and victrolas while resisting overreliance on industry and schools. The editor urges active musical study and public engagement to uplift the arts.
Henry Gerdies of Bancroft was bound over to the grand jury after a justice court proceeding in Hutchison on April 23 1930 for statutory rape. He waived examination and was held to answer at the next term in the district court of Iowa Kossuth County with bond set at 2500. If default occurred he would be committed to Kossuth County jail.
Public notice from Kossuth County Iowa states that a will purportedly for Fred Baade, dated February 11, 1919, has been filed for probate. A hearing to prove the will is set for nine o'clock A.M. on May 12, 1930, at the Algona court house before the District Court or clerk.
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