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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
2
Burt Iowa notices announce L E Hovey as Republican sheriff candidate for Kossuth County at the June 2 1930 primary. Riddle of Burt signs public support urging voter backing.
Perry Phillips of Flum Creek township and Frank W. Green of Algona are listed as Republican sheriff hopefuls in Kos County. Lt Tam also appears as a candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket, with June primary voter choice to determine the nominee.
County Auditor Charles B. Chubb announces his candidacy for the office of Kossuth County Auditor subject to the approval of Republican voters at the June 1930 primary.
Bertha H. Johnson announces her bid for Kossuth County Iowa auditor as a Republican candidate in the 1990 primary. She appeals for the support and votes of Republican voters.
Representative Ledyard Iowa April 9 announces candidacy for state representative on the Republican ticket subject to voters will at the June primary. Geo Moulton. Also states candidacy for Republican nomination for state representative.
Several candidates announce bids in Kossuth County for June primaries. Olaf Finnemark Wesley seeks Supervisor Third District re election. Harriet Warburton Lakota aims for County Recorder. Mrs Laurin Paine Algona also seeks Recorder. Leon M Merritt seeks County Coroner in Republican primary.
William Cosgrove announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for supervisor of the third district. He invites voter support at the upcoming June primary, urging constituents to back his campaign.
Letters discuss the Iowa General Assembly voting itself up to 500 in expense pay for the session and argue the action unconstitutional under Article 3 Section 26. The editor notes Oregon’s similar ruling and contrasts perspectives on compensation for lawmakers. A separate item mentions a corn combine by S. H. Hale of Independence, Missouri, claiming field efficiency gains and potential savings.
A White House letter received by Mrs Lucille E Hopkins, Hutchins, notes Hoover's signing of a Naval Peace Pact and calls for an International Dependence Day. The letter highlights a statewide tone against pay raises for public officials and cites a political petition linked to J B Garber.
In a town it is common to remark that newspapers ought to say something about that questionable situation. The piece reflects on journalistic restraint and public expectation in local press.
A political message urges readers to consider the costs and actions of Bull Moose Jensen of Fenton who voted to tax payers for $80,000 in legislators expenses. Voters are told to answer at the polls on June 2 as deposters flood party headquarters with campaign copies.
The annual class play by the high school class of 80 titled Are You A Mason ran May 1 and 2 and was well attended by most graduating parents and many others. New ideas were showcased and the directors and organizers earned credit for a notable feature.
Daniel Honken son of Mr and Mrs John Honken born 1904 in German township died April 21 1930 aged 24 years 7 months 21 days after a year long illness. He lived on a farm two miles west of German Valley and was a faithful Sunday school attendee at the Reformed church. Survived by his parents and one sister with many relatives. Funeral services from home and church conducted by Rev G Haken and burial in the church cemetery.
A dated listing of individuals and associated dates and places across Titonka Woden Buffalo Center and Houston Missouri. It includes names such as Honor Rob Hmer Peterson R J Tidman Forrest Willis Jay Budlong C W Mechlar and others with various march april june and jan dates, spanning 1931 1932 1941.
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