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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
2
Frank M Sarchett announces his candidacy for County Superintendent subject to the Republican primary. A 30 year county resident with ten years in public school teaching he seeks voter support from the county electorate.
Two local notices announce candidacy for county offices in the 1912 June primary. C J Stephenson files for Clerk of the District Court on the republican ticket. WM Shirley of Swea City seeks County Superintendent, citing six years as Swea City schools chief and prior rural experience.
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of County Recorder subject to June Republican primary decisions. The statement is signed by Mrs W B Laliley and requests party backing.
The writer endorses Col Lafayette Young of Des Moines Capital for U S Senator praising his Iowa state influence and senate performance. The piece argues Young’s votes and actions benefited Iowa and reflects on agricultural state interests.
In a senate discussion Mr Kenyon is praised for vowing to back progressive measures if Iowa voters endorse him in June. The piece argues Youngs opposes reciprocity with Canada, citing belief it harms Iowa farmers and cultural interests. It asserts local support for Kenyon from Dodge and Dodge allies, emphasizing independent ballot choices and farmer welfare.
The text appears garbled with unclear names and dates. It references a regressive cause in 1898 and 1800 and mentions two figures Kepyou hen Cuming and Young je Sey, but no coherent event or outcome is readable.
Amid editorial quarrels in Titonka and Algona, editors recount trust deals and political battles. They defend independent stances, condemn manipulation, and urge voters to act in June and November with candor and self reliance.
The Daily Register and Leader announces a limited time subscription deal through June Sth. Pay $100 and receive the big Sunday paper for 500¢ more, with subscription redirected to the Yapic or the Register and Leader in Des Moines Iowa.
We offer Swift’s 60 percent protein digester tankage and beet meals for poultry and calves. Wurtherford’s Meal for calves and chickens, worm treatments, and farm nutrition products from Adams Mfg Co and Iowa Protein Feed Co. Correspondence to Yows Protein Feed Co., Algona Iowa.
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