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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
2
A damaged OCR text shows candidates declaring runs for County Supervisor positions and a county convention. Names include Jake Mo Willey and Bills M. Brewhoriai with mentions of Rogeubh County and the Tepbbiscue Cooventio. The fragmentary notice requests voter guidance and outlines candidate filings.
The county party names Hyro Hinelion B as a favored candidate for representative, praising his long citizenship and loyal service. The group argues he will provide honest government and capable administration, urging support at the upcoming convention. Fred Anderson is named for Recorder, with Wesley towgeb listed as Republican nominee, amid party factions.
A fragmentary but pointed public message discusses Republican delegates and the November election. It urges selecting a ticket that represents all county sections fairly and warns against a third term while noting Democrat strength and a planned response from rural communities.
Fragmented text shows debate over nominating Bro Mipshow of Qoatler against Hey 0 H Holmes amid party loyalties. Editor hints at differing ideas and the need for voters to decide disputed points while noting strong Republican support in the county.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions nomination and town improvements such as cement walks in various towns. Details are largely unreadable with distorted phrases and multiple garbled terms.
The report describes May month school attendance with a total of sixteen absences and no tardies, lists students involved in events and improvements, notes Arbor Day observance, and mentions production stories and pupil activities on the grounds. It references teachers, pupils, and specific names in a fragmented school update tone.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a special rain, train departures from Los Angeles and various stops, dates in May and July, and references to Temple, beaches, and stations. Details are garbled with many misspellings and uncertain names, but indicate a planned train itinerary with multiple stops and timings.
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