Titonka Topic Endorses Anderson for U.S. Senate
The Titonka Topic extols Hon. Joseph H. Anderson speaker of the Iowa House as a likely United States Senate candidate to replace Cooley Smith Brookhart. It notes Anderson’s farm roots, five terms as Winnebago representative, and proximity to Titonka and Thompson Iowa. It urges farmers and Farm Bureau to rally around him.
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Joseph H. Anderson
House of Representatives
Geneva Assembly
United States
Iowa
Smith Brookhart
Washington
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Brookhart
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Farmers’ Union
United States Senate
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Whose Pencil Slipped Sparks County Job Dispute
The Upper Des Moines and the Bancroft Register joke about a county job contract dispute. They hint at who got the price and who slipped in the bidding but keep the tone playful and partisan.
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Board of Supervisors
Automobilists Oppose Gasoline Tax Clash Across Iowa
The Waterloo Courier reports motorists urged Gov. Kendall to veto the gasoline tax while railroads pressed for the bill's passage. The piece argues motorists want others to fund highways while avoiding maintenance costs.
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Waterloo Courier
Automobilista
Gov. Kendall
Railroads
Automobilist
Iowa
Gas Tax Debate Promises Road Funding Shakeup
The piece argues gasoline tax is the proper fix for road funding and notes several states have adopted magaline tax. It warns the biggest hidden flaw in the tax measure will soon surface and predicts Iowa will face funding challenges beyond bonded debt or assessments. The author believes highway revenue must come from new sources and forecasts opponents will push road levies within two years.
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Lowya
Iowa
Greeley Westward Slogan Touts Iowa Strength
Port Dodge grain office manager H F Wold writes a weekly trade letter praising Iowa. He cites Iowa as the bread basket and notes corn crop value surpasses other states. He mentions pioneers and notable Iowa leaders including Dolliver Allison Hepburn and Brookhart, asserting Iowa’s ongoing prosperity.
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Iowa
FP. H. Wold
Port Dodge
James He, Hennett and Company
J. P Dolliver
William B. Allison
Peter Hepburn
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa is Coming into Its Own Says Florida Visionary Babson
An Iowa reader criticizes Roger Babson for claiming Florida could become the nation’s top agricultural state. He argues Iowa’s soil climate and political tempering keep it ahead, mocking Florida land lore and championing Iowa’s enduring corn culture and growth potential.
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Iowa
Luive
Sinilar
Drockhart
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Roger W. Bobson
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Dobson
Alabama
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Babson
Towa
Piorida
Anderson Urges Speaker for U. S. Senate Duel in 1924
The Forum backs Speaker Joe H. Anderson of Winnebago County as the likely Republican U. S. Senate nominee after last year's primaries showed several worthy New Iowa leaders. It argues Anderson is qualified and favored, while noting uncertainty and internal debate within party ranks.
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U. 8
United States
Joe H. Anderson
Winnebago County
Brookhart
Iowa
Willy
Ansderson
Tad Oon
Anderson Emerges as a Steady Speaker in State Assembly
The Forum notes Anderson’s growth in the House, earning broader support and fair treatment for allies and opponents alike. It praises his grasp on leadership, courtesy, and competence, while highlighting his modesty and principled stance amid farm politics and public expectations.
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Anderson
Iowa Republican candidate praised as future senator
The speaker receives support from neighbors and peers who urge his senatorial bid. He admits limits but cites solid record and duty, stressing he would be a Republican senator from Iowa. Also noted is the 3 year best farm prospect due to urban prosperity and demand. Burglary losses include about 200 dollars in silk and 16 dollars cash at Burt stores, with a new clue to suspects.
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Tier
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Tie
Aamowineat
Tilye
Reoaboer
Winn Eiter
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Iowa
Department.of Agriculture
On the Honor Roll Subscriptions Paid to the Topic
The following subscribers have paid their subscriptions since the last issue L. E. Krantz Algona Iowa Wm Eden Wesley Iowa HH A Wagner Buffalo Center Ia Robert Bunkofska Burt Iowa Wm Pack Titonka Iowa
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