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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
Blanche Croge announces her candidacy for Kos auth County Treasurer in Iowa. She urges Republican voters to support her at the June Primary, citing broad local backing from friends across the county.
At the solicitation of many friends Matt Bestenlehner announces his candidacy for Clerk of Courts as a Republican in the June primary. February 8, 1922. Algona Iowa.
Elizabeth J. Ressegale seeks the Democratic nomination for county recorder subject to June primaries. Mrs Enlger announces for Republican nomination for recorder in the same June contest.
Sumner D. Quarton of Algona Iowa announces his candidacy for County Attorney asking for votes and support from supporters in the upcoming election. Quarton emphasizes experience and commitment to public service in Lincoln and county legal matters.
The undersigned seeks Republican nomination for County Treasurer at the June primary H N Kruse Swea City Iowa. JA Frech Algona Iowa seeks renomination as Clerk of the District Court at the Republican primary in June.
The Burt community remembers a sudden death of E. E. Schwietert on Saturday morning and honors seniors with a Junior Senior banquet at the school. Local events include a feature by Hevillian Smith of Des Moines, a bridal wedding anniversary, and multiple visits and travels among residents such as J. O. Isenberger and Mrs. L. W. Fox.
Doan news notes A W Young improves his farm with new fences. Miss Jo Brunswold closes a successful Belfast year then visits sister Mrs Ora Simmons near Bode before returning to Lake Mills. Families attend Sunday school at Dean and Frank Ward home visits Dr Ball of Titonka calls. Doan people attend Mrs Andrew Hansen funeral in Wesley.
A large crowd attended a social at Ed Weiske's residence in Portland with Del Fitch assisting Fred Carter in corn planting Friday and Saturday. Carl Carlson of Burt helped with rushy work after a several day visit, Tom Trainer and family stayed at Chas Phelps home in Truman Minnesota. Several neighbors from Wesley and Burt visited W W Ringsdorf home. Hol Weinke made a business trip to Algona. Witt Leek and family joined about twenty five ladies at Will Ringsdorf home Saturday.
The article notes form making sessions and dress for me projects by Mrs Ranny Bleich and the local ladies at the Munson home and various visits. It mentions Ernest Schichetert's death and sympathy extended to his family. Several residents including the Sigsbees Callies Jennings and others are listed with visits and travels between Titonka Crystal Lake and Wesley Woden Livermore and Pannhuk noting gatherings and meals.
Woden notes list residents and visitors including John Holtdorf Britt Ed Kelley Forest City and J L Bushman Dows with many shopping and calling trips to Algona Mason City Lakota and Crystal Lake. Lone Rock to play baseball May 14 and local residents visit relatives at Dows Goode l Forest City and Buffalo Center with various family and lodging plans.
The notice describes a Lake a picnic with families and mothers, a showing of The Heart of the Sand at the first class movie, Wesley sports with Woden's baseball loss, and visits from Mr and Mrs Breen, Miss Harmina Pannliak, Harold and Esther Missman, Fred Shipley, and Sam Barron returning from Minneapolis.
The piece notes 1906 town taxes totaled about 105 250 000, up 79 600 000 or over 300 percent in 17 years. It argues better schools parks roads tiling drainage bridges water and electric services raise costs, while promising economy is needed to reduce taxes without harming public services.
The Emmeraburg Democrat argues crime rates rise with prison crowding and urges expanding penitentiaries. It notes 936 convicts at Anamosa and 700 at Fort Madison, with overcapacity and youth among offenders, calling for moral education over harsher laws.
The Advance accuses Wolfe of backing an Inventory law while praising a harsh tax opinion in its critique. It recalls past clerk elections and the shift to a bookkeeping system to reveal costly transitions and taxpayer impact.
The passage recalls an editor’s past actions and contrasts it with current opposition to Wolfe. Newel aims to oppose Wolfe, arguing no solid grounds, while supporters cling to tenuous holds as LuVerne sews.
Dentist listing for DrJ and C Wiese in Iowa 3 with contact number 57 and partial data. Noted as local professional directory entry from a historical newspaper page segment.
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