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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
2
Multiple notices show candidates Harley Bartlett GEO P Hawgott Burt Chubb and Barl Griffith seeking the Republican nomination for Kossuth County Auditor in June 1932 primaries. Each announces candidacy subject to voters will and requests support.
Helen Dickinson announces candidacy for County Recorder in Kossuth County as a Republican, subject to June primaries. She requests voters' support and notes her affiliation and intent. The notice mentions Algona, Iowa and approval by the electorate in June primaries.
In a brief political notice CLARK ORTON and J A Frech announce candidacies for the Clerk of the District Court seat in Kossuth County on the Republican ticket. They seek voter support at the June primaries. The text also includes Harry A Wright urging remembrance at the primaries for his own candidacy.
Several notices pledge support for Kos suth County Sheriff candidates on the Republican ticket. Names like Tam, Fishdr, Steward, and Powell urge voters to back their bid in the June primaries, promising to serve under the will of the electorate.
To the voters of Kossuth County I hereby announce my candidacy for Sheriff of Kossuth County subject to primaries Present Deputy Sheriff of J esis county.
W H Miller runs for County Attorney of Kossuth County on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of voters at the June 6 primary. Support urged by James Stillman of Algona, stating appreciation for votes and help.
A set of fragmented notices from local papers announcing Republican candidates for the third district supervisor in Kossuth County. The lines name Tam a, Fohn A. Slepd r, Ubbe Winters, and Bandrasseur Bancroft with appeals to voters to support them in the June primary. The misspellings and garbled text suggest OCR errors from a small-town notice page.
In the third district of the Democratic Heliet voters are urged to support at the June primaries. Similarly the eighth supervisor district seeks Republican votes in June. The note ends with a call for help and support.
County Treasurer race on the Republican ticket for Kossuth County is noted with voters’ June 6 primaries. Ida L. Peterson of Algona seeks County Recorder, backed by her long local ties and banking experience. Pred McCullough of Oskaloosa enters state senate race, praised for farming advocacy and fiscal vigilance. Wm Cosgrove of Wesley seeks Democratic Supervisor third district seat, with prior close contest in the last election. Other local faces include Bennett for Lieutenant Governor and Clark’s political stance amid ongoing primary buzz.
At a joint meeting the future board of conservation and the state fish and game commission urged allowing primary and secondary roadsides and railroad rights of way to grow bluegrass wild roses and plum thickets to provide nesting cover for game and song birds and scenic beauty along Town's highways. They proposed delaying burning and clearing until after the nesting season and asked county supervisors engineers highway and railway officials to cooperate.
The topic outlines a May 13 school exhibit and music night with eighth grade and high school displays. Miss Miller's groups perform and the high school orchestra presents numbers. Baccalaureate Sunday May 15, seniors' class night May 17, and commencement May 18 are slated with Rev Muhleman delivering the address. Sophomore confessions and a calendar of teachers follow, plus high school news and class notes.
Third grade notes report mumps for Tunter Batt and Therean Benkema. Students miss school. flowers brought for room. Reading spelling and arithmetic tests conducted last Thursday and Friday. Second grade mentions A in spelling with names and a garden update noting beans and radishes.
A local report notes Jean Higgins bringing plum blossoms while Wilma Heesh Phylis Lamoreur and Erwin participate in a number game and share a moment during a community event.
Everyone attended today for the first time since mumps began. Morence Beukema has a baby brother who came to her house Saturday. Wayne Slaper brought a bouquet of flowers this morning. We finished Story Hour Primer and started Studies In Reading, which should read quickly.
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