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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
2
Town of Titonka urges auto owners and drivers to slow down on streets. Exceeding 16 miles per hour will lead to arrest and fines under town ordinances as announced by Mayor J. F. Fisher.
L. Ge Krantz announces candidacy for the office of Supervisor in the Third district subject to the Republican voters at the June primary. He plans to retire from farming and devote all his time to the office if nominated and elected.
A quotation from Burt Moultor likens a newspaper lacking an editorial page to bread without salt, noting the editorial association’s stance on the necessity of opinion pages.
Local columns discuss candidates and endorsements for county supervisor in the tenth district. Mentions Jack Cruise and Gregory Studer, Krantz and Krantz, and Democrat and Republican ticket details. Reports on campaign logistics, conventions, and the June primary rules.
Fragmented lines describe Progressive voters in the county seeking to vote a Progressive ticket at Abe Jupe primary without party papers. The text notes voters can request the Progressive ticket at the poll and that election judges must allow it.
An Algona Courier column argues an editorial page gives a paper character and reader engagement. It notes editors should express views, cites readers who seek editorials, and laments space limits and advertising pressures that push editorials aside.
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