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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
2
Multiple names announce runs for Kossuth County Auditor on the Republican ticket. Harley Bartlet, Geo Hawkins, Charles Chubb, and Darl Griffith appeal to voters for support in the June or June 6 1982 primaries. Burt and local mentions tie to Iowa politics.
Heusbun Dickinson announces candidacy for County Recorder in Kossuth County subject to June primaries. Peterson and Dal, Algona Iowa, request votes and support from Republicans and voters.
A series of Republican candidate notices from Algona appeals for votes in the June primaries. Clark Orton, I A Fred, and Harry A Wright seek the district court clerk position, urging voter support. The notices emphasize party ticket and personal name recognition in the election.
A World War veteran and member of the American Legion announces candidacy for Sheriff of Kosuth County on the Republican ticket, subject to June primaries. Support requested from voters.
To the voters of Kossuth County the sheriff urges backing at the June primaries. Present deputy sheriff of Kossuth County BE. L Harris seeks the will of the voters.
H. W. Miller announces his candidacy for County Attorney on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of voters at the June 6 primary. He emphasizes commitment to public service and legal reform goals.
Jerry Stillman of Algona seeks the Republican nomination for County Attorney of Kosauth County in the June primary. He appeals for votes and support from voters in the upcoming election.
A fragmented notice section lists multiple candidates for the Third District supervisor seats in Kossuth County. Republicans include John A. Sleper Uber Winter German Two and Olaf Funne mark with June primary guidance. A Democrat candidate, Ed Dressler Bancroft, and Wesley candidate WM. Cosgrove are also noted with June primary references.
RAY L. McCORKLE attacks ultra political outsiders urging Bennett as safe choice while noting J. B. Johnson seeks Algona Justice of the Peace on the Republican ticket. A farmer criticizes a three-term limit stance. Lone Rock candidate Tred Schultz visits town amid county treasurer election chatter.
In the scattered OCR text a political confrontation unfolds with candidates present in various towns. The wording is garbled but hints at a contest where one figure, Kruseda, trails opponents in outside towns and rural areas as the race tightens. The fragment references McConlie and shifting voter sentiment.
The article endorses Ike Gov. Dan Turner for Iowa governor, praising his leadership, tax reductions, fair tax distribution, and law enforcement. It argues Turner will win the nomination and asks voters to back him June 6, criticizing opponents and a biased state press. It warns of political maneuvering at the convention and laments party regularity.
Emmetsburg Democrat candidate Wm T Branagan speaks in a bid for Congress in the Whlehth Town district listing reform planks. He criticizes Republicans on the money issue and calls for repeal of the 18th Amendment, tax reform, tariff repeal, reduced government bureaus and strict utilities oversight.
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission will supply 600 flushing rods to deputy game wardens for trial on selected farms. Invented by a Racine man, the device aims to protect game and song birds in hay and alfalfa fields. Only 500 rods are available, distributed to districts, and plans for making one can be obtained from a deputy warden. The feature describes deputy game warden Milt Hardman’s nightly patrols around Spirit Lake and West Okoboji to illustrate wardens’ duties.
The article details several sunfish species in Iowa waters, including yellow, speckled, and black bullhead, with notes on range, habitat, and feeding. It describes spawning in spring, strong resilience, and the prominence of bluegill as a major sunfish, plus size and behavior traits of rock bass crappies and others.
In Davenport area justice found Groves, a paddler, guilty after arrest by Deputy Game Wardens Kilnge and Miller. Decorah reports link stream pollution to fish deaths. a dying game fish found by a Decorah golfer was deemed killed by water pollution, likely from an inadequate city sewage plant.
A fox-killing horse owned by Fritz Niehaus of Millville Dubuque County attracts interest as the animal has killed two foxes while guarding young pigs and poultry. The Dyersville Commercial notes Niehaus cannot explain the horse’s unusual dislike for foxes amid broad attention to migratory waterfowl and Iowa bird life under a 26-year state plan. The piece highlights seasonal bird migrations signaling approaching cold weather and the value of bird conservation efforts.
The writer ponders why some birds migrate by day or night and where chimney swifts spend the winter. Many birds vanish over the Gulf of Mexico each year, yet spring return is certain, with song sparrows, bluebirds, ducks, geese, and meadowlarks appearing in sequence.
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