Titonka Topic’s Titonka Title Note
The Titonka Topic from Titonka Iowa issues a publisher note stating the paper is entered at the Titonka post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
2
The Titonka Topic from Titonka Iowa issues a publisher note stating the paper is entered at the Titonka post office as second class matter.
Algona Advance notes silence on senatorial question with farmers' candidate Brookhart seen as favored by the rural vote. Muldoon bridge HQ shows activity as corn planting continues and a song echoes past campaigns. Local figures Patterson and Weaver, running for representative, oppose the $85,000,000 state program.
Indications point to M. D. Weaver of Algona as the Republican nominee for state representative at the June primaries. The former county auditor is praised as highly capable, owns 300 acres, seeks a first term, and would retire after two terms if elected.
The Burt Monitor and other papers discuss Kossuth County politics as M. P. Weaver of Algona announces his bid for state representative while Patterson seeks a third term. editors weigh party influence, campaign funds, and voters’ demand for broad representation.
Algona Iowa May 22 1926 letter defends Harpy Ward against a published appeal claiming it may not reflect his views. Writer asserts long acquaintance and doubts Ward authored or read the contested missive in full before signing.
A brief note from Algona Advyatice inviting a quick field excursion with Hon Pat after settling a 1-d representative matter. The plan includes taking along the man seeking Salt River, suggesting a practical outing once the business is concluded.
The Algona Advance blasts the farmers vote and urges elect Weaver while attacking Brookhart. It claims the paper has betrayed farmers for years and questions which side it supports, likening editorial shifts to riding fat or horseback. It references past races against Breckenridge and contrasts Gumming or Clark with Brookhart.
A historic critique notes Senator Cummins rarely supported farm relief during 1920 24. It highlights opposition to Norris Kellogg La Follette measures and cites votes and records in the Congressional Record reflecting limited engagement with agricultural legislation. The piece portrays Cummins as generally resistant to progressive farm aid efforts in that era.
A historical record critiques Senator Cummins by detailing votes on the Emergency Tariff Bill and related amendments. It asserts he favored higher duties benefiting manufacturers, opposed measures aiding farmers, and led opposition to farm relief initiatives.
Fragmentary text references Seong We, Jiutp, Priete and A Lund in a draft from Flatlands. Further readable context unclear but denotes design or designation of individuals in a document or plan.
Kanawha Reporter notes Charley Paine son of F C Paine moved to a farm near Alexandria Minnesota and accepted a summer job as manager of a large resort there He oversees pavilions cottages boats and related facilities in a site about a mile from town The Wagner family and two daughters Evelyn and Minnie plus son Tee Jr of Monanga North Dakota visited Mr and Mrs H A Wagner after attending a funeral in Swea City They stayed several days then returned home Buffalo Center Tribune reports the northern Iowa visits and travel details of local families during the past week.
A columnist argues that losing a job for a good cause leads to a better position, and asserts it is wiser to honor the Constitution and represent the people of a great state rather than chase expedient Senate seats.
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