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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
2
The Titonka Topic appears as second class mail matter in Titonka Iowa. Subscription rates are 1.60 per year in advance 2.00 per year if not paid in advance and 2.50 per year mailed to Canada post offices.
A public notice announces Tam 4 as a candidate for sheriff of Kossuth County on the Republican ticket. The message notes the June primary election date June 2 1930 and urges voter support. Signatures appear from Burt Perry Phillips Plum Creek township and Algona figures endorsing the candidate.
County Auditor Charles B. Chubb announces his candidacy for the office of County Auditor of Kossuth County subject to approval by Republican voters at the June 1930 primary.
Bertha B Johnson declares her bid for Kossuth County Iowa auditor subject to Republican voters will at the 1930 primary election. She asks for votes and support from party members.
Geo Moulton announces candidacy for state representative on the republican ticket for Iowa. The run is subject to voters will at the June primary.
J Hy Jensen announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative of the 8th District at the June primary.
Olaf Finnemark of Wesley announces candidacy for re election to the Board of Supervisors Third District in Kossuth County subject to voter will at the June primary. The notice also states intent to run for County Recorder.
Mrs Harriet Warburton of Lakota Iowa seeks the Republican nomination for County Recorder in Kossuth County in the June primary. Mrs Laura Paine of Algona Iowa also announces her candidacy for Recorder subject to voter will in June.
Coroner Leon M. Merritt announces his candidacy for re election as Kossuth County coroner subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primaries.
Local reporting predicts George D. Moulton of Ledyard will become the next state representative from the county. He is described as a decisive, businesslike figure with broad support from friends across the county and a record of service in town and township roles.
Senator Gilchrist backer denies vote for the salary grab law while urging support for Geo Moulton for state representative and Olaf Finnemark and W. S. Cosgrove for Congress. Dan Turner is expected to win the governorship nomination, with strong backing for Moulton from Swea City businessmen. Sheriff Hovey leads in Kossuth County polling, and Larrabee Goldthwaite Gilchrist are viewed as strong congressional contenders amid broad GOP clamor for reform.
Jensen and Patterson of Kossuth filed expense bills under oath and each collected nearly $500. Both legislators voted for the pill and now McCreary of Carroll seeks to force repayment to the state. Jensen, running for a second term, faced press criticism for following Hammill gang advice. Also noted, Mrs. Fred Baada bought the Gilbert Nelson residence with sale planned this fall and Andrew Janssen, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Janssen, married recently in Crystal Lake. Janssen works at a Crystal Lake bank.
Carl Callies and sister Irene visited Buffalo center on Monday. The Ladies Aid of Dean met with Mrs. Gantner on Tuesday and presented her with a mice congoleum rug. Mrs. W A Winters suffered gall stones on Tuesday and was taken to Iowa City hospital by Dr. Sartor and Mrs. W J Denton.
The article notes Senator Merritt of Carroll Iowa has returned $600 of salary grab expenses to the State Treasurer to avoid a lawsuit. A district court suit in Carroll tests the constitutionality of the act from the last legislature. It recalls a late assembly bill granting about $80,000 for related payments.
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