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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
3
A dated advisory urges voters to go to the polls next Tuesday and vote for their preferred candidates for various offices. It cautions voters to place a cross before each choice and not to vote for two men.
The text argues that Dickinson urged a straight Republican vote in Algona but most voters will scratch their tickets this year. It stresses voting for the best individuals regardless of party endorsements and warns citizens not to let politicians dictate their choices.
The text notes the upcoming general election will be broadcast nationwide and that forty million votes will be tallied for all parties. It suggests government may be hard to run regardless of outcome and calls for voters to consider their convictions, using both in-person and radio sources to vote intelligently.
The item notes a baby boy born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Bert Piitestnek. It also mentions Mrs Wi J Denton attending 4 State Auxiliary meetings in Fort Dodge Tuesday and Dr Ball and family attending the movies in Algona. Vance Relbsamen arrived from Washington DC Sunday and will visit home folks. Chas Betchsamen’s son left for Minneapolis with parents to visit relatives. Trees north of the M H church on Mrs Onno Bruns property are being cut by Frank Reynolds for fuel and better future appearance. northern Iowa yields high corn due to plentiful harvests aside from hail damage in some areas.
The Junior Class will present Her Step Husband on November 3 and 4 at eight o clock in the High School Auditorium. The show promises a strong moral and a brisk, humorous plot. Tickets are sold by Junior Class members and can be bought in advance to avoid gate change. Also a reminder to vote next Tuesday November 8.
Fifty parents attended a Halloween program at the schoolhouse as Sachau and District No 8 pupils performed then played games and enjoyed lunch served by district ladies. Buffalo Busy Bees 4-H to meet Nov 6 with Hazel Miller. bookends and desk accessories on the lesson. Various bridge clubs met with hosts including Mrs Carl Callies and Dr and Mrs R C Ball. Luther League held a Halloween party with fortunes told and ghost kiss candy. Freshmen hosted an all high school Halloween party with decorations and lunch. A J Fisher card party saw high and low scores. families shared meals at L B Larson’s Sunday dinner for forty relatives. Dann Bonacki celebrated her second birthday with open house. many neighbors noted. Ladies Aid met at the Methodist basement. Dorothy Budlong and Sunday School groups hosted a Halloween gathering with a large guest list. Algona business note: M P Haggard discussed farm loan collection. political views on the upcoming election noted but not for publication.
The document outlines voting stances on moratoria for mortgage foreclosures and auto license fees, opposing mandatory road levies and centralization, opposing a county assessor system and gross income tax, supporting net income tax, updating tax policy to tax intangibles, backing state administration cost cuts, reducing public salaries, trimming official mileage, and eliminating the $260,000 state census.
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