Congressmen Glichrigt and Orton Visit Titonica Re Election Talk
Congressman F G Glichrigt Lorenz spent a few hours in Titonica on political business as a re election candidate noting changes after the lame duck bill. Clark Orton, Clerk of the District Court candidate, urged voters to support him at the polls next week November 8 following his Titonica visit and meetings with local business and farming interests.
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F. G. Glichrigt
Lorenz
Clark Orton
Algona
Titonica
Sunday social notes and local happenings in Algona area
Community updates cover unexpected births at local homes, visitors from Mason City and Lake Mills, Scout meetings, weather shifts with an inch of snow, and various towngoers including Postmaster Backus and local contractors. Accidents claim a Buffalo Center student, while farm chores like weed burning receive local attention.
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John Pick
Yobby
Earl Stott
Baby
Nels Jensen
Algona
Rev
Faul
Tom Young
Wanda
Bernard Hansen
E. A. Hansen
Rudd
Henry Butler
Estherville
Anton Pannhuk
Conradi
Nels Nelson
David
Bill Brackey
Lake Mills
Larson
H. DB. Rachat
Rd Nelson
Jennie Nelson
Swanson
Jerome Larsen
Buffalo Center
Forest City
Fred Larsen
Willie Welhousen
Branagan Seeks Clear Stand on Major Issues in Iowa Race
In Emmetsburg Iowa on October 31 Democratic candidate Wm Branagan accuses Republican incumbent F C Gilchrist of silent stance on key questions including honest money farm policy and prohibition. Branagan pledges repeal of Smoot Hawley tariffs Farm Board and the Eighteenth Amendment and calls for clearer positions from Gilchrist.
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Inmetsburg
F.C. Gilchrist
Hoover
T. Branagan
Emmetsburg
L. I. Dickinson
Iowa
Gilchrist
Dickinson
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Farm Bureau
Washington, Fish and Fowl
Reconstructioninance Corporation
Anti-Saloon League
Wighth Town
Smoot-Hawley Starks
Farm Board
Foreclosure Metrics for Kossuth County Lands and Debts
Kossuth County spans 601000 acres with mortgage indebtedness near 33000000 dollars. About one eighth of the county’s area sold at sheriff's sale to cover roughly one sixth of the debt through 1930. The 76000 foreclosed acres averaged 69.02 dollars per acre to settle 5206713 dollars by 1980, with foreclosure counts and deficiency judgments totaling 44440.78 in recorded deficiencies and 847682.35 in recorded judgments from 1932 to 1982.
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Kossuth County
NIH
Kossuth
Owa
HO Ag
Vote Democratic All Down the Line for Roosevelt
A civic appeal urges prompt payment of soldiers bonuses, strict regulation of public utilities, and a 100 percent endorsement of Governor Roosevelt. The writer asks voters to support the Democratic ticket to back Roosevelt's program and avoid a Republican Senate and House that would hinder his programs benefiting forgotten men and women. The call ends with respect and a plea for voters to elect the entire Democratic slate.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Branagan Seeks Congress Seat in Highth Iowa District
WM T Branagan, a Democratic candidate, announces his bid for Congress representing Highth Iowa District. He emphasizes public service, economic reform, and stronger rural development. Voters will see his campaign in upcoming primary and general election efforts.
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Wm.t. Branagan
Congress
Iowa
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