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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
5
Early returns show Woodrow Wilson winning the presidency with large margins in several counties. The Republican ticket secured majorities in county offices, including a solid Wooster ward showing. Counts vary from about 1,591 to 3,844 in statewide races with multiple precincts still reporting.
The notice covers county race results with Wing leading for county attorney and Bhirley ahead for superintendent of schools. It notes Woodrow Wilson winning the presidency in New Jersey and a Republican surge in the county. Local items include Mrs. Laidley vs Frank Henderson for county recorder and C. S. Stephenson vs C. G. H. Wooster for county clerk, plus farm and social news from Algona Portland Burt and surrounding areas.
Mise Jennie Magnussen of Algona elozed her school in the Blyidge dis Arter Friday and will teach near Al gona this winter. There was an old torme taffy pull ing at the home of John Danner's last Saturday evening. A lively time and a fire time was reported by all bose who attended, Thus present were: Mr. and Mia, Tom DBishoff, Harley Lester and wife of Germania, Géo. Allis and family, Geo, Lester and family, Misses Gertie and Tena Beeliken, Geo. and Dick Beenken, Johnny, Dadje, Don Bishop of Ger mania, Joe Brainerd, Misses Mary and Nettie Wirties. Games were played and social Intercourse enjoyed by all present. Music was rendered by John Badie, Geo, Lester and Geo, Allis. The next in order will be a soap bubble party. Mr.and Mrs. Johan Danner drove to Bancroft and took the train for Burt to meet her father, Mrs Mil ford Vert, and Mrs. Ed Boland of Delta, who are here on a short visit.
German Valley residents Andrew and Herman Flarrenga with sister Mitta traveled to Aplington for Perry Neumerger's funeral and returned Saturday. Local visits include Hency Beenkens in Belmond and Miss Ada Panmatkut visiting John Harrenga. Annie Harrenga returned from a visit with Mrs. George Helmers. Notices mention for sale of second hand survey gear and harness, a Durte Jersey boar at Wesley Creamery, and various farm stock offerings. Unofficial county returns favor Democrats in some contests. Republicans win others. Osaterreichery and Roosevelt show strong showings in district results. Public notices prohibit hunting on Wm. McDermott's property. local livestock for sale includes Poland China boars and Shorthorn cattle.
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