Publican Rally Attracts Wide Political Figures
A Republican rally at the Coliseum Tuesday drew Judge, Spencer, and Congressman Gilchrist among speakers. The event, hosted by county leaders, featured remarks on Roosevelt recovery measures and support for farmers, with attendees including candidates and party members. Court actions and local cases were also summarized for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge, Spencer
Ant Lorenz
Hamatreet
Agadverag
Dpa
Eng
Menguin Congress
Roosevelt
Wight
Frazier
Iowa
Lorena
Reed Wall
Mrirson
Gird
Prom Night Mystery After House Visit Ends In Fog
A fragment reports a student named Hansen Omy returning home after a prom related event. Details are garbled but indicate a police or campus action and confusion with fog or poor visibility surrounding the incident.
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Hansen
OMY
Prom Towa Prey
Rasinuy Munnen
Tom the Untvoratty
Viby
Home From The World's Fair Bears Travel Return
Clarence Mechier Jerry Schuttar JWm Spear and Herman Tfarke returned Sunday evening from the Chicago World's Fair after two to three days at the event. They drove through Wisconsin and northern Iowa on their way home. Also noted is the funeral attendance for Cousin Johnny Hall with Dr and Mrs R Ball traveling from Freeport Illinois to Monroe Wisconsin. The cause of death is not given in The Topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mechier
Jerry Schuttar
Jwm
Spear
Herman Tfarke
Bante
Wissconsin
Iowa
Couple Returns From Chicago World's Fair Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rike returned home Friday morning after a week at the Chicago Fair. They traveled on the Milwaukee from Britt and back the same way. They praised the trip as a much better way to spend a few days at the fair than driving. They report a very fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rike
Milwaukee
Britt
Republica Club Organized After Tuesday Speech
A republican club formed at Colligam with officers A. M. Petersen as president J. L. Miller as vice president and Mrs Sadie Denton as secretary The officers will continue organizing the club locally and officially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colligam
Clch
A. M. Petersen
J. L. Miller
Sadie Denton
Funeral Held For Fred W Ball In Monroe Wisconsin
Dr and Mrs R J Ball and two daughters Barbara and Patty attended the funeral of Fred W Ball age 59 who died suddenly October 4 while preparing for his annual vacation. He had served thirteen years on the Freeport police force and was desk sergeant at his death. The service was at the M H church parsonage Lena Michigan with burial in Monroe Wisconsin. The Ball family returned home Monday.
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R. J. Ball
Barbara
Patty
Monroe
Wis
Sturday
Fred W. Ball
Ball
Freeport Polices Force
M. H. Church
Lena, MI
Family reunion trip ends with lost lunch box and Kodak
Mr and Mrs Geo Petersen and her brother Arthur Wagner of Oxford Town and Me with Mrs Geo Klenk traveled Sunday to Mexter Minnesota to visit Mrs JA G Newkirk and family for a large family reunion. En route to Dexter Minnesota they lost their lunch box with day’s meals and a Kodak valued at 20 000 dollars strapped on the running board. The ox was lost and the package vanished. If found notify Mia Kienk Titanka Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Petersen
Arthur Wagner
Oxford
Town
Geo. Klenk
Mexter
Minn
Mr. Klenk
JA. G. Newkirk
Dexter
Minnesota
Kodak
Mia
Kienk
Titanka
Iowa
Civil Docket Reports Foreclosure Decree Signed In Equitable Life Case
Civil actions listed include Equitable Life versus Emmet Paetz where a foreclosure decree was signed and Claude Haln versus Metropolitan Life for 10000 dollars in damages from a dynamite blast that blinded Haln. The case ended with a 1000 dollar settlement and Roy Bone versus J B Henig for 10000 dollars was settled late week. A new docket noted the adoption of Lewis J B Rist and Marlon L Rist by H E Rist and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life
Emmet Paetz
Claude Haln
Metro-politan Life
D. M. Kelleher and
Sullivan
McMahon & Linnan
Plain Tite
Henry & Henry
Des Moines
Hutchison & Hutchison
Insurance Company
Bh. A. Winkel
Tom Walley
Hain
Dailey
Roy Bone
J. B. Henig
Lewis Jb, Rist
Marlon L. Rist
Emily C. Griggs
H. E. Rist
Scratening For Votes In Buffalo Township Campaign
A blustery campaign report from Buffalo Township notes Al Toynsy and W Miller, a county attorney candidate, courting voters with chores and home life imitation. Miller faces one objection for alleged dishonesty but is praised as a promising legal representative with plans to move to Algona.
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Buffalo
Altoynsy HH. W. Miller
Gates
Fay County
Kigslag
Miller
Algona
Krashel Clips Patterson S Wings At Newton Debate
Lieut Governor N G Miraschel led a heated Newton debate against Geo Patterson with the crowd backing Kraschel. Kraschel attacked Patterson over taxation and national admin policies while Patterson defended Turner era tax cuts, with boos and cheers punctuating the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Miraschel
Geo. Patterson
Newton
Wille
Mers
Kraschel
Taples
Paeministraton
Patterson
County Boards of Supervisors
National Administration
Cash Farm Sales Sign of August Market Strength
The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul reports strong cash farm sales for August with corn at 1.15 a bushel, hogs above 7.00, and fat beef steers 8 to 9. This month tops all others in the district for real estate disposals, led by Minnesota with 60 sales followed by Michigan 26 Wisconsin 17 North Dakota 14, signaling a busy harvest period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedgal Land Bank of
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Hye
Weslay GOP Event Draws Local Figures in Wesley Township
Weslay was represented at the rally Tuesday night by Mr and Mrs Olaf Finnemark John Carlson and Robert Welter and Oleg Oppedahl a smattering of republican and pro progressive democrats. There are very few standpatters of either political party in Wesley township.
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Weslay
Olaf Finnemark
John Carlson
Robert Welter
Oleg Oppedahl
Wesley Township
Iowa Establishes Record in Reduction of Accidents
Iowa reports record drops in traffic fatalities and injuries amid the Highway Safety Patrol. August 1933 saw 63 killed and 943 vehicles involved. July figures are cited as higher, with reductions noted overall since the patrol’s start. Mrs. Alex Miller lauded for establishing the patrol without added tax costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Uniformed Highway Safety Patrol
Alex Miller
Agust
Miller
Highway Safety Patrol
Local items list regional visits and events in Titonia area
A roundup of local social visits includes the Heyer and family of Buffalo Center, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welp at the Arnold Gray home, and Dr. and Mrs. H. I. Torgersen visiting Rode and Hansen families. Notable mentions include A. T. Tweet of Algona’s illness, a buffalo center cattle auction, and a new county shed planned on the county grounds. The World Series concluded with the Cardinals defeating the Tigers, while residents attend the Cattle Congress and various local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonia Eantern Stars
Burt ‘Twoaday
Ia Heyer
Family of
Buffalo ‘Center
Ray Welp
Arnold Gray
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Lutheran League Notes at Belmond Meeting in Belmond
The Hawkeye Federation of the Luther League met in Belmond with about 140 Leaguers present. Hock delivered the morning sermon. Afternoon business and a 4000 pound New Guinea mission fund raise were noted. Spring rally set for Britt. Titpnka League represented by 14 members. Sunday School Teachers Institute scheduled at Good Hope church next Sunday October 14. Morning service at 10:30. Institute at 1:00. Speaker Sinn of Welcome. Bring Sunday School biscuits and hot cocoa. Confirmation class Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at 1 p.m. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Frank Meyer and Mrs. Herbert Schweizer as hostesses. Organist Miss Allen Pangkuk elected. Miss Fanule Pangkuk substitute.
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Hawkeye Federation
Luther League
Belmond
Hey
Hock
New Guinea Mission
League
Britt
Good Hops
Get
Neigh
Schmidt
Sinn
Sehog Institute
Hapa
Ald
Frank Meyer
Herbert Bchweppe
Allen Pangkuk
Fanule Pangkuk
Campaigning Builds Momentum Ahead of November Race
The Republican campaign gains pace across the county with three active committees. A large rally in Ti tonka Coliseum featured Congressman Fred Gilchrist. Planned events include a Dan Turner dinner at the New Altona hotel and rallies at the new high school and in Swea City with Gilchrist and candidate Ole Nagelstad among speakers. Local workers met in Swea City with 40 attendees, underscoring ongoing mobilization.
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Shumway
Orly
Titonky
Fred C.ilecrat
Dan Turner
New Altona Hotel
H. B. White
Mra. Willis Cotten
New
Swea City
J. M. Dye
Swea
Mra
Forage Contract Provisions Said to Favor Signers
Kansas City October 8 reports interpretation of fodder program contracts. Signers gain privilege to sell at any time to any buyer and at favorable prices, with shipment by any means. Non-contract buyers face federal inspection and fees, while signers may adjust sales to meet government guarantees through April 1.
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Kansas City
Tha
Forage Shortage Survey Aids Farmers in Central States
Officials from Washington and AAIA forage program report a severe feed shortage across Texas Kansas and other states. Estimates call for 1.5 piston tons in Texas and 200 thousand in Kansas with all available forage needed to bridge to next spring. Agencies coordinate buyer seller matches through Kansas City and Waterloo offices to mobilize emergency feed and avert losses.
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Faragatha Kangas
Wheeler
Washington
D. C
L. W. Plager
Chiat
AAIA
W. H.hasterman
Texas
Kansas
Kansan ‘City
Kansas City
Farmers Receive Three Fourths Of First Payments
About 1 030 000 corn hog contracts or nearly 80 per cent have been approved by the secretary of Agriculture. Roughly 100 million dollars, about 75 per cent of the estimated total first installment, have been disbursed through October 2 to contract signers. States reporting most recently include Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, New Jersey and Rhode Island. The second installment is due November 16 and the final payment around February 1, 1988.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Bensit
A. G. Black
AAA
G. A.bonnstetter
Connecticut
Indiana
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Kanesis
Minnesota
Missouri
Nevada
Virginia
Wisconsin
Dr. Hlack
Lousiana
Maine
Mississippi
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Towa
Kossuth
G. A. J Bornstetter
Corn~ Hog Control Association
Washington
Ingnee
1985 Corn Hog Reduction May Be Under 10584
The 1935 corn hog adjustment, as explained by A G Black, may be not greater than the 1934 program and perhaps less. The drought reduced feed supplies, prompting retargets in livestock numbers and seed reserves. If a favorable referendum passes, administration will work with producers to craft a suitable contract and seek signups before year end.
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A. G. Black
AAA
Drouth
Royal Medal Offered for Barberry Eradication Effort
The Grain Rust Prevention Association of Minneapolis offers a bronze medal to boys and girls who report barberry growth. The program, led by PD R. Shepard, targets non native barberry in Iowa and urges rural youths to help eradicate the spread from planted bushes or seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Rust Prevention Association
Minneapolis
Minnesota
PD. R. Shépard
Towa
Iowa
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S Publican Rally
Petit
Elling Martingou
Douglas Nilay
Joe Platt
Thta
Harold Jorgersen
Grand
A. Murtha
Johingon
F. D. Hee
George Palmer
Mynor
van Ness & An
Jens
August Steinberg
State Ya
Hogal
Herbert Johnson
Levin
Ve Toy
van Ness & Wes Dretene
Sun
Johnny Hall
Ireeport
Ill
Republica Club
Mr Kienk
Krashel
Kiet
H. I. Torgersen
Rode
E. R. Hansen
George Hulsman
Kamrar, Iowa
Henry and
Henry, Post
Crescent City
Jtl
Mary Post
John Losachen
R. L. Krantz
A. T. Tweet
Big Home
Mr. Tweet
Buf'alo Center
Ih. M. Wallace
R. T. DeVries
Rasmus Hansen
Himer Hansen
Larry, Milton and
Marcella
Bricalyn
Gharlie Cooper
Clarence ,Cooper
Myrna Rae
George 'Gangen
Mgr
Geo. Johngan
Myrtla
Abyl Limberg
Center
Waterloo
Cattle Congress
Clarksville
Ackley
Dike
Gen. Graham
Forest City
Pilot Knob
Governor Herring
Graham
Michi Bai
Lutheran Church Notes
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