Postotties Rates for Trade Territory and Subscriptions
In Titonta trade territory the rate is 1160 per year payable in advance. Outside Mtouka territory and in other states the rate is 450 per year in advance. Canada and foreign countries are 2.50 per year in advance. The paper notes collection and subscription terms for various regions.
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Loway
Secords
Mattar
Thoroiehty Covdieg
Ares Alee
Avai
Titonta
Mtouka
Canada
Farm relief idea aims to guide planting and livestock
A farmer advocates a system telling when to plant corn or wheat and when to raise hogs to avoid missteps like planting wheat during corn surges. The Mason City Globe-Gazette notes the Twelve Long Republican Years, praising ten prior to 1930s prosperity while omitting Hoover’s last two years.
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King of Relief
Mason City
Hoover
Roosevelt Aimed At Youth In New Deal Appeal
Francis Sayred Prye, grandson of President Wilson, head of the League of First Voters, predicts 76 percent of first time voters will back Roosevelt. The New Deal appeal targets the younger generation as Roosevelt sees federal duties to youth. The Globe-Gazette notes tax remarks about Iowa salaried workers and property taxes as a call to reduce farm and property burdens.
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Francis Sayred Prye
Wilson
League of First, Voters
Hoh
Roosevelt
Iowa
Magon City Globe- Gazette
Which Do You Prefer Roosevelt or Hodg er Farm Board Cast
Readers weigh in on Roosevelt versus Hodgins Farm Board and Coolidge veto of the McNary Haugen farm bill. The item gauges public opinion on the administration's agricultural policy and leadership.
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Decorah Journal
Roosevelt
Hodger
Federal Farm Board of
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen
Those Three Long Years Political Poem on New Deal Critique
A verse attacking Republicans for three years of opposition to Roosevelt's New Deal. It mocks their silence on 9 cent cats, 4 cent cotton, 10 cent corn, and 10 cent cattle while accusing them of bribery with small prices. The poem ends noting you cannot eat a crown of thorn and a cross of gold.
Westward Campaign Tour Hints Smith Hoover Victory
Governor Alfred E Smith and Herbert Hoover plan campaign tours through the West to rally support. If the duo maintain momentum, observers consider them likely to win the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E.smith
Herbert Hoover
West
Tom Collins Stars In New Diamond City News Radio Series
Tom Collins portrays a genial editor in the new radio comedy Diamond City News to debut September 29 on regional stations. Sponsored by Mid-Continent Petroleum, the program follows a modern country weekly and its community, with Collins praised as a seasoned writer and speaker and noted as an after-dinner humorist with extensive Midwest experience.
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Tom Collins
Humoriat Aid
Genias
Diamond City News
Middle-Weat
Petroleum Corporation
Collins
America
Middle West
Williams Urges Algona To Build New Courthouse
In a progressive plea Williams of the Lakota Record argues Algona should replace the ramshackle county courthouse with a modern building to house vital public records and honor the county seat. He notes Burt as a central location option and discusses legal steps to relocate the seat if needed.
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Kossuth
Elvic
Williams
Algona
Ag & Mark
Roosevelt campaign stop to visit La Kota Saturday
A Rooseveldt caravan will be in La Kota on Saturday October 17. The writer urges keynoter Hoover and Al Smith to join a western campaign swing. They claim the election will end in three weeks and voters should choose the best man, regardless of big politics, to fulfill their duty as citizens.
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Hoover
al Smith
Roosevelt
Balgeman Seeks Reelect in First District
Luverne News notes that Frank Balgeman, long serving county supervisor from the first district, visited the office for a political chat. The piece asserts his records of service to constituents and the county, while acknowledging occasional enemies and predicting continued strength in Lugarne.
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Frank Balgeman
Balgeman
Lugarne
Luverne News
Recorder candidates visit Kossuth for race
In Titonka and Algona, Mrs Mayme Petersen and J J Dooley, rival candidates for Kossuth County recorder, spoke to veterans about their bids. Dooley, already two terms in office, is praised for efficiency and courtesy. Petersen, a former Titonka postmaster, argues experience matters as she contends Dooley should yield. Local editor notes public skepticism about Petersen and cites broader commentary from Emmetsburg Democrat.
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Mayme Petersen
Titonka
J. J. Dooley
Algona
Kossuth County
Vetera
Petersen
Bose
Imsalon
Asband
Thtanka
Dooley
Liuverna News
School Notes Chronicle High School Activities
A readable fragment details Nana Betz’s Buffalo Consolidated High School year activities. Sophomore English classes helped fund an event, Miss Lee travels to Iowa City for Homecoming with her father, and the senior class plans Mason City photo day with Mr. Hoon and Miles Lee. Junior theater plans Through The Key Hale with a temporary cast. A carnival is hinted at Titonka High School. Wesley High School girls defeat KASD HoLaY, listing players and positions. Fourth and third grade projects include indoor garden and travel book silhouettes. Music notes cover vocal groups, bands, and a call for parent support.
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Nana Bet
Buffalo Consolidated Gradd and High
Miga Les
Reav Hy
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Hoon
Miles Lee
Dorothy Weaver
Moville
Iowa
Nelson's
Timber
Hope
Henderson
Stewart
Aliee Kuchenrenther
Madsen
Weaverg
Amundsen
Hale
William #. Davidson
Titania High School
Mias Lea
Junior Hansen
Burton Hansen
Russell French
Gerald Huber
Lucilla Pstarson
Ruth Welhousen
Carroll Reasér
Clarice Falk
Titonka High School
Alls High School
Wesley High School
Kasd Holay
As.ek
Jean French
Dorothy Budlong
Rosemary
Bacon
Leong
Vera Giesking
Ferna Osesterreicher
Ruth Welhougen
Edna Sleper
Alice Kuchenreuther
Lorraine Kuchenreuther
Dorothy Peterson
Geraldine Bruns
Faith Faul
Jer
Beaptain Club Plans First Meeting This Friday
A notice from Moriptle hints at forming a "Bang Mothora" club to support upcoming projects by the band Undertalns. The inaugural meeting is set for Friday October 16 at 8:09 o'clock, inviting interested parties to attend and discuss arrangements.
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Tha Sarena
Local Notes on Post Office Funding and Politics
Algona area notes discuss new post offices funding with $95 000 at a town near Kossuth and $47 500 for Algona while criticizing Senator Dickinson. A New York man funded a funeral with a “Jolly time” and music. Harold Knecker and Myron Ludwig were injured in a Tigerville auto crash. Voting talk ties Landon Hoover Dick and Al Smith, with Roosevelts election teased.
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Cour
Ing County
Aize
Kossuth
Jonawa
Council Blutta
Algona
Onawa
Dickinson
New York
Ivery
Hig
Harold. Knecker
Algona Hospital
Tigerville
Myron Ludwig
Portland News Social Roundup and Local Visits
A dense Portland community column lists numerous visits and gatherings. Names include Leroy Phelps Dorothy Long Raymond Bartlett Arch Burger Chas Phelps Abe Durett and families, L H Bartlett, Carl Danner, Stella Danner, Mary Ann, Floyd Duncan, August Bauman and others. The piece also notes upcoming district No 7A events, a program, and a teacher Miss Walda Wallman.
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Leroy Phelps
Dorothy
Long
Loulg
Scott-home
Itcher
Raymond
Bartlett Algong
Helping Hand Club
Renwick
Chris Belle
John Trunkhill
Iva
Lake Park
Mervyn
L. J. ‘Fairbanks
Jeds Waltman
Wanda
le H. Bartletts
Betty
Avitas' Hood
Carl Danner
Lloyd Bartlett
Mar Lally
Mary Ann
Stella Danner
Lakota
Roy Clark
Burt
Dwight Graham
Tavonne
Titonka
Donald Graham
Goo
Grahams
Sun
Hatlawe
Weal
Walda Wallman
Hue
Burnett
Mel
Vin Metpad
Childpey
Walter Holof
McFarland
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E. J. McEvoy
Democratic
Casey
Waller
Algonau
D.M
Eeat
Roxanth County
P.w.a
Tax and Vicinity
Fred Gilchrist
Ripley's
Lester Dickinson
Ammetsburg
Java
Hell Talser
Hmméjapurg
Shaser
Pittis
Emmetsburg
Cuy Grope-Gazeta
Que
Miss Beck
Anna Ladd
Girls Glen
Thera
Landon
Lowa
Portland. News
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