Titonka Topic Puts Local Rates In Plain View
Titonka Topic details subscription pricing for Titonka trade territory at 1.00 per year in advance 1.50 if not paid in advance 1.60 in advance outside Titonka territory and 2.60 in Canada and foreign countries with payment required in advance. The periodical covers a fifteen mile radius and claims superior coverage.
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Titonka
Postoics
Mtonka
teWa
Titanka Trade
Canada
Foreien
Prediction of Democrat State Ticket Dominates State Politics
From all party sources the political situation favors the Democrat state ticket from top to bottom in November. The piece notes a potential landslide for the Republican ticket, criticizes Senator Patterson for past promises and the Salary Grab, and cites Senator Dickinson as worst for rural beneficiaries. It argues Patterson would be controlled by key state elements if elected lieutenant governor.
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Rengavelt
Patterson
Des Moines
Dickinson
Congress
Vague Election Outcome Affirms Limited Immediate Change
The text notes that the result of the November 6 election is unlikely to bring significant immediate impact. It states the issue is deciding who will govern for the next two years, implying a focus on leadership rather than policy changes.
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Seattle
Opinion on political winds and party prospects in Iowa
The piece discusses a preelection straw poll by The Topic and its impact on Republican standing. It notes printing constraints, Democrat administration influence, and pundit Bro. Dewel of the Advance predicting a Democratic tilt. The author argues straw votes hint a Republican decline, while acknowledging uncertainty until after November 6.
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Bro. Dewel
The
Advance
Repub-Ican
Etraw
Northern
Iowa
Election Day Message Encourages Honest Voting
The note urges voters to choose the best men and women for state and county offices in November. It emphasizes honesty and efficiency in government and reminds readers to vote for qualified candidates, exercising their constitutional right if some on the ticket fail to meet the standard.
County polls recall an able county official
Voters are reminded to go to the polls on November 6 with county business overseen by Mr. J. McHvoy, the experienced Clerk of Courts praised as accommodating and efficient. No complaints noted.
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J. McHvoy
County Recorder Dooley Ends Ninth Month With Surplus
The item questions J. W. Dooley's nine month record as County Recorder. It notes a $737.29 surplus over running costs and asks voters if they would re employ him for two more years. The piece criticizes Senator Patterson for remarks on national conditions while accusing him of shipping sheep from Montana.
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J. W. .Dooley
County Recorder
Debaters Kraschel and Patterson Draw Crowd Applause
An observer at the Newton Debate tallied crowd reaction. Kraschel received 40 bursts of applause and no boos while Patterson had four cheers and six boos. Subtracting boos from cheers leaves Patterson with a red face.
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Newton
Kraschel
Patterson
Tenton
Titania Tuesday Stimulated County Campaign Parade
In 1934 Ton tonka Tuesday saw two candidates for state representative tour local businesses. Fred Dutton and Chester Schoby moved through Hebron township with aides guiding safe entries and exits, echoing past Cowles-Clark political rivalries and town labor divisions.
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Titania
Cowles-Clark
Titonka
Hebron
Fred Dutton
Chester Schoby
W. F. Hamstreet
Bonnstetter
Town meeting brings county politics to front stalls
The gathering featured EH J McHvoy district court clerk candidate Lloyd B H Anderson of Swea City with local escorts and visitors from Algona and Laurens. Attendees praised H W Miller for November votes and supported Fred Gilchrist’s federal votes aligned with farm interests.
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J. McHvoy
Lloyd Bh.anderson
Swea City
Fred, Gilchrist
Laurens
Congress
Iowa
Former Teacher Visits Titonka Guests at Petersen Home
Mrs Armshute formerly Lulu Townsend and a former Ntonka school teacher visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs A M Petersen in Titonka. The visit highlighted ties to local education and the Armshute and Townsend families.
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Titonka
Ant Armshute
Dodge
A. M. Petersen
Armshute
Lulu Townsend
Ntonka
Notice of 1934 Kossuth County secondary assessment hearing
Notices is hereby given to all persons within scheduls that there haa eat s 489 Kossuth County Iowa report of the office piecing the special assessment parcels of real estate included with Hoge filed in th 269 schedule of proposed reassessment ag Natics Card of proposed to televied subse A hearing set for November 11 1934 at 2 PM before the Board of Supervisors at their Algona Iowa office. Objections may be filed and the board may increase or adopt without further notice. Dated October 18 1934 Algona Iowa E J Butler County Auditor.
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Whittemore
H. W. Miller
Algona
MiNér
Kossuth
Iowa
Tha Aioe
P and Parcela
Rel
Antd
E. J. Butler
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Maurice OC
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Maurice
Chester R
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Lena Beenk
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Forgain Mash Maker
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Titonka Coliseum
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John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
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A. H. Bonnstetter
J. L. Bonar
Ida E. Larson
Swea
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Buffalo
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Clara Bruns
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Frank Mulligan
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