Crowd Wants to Hear Coolidge in New York City
Over fifty thousand people requested tickets to hear Calvin Coolidge give a Republican address in New York City. In Winnebago County, Brookhart spoke on Dickinson taking Henry Field to Washington and having him climb the Republican flag pole at the courthouse event.
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Calvin Coolidge
New York City
Winnebago County Court House
Brookhart
Dickinson
Henry Field
Washington
Forest City Summit
Editor weighs candidates after nights of speeches
Sperbeck of the Snea City Herald says he listened after night sessions and read every line in the newspapers to decide which candidate to vote for. After weeks of deliberation he is nearing a choice.
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Sperbeck
The
Snea City Herald
Voter urges reform to save government from collapse
A fragmentary note argues that the voter will cast a ballot for Norman Thotths and criticizes party loyalties. It warns that continued party voting will ruin the government and threaten Rome of old values. It emphasizes choosing the best men over party lines.
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Norman Thotths
Rome
Miller aims for county attorney post in Kossuth
Attorney H W Miller of Algona spent hours Tuesday in Titanica renewing acquaintances and meeting voters as he campaigns for the county attorney seat. He planned to continue to Lakota on the same mission visiting brethren and voters. A promising young lawyer with Quarton & Miller, he is described as learned and courteous and would, if elected in November, make the county a fine official.
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H. W. Miller
Algona
Titanica
Lakota
Miller
Kossuth
Quarton & Miller
Vote for the Best Man Across Tickets
In the campaign rush voters may err or overlook officials. Make it your duty to vote for the best man for county, state, and national offices. Forget party and choose the man who stands for right policies to improve government.
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Bbest Men
Vote for capable men to run your county
A citizens guidance piece urges voters to judge candidates on merit rather than party, encouraging broad-minded support for men who can manage public affairs and to choose alternates from other tickets if needed. Let conscience guide the ballot and refrain from partisan rigidity.
Ray Murray for Secretary of Agriculture in Braffle Center
A speaker praises Ray Murray a farmer and Legionaire from Braffle Center as a strong Democratic candidate for Secretary of Agriculture. The advocate argues Murray understands farming needs and would run the office with dedication and empathy, close to the rural community.
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Ray Murray
Braffle Center
Local bridge clubs host events and social notes
A series of bridge club gatherings is described with high scores for Mrs. Miller Nelson and Mr. Nelson, and low score by George Bonacker. Betty Lee Dyrand visits Cedar Rapids relatives. Wom en's Club plans, lessons on Famous Women of Iowa, and roll call on Iowa rivers. Wedding reception for Miss Ann Sefrit alongside a Des Moines trip, with a candlelight ceremony at University Church. Editorial notes discuss voting in the county and state, taxes, and veterans pension concerns raised by Alfred E. Smith and Rear Admiral Richard Byrd, citing national economy debates.
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H. I. Torgergen
Frances Budlong
Roy Budlong
Mesdames Sartor
Reed
Iowa
Carl Callies
Des Moines
Ann Sefit
University Church
Younker’s
Alfred HE. Smith
Richard Byrd
National Economy League
Twin City
Smith
State of
New York
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
al Smith
Mankato Free Press
Sioux City
Margaret Sleper
Elsse Kuchenreuther
Dunmire
Allene Johnson
Lela Stephens
Carl F. Callies
North Kossuth Conference forms for basketball league
The North Kossuth Basketball Conference was organized at Bancroft public school with members Titonia Lone Rock Fenton Ledyard Seneca Bancroft and Swan City. Teams must play at least five games within the conference to be eligible and plans to have every school meet all others twice. A trophy will be awarded for the highest winning percentage, and weekly ratings will track standings. Officers are President Supt Lauritzen of Ledyard and Secretary Supt Otterness of Fenton.
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Shetter
Supt
Lauritzen
Ledyard
Otterness
Fenton
Halloween Play and Sixth Grade Handwork Display
Our class staged Madeline Ver cheres the French Girl from Quebec with a fort made of gourds cap guns and Indian headgear. We invited five grades to view the Halloween project and decorated our room. The Sixth grade showed handwork this week and we have Japanese chimes and narcissus bulbs in the room. Teachers Fern Oesterreicher and Maxine Stott reported weekly news. Eighth Grade notes perfect attendance awards for Elsie Fuls Edward Harms Melbourne Heesch Lela Zwiefel Arnold Brandt Hilda Steck er Louise Sachau Anna Grace Blak ley Dale Higgins Maurice Isebrand. Arithmetic class average went to Edward Brandt and Arthur Boyken. five work book drills completed with some improvement. Arnold and Edward Brandt were absent for farm work. Merlyn Schram ill.
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Hallowe’en
Arnold Rickless
Steven deVries
Jacqueline Callies
Hope
Faith Faul
Audrey Brandt
Clarence Brandt
Vern Doege
Lula Eden
Lorraine Harring
Darling Higgins
Loreen Jandl
Alice Kuchenreuiher
Betty Kokesh
Wayne Mechler
Mary Jean Rachut
Arnold Ricklefs
Jennie Rippentrop
Signel Wood
Tom Swift
Madeline Vercheres
Quebec
Elsie Fuls
Edward Harms
Melbourne
Heesch
Lela
Zwiefel
Arnold Brandt
Hilda Stecker
Louise Sachau
Anna Grace Blakley
Dale Higgins
Maurice Isebrand
Edward Brandt
Arthur Boyken
Arnold
Merlyn Schram
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Titonka
Lee D. Wolfe
Canada
Carl
Dahlhauser
Democratic
Kossuth County
Bates
F. McFarland
Oyet
Highway Commission
Wwe
B. F. McFarland
Betty Lee Dyriand
Cedar Rapids
Lee O. Wolfe
H. I. Torgersen
GC. V. Pendergast
Harry Reed
Steven daVries
Ray Bonacker
Mrs
J.F. Fisher
S. J. deVries
Mesdames Collister
Hard
Spencer
Howard French
Mesdames Sidney Laird
Marguerite Kenefick
Helen Dingley
Mesdames
Ethel Collister
Jay Budlong
Mary Reiterman
George Bonacker
Roy Ball
C. A Hoon
Ted Dunmire
John Fisher
2Itonka
Dana Paxon
Harold Hutchins
Pauline Wooster
Wm. Shirley
C. A. Hoon
Gladys Bogges
P. T. A. Council
Algona and
APTS
Targhee
BUC RT
Titonkh
Faakertinit
Young Citizen Club
Plan‘ning
High School News
Maurice Duffy
Candiedata
Kossuth’ “County
Z. Nking
Aia
Fern Oesterreicher
Maxine Stott
Smokers Supplies
Chrischilles & Herbst
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