Hoover campaign bus visits Algona amid stalled political rhetoric
The Hoover campaign bus toured Algona on Tuesday with a crew of stump speakers. Nonpolitical orator from the county seat did not participate. Veterans like Tim Hartington and B J Van Ness are mentioned as potential parade riders, while younger hopefuls G W Stitman G D Shumway and H W S Miller have yet to emerge. In Democratic ranks S S McMahon and J L Bonar are named as established figures awaiting their turn. Luke Linnan appears as a rising Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Campaign
Algona
Dickinson
Hoover
Tim Hartington
B. J. van Ness
Judge Quartan
G. W. Stitman
G. D. Shumway
H. W. S Miller
S. 8. McMahon
Hig Kossuth
J. L. Bonar
Democrat Party
Kossuth
Luke Linnan
Slow Living Urged as Nation Accelerates Pace in 193? Iowa Letter
Clarksville Star editor reports a debate on modern life speed from Algona to Duncan Iowa. The piece contrasts past quiet rural living with current rapid change including technology, fashion, politics and daily routines. A straw poll in Duncan shows strong Democratic support but Hoover campaigners urged to visit rural voters.
Local News Items From Humboldt to Britt and Algona
Frank Fisher was at Humboldt on business and Mrs E L Hansen spent Sunday at Mason City. Harm Eden called at Algona, D C Mahan of Algona visited here Tuesday. Mrs Frank Fisher visited home folks near Britt Tuesday. Abbe Dyeismian the Lakota land man had business in Titanka Tuesday. Mr John Eden was a Sunday dinner guest at his brother Bill Eden's home. R Welter of Wesley was looking at local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fisher
Humboldt
Myr
E. JL. Hansen
Mason City
Harm Eden
Algona
D.C
the Kramer
Wadenl
Augusta
Unen
Mia
Dick Eden
Chidren
Alfred Jensen
Sioux City
Senus Isebrand
Sever Pann Kuk
Evert Pannkuk
Pantcuk
Bricelyn
Minn
Harm Garrels
George
Iowa
John McLaren
Kelsey
A. Schram
McLaren
Schram
S .Geo. Higgins
Nate Walsh
Rex. Austin
Jess Hutchinson
John Wood
Eric Petersen
Irwin Schellmeyer
West Bend
Guy Bruns
H. A. Bruns
Titonka
Local Titonka Scene Sees Cars Painted and Families Visited
This week reports numerous car purchases and sales across Titonka with residents like George Rippentrop, Albert Meyer, John Isebrand, and others buying Ford, Chevrolet, and Falcon Knight vehicles. Visitors include family and neighbors from Algona, West Bend, Buffalo Center, and Sioux City, plus extended trips to Alden and Walnut Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Sartor
Frank Fisher
George Rippentrop
Albert Coden
Tom Loats
H. A Bruns
EB. O. Wright
Mason City
Mary Eden
Elmer Haupt‘ly
Allen H. Wood
Union Township
Alden
Ed. Lyon
Julia Liesveldt
John Liesveldt
Lakota
RH. O. Wright
Lee C. Wolfe
Osage
L. D. Prewitt
G. Haken
Violet
Lennox
S. D
Gingerich
John. Griese
Garman Township
Alinnesota
Nick Eden
H. E. Reed
John H. Rode
Falk Motor Company
Willd. Eden
Walnut
Iinois
Eden
John K. Rippentrop
B. H. Meyer
Ben Isebrand
Woden
John Isebrand
Chevrolet
Albert Meyer
Ford
iMigs
Elva Vera
Frank Vera
Algona
Titonka
Frank Hagen
Herman Rachut
Rachut
Brom
Emil Rachut
Will Barts
Grafton
Iowa
John Wilts
Otto Wilts
Henry Meyer
Buffalo Center
Thompson
Visit With Relatives Praises Crops In State Region
The report notes a week of visiting with Mrs Eden's sister and brother who reside nearby and with other relatives in the area. It states crops appeared satisfactory in that portion of the state.
Grays Cultivate Largest Garden in Rossuth County
The Henry Grays near Titonka manage the county’s largest home garden on land owned by Chris Brandt and Pannkuk, with plans to farm an 11 acre area and later move to a 192 acre property bought from the Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank at 84 an acre. Henry, a former German immigrant and Boad writer, shows off pumpkins and corn while discussing health and wealth from vegetables, and the family eyes success at next year’s Kossuth fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gray
Rossuth County
Titonka
Chris Brandt
Pannkuk
Frank Tryon
Grays
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Chicago
Lowa
Henry
Gray
Germany
Henry Field
Des Moines
Mr. Gray
al. Gray
Himes
A.E. Michel
al- Souk
Gladiolas
Mr. Michel
Algona Advance
W. 4. Payne
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the Titonka Ropic
Lee D. Wolfe
Towa
Canada Post Offices
Foreign Advertising
American Press Association
Houses of
Town
John Hammill
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Farmers For Farmers
Nick Heesch
Warner Smité
John A. Harms
Peter Brethorst
Bruno Stecker
Robert Callies
John Sachau
Bartlett & Wert Asche
W. ‘A. Worsley
Fred Heenken
Stephen Tidden
H. P. Harms
George Rippeni
Ted van Hove
Falkert Stecker
B. B. Pannkuk
John Anker
Cooperative Creamery
Bonna Schutter
M. J, Koestler
John Rote
Henry Sunken
Carl Giesking
Pred Stecker
Fred Reibsamen
W. H. Beenuken
Gee, Meyer Marcus Holm
Geo.Weigand
H. A. Nelson
J. B Pannkuk
Joan E, Sleper
Phil ‘Buffington
J, Rippentroy
Mrs. Evert Abben
Joe Larsen
Lloyd Bartlet
Ricks
Andrew Boekelman
Mark Bacon
Ana Shes Aaye Eee
First National Bank
Jay Budlong
Roy Burlong
S, E. Rachut
Edith Budlong
S. B. French Lbr. CO
Falks
Jack Dempsey
Fox
Clarksville
Hylek
Paoe
Bonacker Bros
Titanka
Dirksen
W. J. Aden
Earl
Donald
Gorge Fox
Obergrove
Ron Geo. Breen
Lows
City
Fulsang Brothers
W. Bist Street
Nlinoig
Wise Uy
Tatoy
Fisher Garage
Tove
Ney Quick
Fisher
BUICK
Frere
Tess
Umaire
America
A.C. Krieger
Jo Pe
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