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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
4
A 1926 era column urges strong participation in the upcoming primary, rails at political issues from Hollywood awakening to tax digs, and comments on Iowa politics, the League of Nations, and a coal strike impact. It mentions figures like Dan Steck and references U.S. Senatorial context and national concerns.
The piece discusses how Cummins and Brookhart appear in the Iowa primary scene, noting that Democrats and Republicans may influence nominations. It argues Brookhart’s chances, reflects on primary manipulation in Des Moines, and calls for fair seating if Brookhart lacks a majority. It also touches on penalty for crimes and political commentary.
Jesse N. Jones announces his Republican bid for Cass County Iowa Treasurer. The nomination goes to Republican voters at the county primary on June 7.
Funeral services for Godfrey Miller eighty year old Anita resident who died at his home last Wednesday were held Friday at the Congregational church in Anita. Rev H J Wilken of Mount Pleasant assisted by Rev Robt N Chord led the service. A telegram from lifelong friend Dr E E Major of Los Angeles was read.
For sheriff candidate for the nomination to the office of Sheriff of Cass County Iowa subject to the decision of the Republican voters of Cass County at the Primary election to be held June W. B. Kelley
A Cass county candidate announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for County Attorney in the upcoming primary on June 7, subject to Republican voters' decision.
M Hobart declares candidacy for county recorder subject to Republican primary on June 7 1926. The statement seeks support from voters within the party.
A March 25 1926 telegram from Sherma Myers Anita Iowa expresses condolences for the death of Mr. Miller in Los Angeles California. It lauds his honesty courage industry and frugality and notes the sympathy of his daughter and family from those who knew him.
The piece recalls numerous floral emblems as silent messengers of sincere esteem for a beloved neighbor and friend, signaling communal respect and sympathy.
We express gratitude to all who aided us during illness and death of our beloved Father and Grandfather. Thanks for the floral offerings singing and kindness shown by friends and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Trumbull Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Shepherd Miss Louise Trumbull
For sale a good black horse about five years old weighs around 1700 pounds. Inquire at a residence one mile east of Anita on the farm recently vacated by J P Oberholtz. 15 11.
W S Menefee owner of the Farmers Variety Store at Atlantic will appear on the KFLZ broadcast in Anita Iowa on Wednesday April 7 to celebrate the station's anniversary with Swiss music selections. Sol N Wagner of Ruthven a Anita visitor stays with his son W H Wagner and family. Uncle Sol, in his eighty plus years, remains active and healthy despite age.
Adair News notes a sharp partisan clash over trade policy. It argues protection benefits American industries and farmers, opposing free trade. The piece also comments on May Francis as Iowa State Superintendent, praised by common people despite criticism from the Iowa State Teachers’ Association.
The statement notes W. A. McKee as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Cass county sheriff and that the decision rests with Republican voters at the June 7 primary election.
Basil H Skipton seeks the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Cass County Iowa at the June 7 1926 primary election. He is a candidate listed for the county race.
The notice states Chas W Huff seeks the Republican nomination for State Representative from Cass County Iowa in the Iowa General Assembly with the primary set for June 7. The party voters will choose the nominee under party rules and the decision rests with them.
The Republican voters of the county consider C. L. Vedane as a candidate for County Treasurer in the upcoming June primaries subject to party approval.
Rev. Father M J OConnor in charge of Anita and Viota parish fell ill last Friday and was admitted to Dr H E Campbell hospital. Prompt treatment aided his recovery. On Sunday pulpits at Anita and Viola were supplied by Father Sally of Casey and the Priest in charge at Mas Jena.
There is evidence that more general interest will be manifested in county politics this year than in years past and this is just as it should be for various reasons. The person who refuses to vote in the primary election has no right to object to the nominees.
The Iowa delegation in congress, by a ten vote majority, disapproved a measure to privatize envelope printing. The move would have shifted work from government printing offices to private establishments, denying millions in revenue and saving costs as the government continues the work at much lower expense.
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