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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
1
The United States is urged to balance patience with action as it faces bills accepted "without recourse" and the threat of strikes. The author argues America must protect its interests, noting past mine disasters and questioning harvest outcomes while praising American-made brains and urging prompt relief for a country at the mercy of strikers and disturbers.
A speaker denounces costly favors granted to other nations, arguing the result is a foul odor that warrants a thorough cleansing of national policy and reputation.
The article argues that without American troops, money and food aid, many foreign nations would be under German influence. It stresses that such aid is the main reason these countries should promptly fulfill their obligations to the United States.
A harsh opinion piece argues that Germany, England, France and other nations must be taught a sharp lesson to settle long overdue obligations to the United States. It decries repeated slights and calls for firm fiscal action to ensure prompt repayment.
The senator seeks Republican nomination by courting farmers whom he views as pliant. Critics argue his appeal targets issues already abandoned and out of step with broader GOP concerns. His strategy appears aimed at expanding influence among rural voters to boost his campaign.
A speaker argues that supporting free trade or tariff cuts harms American manufacturing. He claims such votes aid foreign industries by undermining U S producers and keeping idle American factories vulnerable to competition and low wage imports.
In a late 19th century style critique the Iowa farmers and voters are challenged to judge Senatorial candidate Brookhart's pledge to wear cowhide boots in the senate. The author questions authenticity, fashion, and farm life, urging real connection with farmers over showy uniforms and spikes.
Washington debate pits Fall and Wallace over public domain in Alaska. Iowa's Hon. Charles F. Pickett championed the National Conservation bill to curb private greed and safeguard natural resources, facing strong opposition from interests seeking to weaken the measure. Secretary Wallace, an Iowa native, vows strict adherence to the law in mineral and forest concessions.
A recent cartoon suggests Democrats savor the Maine congressional result as comforting. It portrays crime fed by overworked sentimentality slow justice tax patrols and easy pardon explaining why crime may thrive.
A young boy Sherman Lowell celebrates his eighth birthday with a playful gathering on April Fools Day. Friends bring toys and tokens, then return from a show for lunch. They enjoy a quick first course and a pink ice cream cake on each plate amid cheerful mischief.
The text argues that Congress should not guarantee corporate success and contends that the Republican party opposes the policies Brookhart supports. It questions why Brookhart could expect GOP backing for his United States Senate run.
A great dress sale at The Vogue in Atlantic promises spring dresses at unusually low prices. The Friday and Saturday event features Canton Crepes Crepe de Chine Taffetas Crepe Knit Serges and Tricotines with fashionable styles noted for quality and value.
The piece notes growing female participation in elections, comparing two years of voting experience to men with decades of ballots. It emphasizes women as a significant, independent voting influence likely to shape the June primary results.
The Knop and Knop K. and K. Meat Market owners have acquired the stock of the Jorgenesen Market in Atlantic and will move it to their Fifth and Locust street location. They promise top quality goods at attractive prices for local shoppers. Home from California. Geo W Marsh and family returned from Long Beach with stories of California life and old Anita and Cass county friends.
The Bar of Cass county endorses Tom C. Whitmore of Atlantic for judge to succeed J. K. Rockafellow. Whitmore, a former County Attorney for two terms, was appointed last week by the Board of Supervisors to fill the vacancy from the death of Wm. A. Follett. Republicans plan strong support for his nomination and election.
State Banking Department of Iowa closed Massena Savings Bank due to heavy loans and cash shortage. Officials will investigate and convert bank assets to cash for depositors. Officers listed are H. S. Johnson president Chas W Huff vice president and Elmer E Levi cashier. Capital and surplus totaled 41000 with deposits over 315000 including 12000 county funds secured by bondsmen.
The Cass county American Legion members are urged to nominate and elect Ralph W. Cockshoot of Atlantic as County Attorney. Cockshoot is an Atlantic lawyer with his brother, a World War I veteran, and enjoys broad Legion support. The note adds a light aside about weather and road work.
A destitute country editor pleads with a subscriber who cannot pay cash, asking for corn and bacon as tribute for a paper bill. The scene shifts to a cautionary claim about hooch made from poor gasoline, followed by a grim note on an imminent execution and tax fear.
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