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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
4
H G Armentrout announces candidacy for nomination to the Cass County Board of Supervisors First District. The district includes the townships of Grant Benton Franklin and Lincoln. Primary election date set for Monday June 4.
Reverend L B Shanon announces his bid for the Republican nomination for the Cass County seat in the State Legislature. He seeks voter decision at the June primary.
The notice indicates the County Recorder race will be decided by Republican voters at the June 4 primary election. It emphasizes the party primary as the path to the office.
For Sheriff of Cass county subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the primary election June 4. W. A. McKee.
For County Treasurer candidate seeks Republican voters' decision in the primary on June 4. The nomination aims to win the office of Cass County treasurer subject to election results.
The Republican voters of Cass County Iowa selected a nominee for the office of County Auditor at the primary election amid party proceedings. The decision reflects the countywide vote outcome and sets the nominee for the general election race.
A candidate seeks renomination to the office of Representative from Cass county in the General Assembly for the election to be held Monday June.
A candidate for re nomination to the office of County Attorney of Cass county seeks affirmation by Republican voters in the primary. The election is scheduled for Monday March 4.
A candidate announces seeking the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Cass County Iowa at the upcoming primary on Monday June 4th. The statement frames the campaign as a bid for the party nomination in a local judicial office.
Chas E Hearst president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Telegraphs Senator Brookhart warning farmers will hold him responsible if his amendment or interference defeats the McNary-Haugen bill. Brookhart proposed a 600 million dollar treasury appropriation to fund exporting crop surplus as an alternative. The Farm Bureau supports the McNary-Haugen bill and opposes Brookhart’s actions.
For the first time in twenty years Wisconsin Republicans unified at the presidential preference primary and won fourteen of twenty six delegates to the Republican national convention in Kansas City. The result weakens La Follette influence as real Republicans rally behind organized action.
Iowa Republicans show split as Brookhart opposes the McNary Haugen bill while the entire Iowa delegation including Senator Dan Steck supports it. The piece notes Brookhart must defend his stance to constituents against eleven fellow congressmen from Iowa. It also reports Wisconsin La Follette forces weakened after primary results shifting delegates toward regular Republican candidates bound for Kansas City.
Gov John Hammill calls a ninth district special election for Monday June 4 to fill the congressman seat vacated by William R Green whose resignation and federal judge appointment caused the vacancy. Local candidates urged matching the regular state primary date to save costs, an arrangement the governor approved.
In a presidential year guidance urges all voters to participate on June 4 primary and November 6 election day. Past elections saw under fifty percent turnout for President and Congress, a level deemed unsatisfactory.
The Industrial News Bureau defends tariffs as shielding American industry workers and farmers from low wage competition. The piece notes rich political chatter from Iowa Democrats and Republicans about candidates, convention takes, and policy reforms amid weathered public concerns.
Miss Leora Miars notes conclude three weeks of Evangelistic services led by Rev. Bertha J. Harris. Harris spoke to the WCTU county union and delivered a Good Friday program, with local business leaders closing shops noon to 1 pm for unity. Easter services honored a homecoming, with a men’s sermon and a Sunday program featuring a cross drama by the Junior girls.
A new harness shop opens west of the Record office offering a fine line of harness and supplies. The proprietor guarantees fair prices and provides repairs including oiling. Farmers urged to call and meet the new provider in the local community.
The piece argues morality of kissing depends on appetite and endurance. It contends better land prices should be secured without inflation. It notes Calvin Coolidge was president, asserting this distinction among past leaders.
August Crow and Herman Baier were business visitors in Atlantic Saturday, meeting local executives and inspecting facilities. The pair toured several firms, discussed prospects in trade and investment, and concluded their visit with a courtesy reception.
The article contrasts Democrat criticisms of a Republican slush fund with claims that Democrats themselves are less transparent about how they collect and distribute campaign money. It notes mutual political maneuvering and calls for scrutiny.
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