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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
4
A vintage item with Arbor Day observance on May 1 urged tree planting by Governor Hawill and local readers. The piece critiques public dances, taxes, and social behaviors while noting postal law, subscriptions, and political chatter about Kaiser and Hindenburg.
A retrospective note recalls William Jennings Bryan and his prophesies about a Republican era, stating none materialized and that the public should be thankful. The piece mocks his attempts as a political prophet.
The American Economist warns that under Democratic tariff cuts farmers would bear the heaviest burden. Foreign competition would intensify and the home market, built by Republican protection, would shrink, harming farmers’ prosperity.
The editorial calls for Congress members to publicly state why they oppose repealing the tax exempt securities measure. It argues the policy harms taxpayers who fund government through other means and benefits investors with surplus funds.
A reflective piece contrasts brass glow with gold quality and notes post election Democrat realignment will need time and statesmanship. It cites Italy expanding air forces and Poland ordering US war matériel as signs of global peace moods and warns against chasing empty trends.
The piece argues if California’s tax levying and collection methods are as claimed the state could have no debt and a large surplus in state and municipal treasuries. It notes the rarity of catching a taxpayer both coming and going and being held up midcourse.
The author argues that postwar international relations urging unity and honesty should be matched by reciprocation of wartime drives across the United States plus accrued interest, criticizing the idea of peace without accountability.
A pamphlet argues that cities devote more attention to simians like baboons and monkeys than to the development of boys and girls. It claims educating children into capable adults requires greater effort than training caged animals for entertainment.
The article notes Senator Porah struggles in the Republican camp and hints he should join La Follette and Prookbart discontents for a warmer reception. It also mentions Mexico moving to return railways to private owners amid populist policy backlash, and muses on the enduring strength of the U S Constitution despite political storms. Former resident in Citi
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Mrs. Mary Coyle Allen of Creston Iowa, a leading dry goods and ready to wear shop owner, was in Anita on Monday to visit old friends. She came with her niece and her baby boy.
The piece laments the failed efforts of two Bryans to salvage the Democratic party during reconstruction. It satirizes party pragmatism and the lure of Republican protection while predicting chaos as party elements reconvene. It also muses on business revival and odd warnings about a frightening nervous creature driving people to drink. The Florida Times-Union jokes about Sahara Desert as a training ground for amateur drivers to learn clutches and pedals.
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