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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
4
The Official Paper of Cass County Iowa and Anita City dated Thursday August 9 1923 presents local notices and community updates from the Anita region. It likely includes public notices, county announcements, and regional items typical of a small town newspaper of the era.
A Marshalltown Times-Republican editorial critique targets Senator Smith Wildman Brookhart and his overseas interviews contrasting Iowa and Russian farm life. The piece condemns what it calls mendacious comparisons and questions the Iowa politicians who advocate foreign study while neglecting domestic issues. It also weighs Kendall’s succession and party dynamics amid election-year turmoil.
Editorial notes Congress erred in guaranteeing railroads a revenue share while urging fair treatment for all industries. It argues agriculture deserves substantial support, criticizes party shifts and figures like Harding, and warns of paper and labor market strains, with local notes on subscription requests and bloc-heads shaping future policy.
Congressman Wm R Green of this district plans a repeal measure in the early days of the next Congress to remove exemptions for certain securities. He argues the move will ensure a proportional tax for citizens with modest means who now bear taxburdens.
Thos. W. Grim and wife of Des Moines are spending a few days with relatives and friends in Anita and vicinity.
Belated April showers bring unusual moisture, seen as potentially useful for future storage and conservation efforts.
At the Anita Congregational church on Sunday at 8:00 p m Judge E E Sawyer of the anti saloon league will deliver an address. Special music will be provided for the occasion.
Mrs Lulu Gotsche, en route to Grand Island Nebraska from Chicago where she studied a special course, spent a week in Anita visiting her sisters Mrs Dr G M Adair and Mrs B D Forshay.
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