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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1928
Page
4
The Monona county Farmers Educational and Co operative Union refused Senator Brookhart a speaking date in Mapleton over his Hoover endorsement. The piece urges Brookhart’s outreach via Shenandoah and Uncle Henry Field to reach local farmers. It contrasts Governor Smith and President Coolidge, arguing women’s vote decides the 1928 election.
The piece argues for preparedness in peacetime to safeguard the nation against aggression. It states that adopting protective measures aligns with Americanism and international law, ensuring the country remains ready if a belligerent power threatens.
The Cherokee Times criticizes Frank C. Lowden for sulking after the Kansas City convention. It argues his attitude harms both his career and legislative aims pursued by his followers. The piece notes Gov Al Smith could not restore the Volstead Act and forecasts slow congressional change.
A man named Geo N Peek posing as a Republican and spokesman for Midwest farmers is exposed as a lifelong Democrat. He traveled to Albany to pledge support for Gov Al Smith. Senator Moses notes hopeful southern conditions. Iowa dairy value in 1927 is cited. A new 80 foot steel bridge will replace the ruined Turkey Creek wooden span at Keystone Park.
A Des Moines Register letter from Denison Iowa attacks Hoover as a thief joke. The writer asserts Democrats cannot neglect duty and mocks Smith campaign hopes. The note defends Hoover’s character by contrasting a local thief accusation with national politics and dismisses the graveyard metaphor.
Miss Arline Willison daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Willison of Earlham Iowa visited Anita locals last week. She will teach her first term near her home starting September 1 with sisters Anita and Lela also employed as teachers in nearby districts.
Mrs Sidney Nelson and her two daughters and son from Oakfield spent Saturday in Anita as guests of her sister Mrs M C Hansen. Mrs Nelson is remembered as Viola Cochran, a former Anita resident before moving to Audubon county.
Jos F. Gissibl spent Sunday with his son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Scholl, sharing a family visit.
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