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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
4
A commentary argues that during five gubernatorial runs Al Smith carried only New York City districts, not counties elsewhere in the state. It contends farmers have no reason to back him, labeling Smith a minority statesman tied to special interests distant from agriculture.
A column mocks party politics around Prohibition and farm relief. It cites Al Smith's stance on repeal and states rights, contrasts party lines, and questions voter choices in the upcoming election amid economic strains and labor concerns.
Congregational Church announces regular services next Sunday with Bible School at 10:00 A M and morning worship at 11:00 A M. Homecoming welcomes friends, Communion observed, pastor speaks on The Christian's Walk. Youth societies meet at 7:00 P M and The Garden dramatization at 8:00 P M. Ladies Aid quilting day with covered dish lunch at noon Thursday. Cradle Roll picnic set for next Saturday at 2:30 at the church.
The note discusses Iowa residents buying ten thousand new automobiles in July and suggests both parties may need new relief pledges for those in dire distress meeting monthly payments. It stresses that no relief option should be overlooked.
The text critiques a political candidate who repudiates his party platform and seeks to substitute his personal views, calling it a bold display of gall and guts. It compares such rhetoric to a Gypsy fortune teller swaying a white man with money to reveal his wealth and abandon it.
Report from Red Deer Alberta notes a severe hail storm causing extensive crop damage. Among the losses is 911 acres of wheat and Ross Van Slyke’s 300 acres of wheat were ruined.
The Rexal announces a factory-to-you sale offering savings on necessities throughout the month. The Ninth District Ladies' Auxiliary and Rural Mail Carriers plan a convention and picnic in Fairmount Park, Council Bluffs, on Monday September 3 requiring carriers and spouses to attend with well-filled baskets.
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