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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1922

Page

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Brookhart Defies Iowa GOP Platform in Heated Primary

A wary editorial montage questions Brookhart as a minority nominee backed by Republicans. It denounces railroad control plans, praises party unity, and warns of his radicalism while urging allegiance to Republican policies amid debates on the primary system and wagon-top political divisiveness.

Brookhart Iowa Republican Party Democratic Party Boone News Republican Reed Woodrow Missouri Des Moines Register Marshalltown Times Linn County Cedar Rapids Republican Times Senate Anamosa Journal

Brookhart Sixth Senate Bid Sparks Party Line Clash

An Iowa Republican editorial attacks Republican loyalty if Brookhart wins the party nomination. It argues a choice between Brookhart the Socialist and Clyde Herring the Democrat in the November election and urges voters to reject Brookhart’s principles.

Iowa Brookhart Clyde Herring

Brookhart Told Iowa to Go to Hell Says Brookhart Opposes Herring

The speaker claims Brookhart told Iowans to go to hell while Clyde Herring pledges loyalty to America and its citizens. He urges readers to consult Brookhart’s longtime neighbors in Washington County for personal and political views, arguing neighbor endorsements matter.

Brookhart Iowa Clyde Herring United States America

Clyde Herring Stands For American Interests In Showdown

Clyde Herring asserts firm American stance in defense of national interests and American business institutions amid a looming contest. He emphasizes loyalty to the United States and urges thorough American alignment in the public discourse.

Clyde Herring

Editor Declares Party Loyalty Questioned In Senator Race

The editor condemns a candidate for U S Senate who has ignored the Republican party and its leadership, signaling a conflict within party ranks and urging voters to consider loyalty to Republican institutions in the upcoming race.

United States

Notable Quotations Reconsidered on Pershing and Sherman

The Toledo Blade notes that Pershing did not utter Lafayette’s famous line nor did Sherman say War is hell, yet their historian’s gaze confirms they were present in the events. The piece reflects on memory and attribution in wartime leadership.

Pershing Lafayette Sherman Toledo Blade

Anita City slate of headlines and quotes from readers

The text notes strong language toward Anita’s Main street by tourists and reports Henry W. Chehock’s election as Marion Iowa superintendent after prior service in Anita. It also mentions paving plans drawing interest and forecasts more moves on September 1. Several quotes urge people to secure winter fuel and stop political talk.

Henry W. Chehock Anita Marion Iowa Prof. Chehock

Cass County Farm Exhibit Tops State Fair

Miss Emma Wade returns from Des Moines. Chas E Malone of Atlantic fields the standout Cass county farm product exhibit at the Iowa state fair. The piece notes a shift in spending from churches and preachers to baseball parks and amphitheatres as a sign of changing priorities. Corning draws 4000 spectators for a semi professional game, with team pay at $2000 monthly and pitcher earning $250 monthly.

Cass County Chas. E. Malone Atlantic Corning Massena Echo

Proctor Proposes Missouri Senate Platform of Principles

David M. Proctor, candidate for U S Senator from Missouri on the Republican ticket, appeals to constituents with a platform urging less money abroad and more investment at home. He calls for tax relief to spur industry, lower freight rates, full repayment of debts owed by foreign powers, less federal red tape, farmer loan access, and elimination of surplus federal boards and bureaus.

David M. Proctor United States Missouri

What the country needs a turn to old fashioned work

A St Paul Crescent opinion piece argues in brisk verses that the nation should favor practical labor over idle leisure. It urges tractors over detractors, diligent work over high interest, and planting spuds over speed, echoing a call to follow founders’ footsteps.

St. Paul Crescent

Forsyth and Just Plumbers Dissolved and Takeover

Notice announces the dissolution of the plumbing firm Forsyth & Just with Mr Just assuming control and all debts owed to the firm transferring to him. The signer promises competent plumbers and solicits patronage while inviting trials for plumbing or heating services. Autotire and rim found. owner to prove property and pay 40 cents. Clyde Herring criticized Smith Brookhart in a political remark.

Forsyth & Just Mr. Just Just Rim

Visiting the Old Home Folks

Mrs. L. R. Comer of Long Beach California visits Anita Massena and nearby areas with her two daughters Delphia and Doris and son Charles. She is a daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. C. W. Huff early Eastern Cass county settlers.

May Tour the Old World for Forshay Orchestra Offer

Mick Forshay of Anita and State University at Jews City, a member of the University Orchestra hired by Paul Whiteman, received an offer from an English promoter to tour foreign countries next year at 5000 dollars weekly plus expenses. The plan envisions Melbourne, Australia as a base for most of the tour. The decision awaits.

Mick’’ Forshay B. D. Forshay Anita State University Jews City Paul Whiteman Musical Company New York City Melbourne Australia Sam Jews State University

Silk Shirt Craze Baffles One-Horse Editor

A Philadelphia firm urged the editor to order silk shirts at 2.65 each claiming modern fashion, while the editor recalls frugal pasts with flour sacks and plain shirts. He jokes he never wore silk or socks and mocks silk vendors for ill-gotten profits.

Philadelphia Damalad

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