National Republicans Hold Open Meeting Schedule
A National Republicans committee plans informal conferences during the day and a 3 PM ladies’ meeting with Mr. Hayes at the State Committee. A mass meeting at 8 PM at the Coliseum will feature Hayes and others. All welcome. no invitations. The text critiques Germany and calls for careful view of Democratic leadership amid looming war concerns.
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National Republicans” Committee
John, J. Adams
National Committee
Laws
Aond
Running and Ruining the Country Policies
The text discusses policy differences and criticizes the Democratic administration over railroad operations. It claims a world peace treaty faces broad American objections, with reference to Mr Wilson and a discredited political figure facing political setback.
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Wilson
Democratic administration faces criticism over campaign tactics
The piece accuses the Democrats of pressuring the press for free ad space and questions wartime pay practices. It cites the Paris peace conference attendees and claims graft in wartime salaries. It notes growing Republican clubs formed from former Democrats as 1920 campaigning begins.
Thieves of Hoarded Food Grow Rich on Scarcity
The speaker attacks a system that creates food shortages yet urges government loans to foreign nations to buy the same hoarded supplies. The hoarder and profiteer are described as thieves still at large, with authorities not pursuing them vigorously.
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Congress
Christmas Day Service Unites Four Churches in Anita
A Christmas morning service at Anita Congregational united pastors and congregants from four Protestant churches. Rev Boaz led. hymns Holy Night and Joy to the World were sung. Miss Edith W Johnston and Miss Pearl Hutton Shrader provided solos. brief addresses followed by a closing anthem.
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Anita Congregational Church
Boaz
Anita
Edith W. Johnston
John H. Boozer
Ebs Hulton
N. Paul Barton
D. C. Johnson
Pearl Hutton Shrader
Christmas Reflections and Small-Town Snapshots
A collage of brief items from a small town year end, including weather note, milk delivery praise, a humorous dig at a facial portrait, sled demand, post office service, and a local joke about a discharged soldier. The pieces capture community life and social attitudes with period tone.
Farmers Must Organize To Stop Unrest, Says Editorial
The piece argues government interference is too easily demanded by advocates of labor and policy changes. It calls Rev. Kirbye to resign from ministry and criticizes the League of Nations platform as a political fact. It insists the dollar’s value rests on gold and urges farmers nationwide to unite to curb strikes and ensure work for laborers.
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Kirbye
Des Moines
American Congress
League of Nations
United States
Missing Holiday Visitors T Sam and Jerry Recall
Community recalls two jovial visitors named T Sam and Jerry who once arrived during holiday seasons and left a memorable, humorous impression on locals throughout the winter period. Their visits are now a fond memory noted by longtime residents.
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T Sam and Jerry
Community Analysis or What Class Are You In
Anita Post of American Legion explores civic character dividing citizens into three classes the constructive the destructive and the parasite. The piece urges building public spirit and notes next week will discuss the destructive class. Public sales of stock and farm implements are listed for early March.
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Anita Post
American Legion
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