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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
4
The record notes second class mail matter date January 2 1913 and that the paper is an official publication for Cass County and the town of Anita. Subscription prices listed are one year six months and rates to Canada per year two dollars for six months eleven dollars and two seventy five dollars respectively.
Joe H. Johnson of Knoxville won the speaker post 46 to 36 over Francis Johnson of Dickinson County at a Saturday caucus in Hotel Savery, one ballot, with the choice later ratified at the Monday House session. The page includes opinion snippets on politics taxes education and agriculture.
A State editorial argues Iowa should return the right to nominate and elect County Superintendents of Schools to voters. It claims it would save taxpayers over $5 000 every two years by ending separate county elections and criticizes Congress for delaying such legislation before March 4.
It is predicted that at the first tap of the gang the number of bills proposed to be enacted during the present Iowa legislative session will nearly choke the hopper. A steering committee formed at the session's opening could save time labor and expense.
Senator Brookhart and President Coolidge were seen dining together and reportedly agreeing on the country sausages and biscuits while leaving politics unsettled. The text hints at matters to be resolved before March 4 and a new deal afterward.
A physician warns that women's tight hats may cause baldness, sparking debate on public decency and crime. The piece notes calls for changing opinions on Russia and U.S. recognition, references Standard Oil, and comments on land boom and Boulder Dam expectations shaping Iowa sentiment.
Henry M. Leland argues tariffs must prevent cheap labor imports from Europe that would force wage cuts or plant closures. He contrasts a prosperous, well paid nation with one full of poverty and urges protection to maintain domestic industry.
President elect Hoover returns to Washington for a week of conferences at a hotel suite. He aims to shape cabinet plans and gather information while remaining largely silent, describing himself as a listening post and seeking a lineup that earns nationwide respect.
An Arizona paper weighs the Socialist party’s poor U S polling, notes farm relief delays in Congress, and reports Hoover Coolidge harmony on policy. It covers the Fenn reapportionment bill, its Iowa impact, Kellogg Pact discussions, and a White House reception for Congress with President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge.
Mrs. G L Springer a former Anita resident is seriously ill at her son Willem Springer home in Madison Wisconsin The couple Reverend Giles L Springer her husband was a pioneer Evangelical minister and long time pastor in Anita and other parts of southwest Iowa prior to retirement
For sale a quantity of Timothy hay in barn 4 11 pounds. H R Bell. The Royal Neighbors plan a Kensington gathering Friday afternoon at Mrs Joseph Rydl's home on Rose Hill Avenue.
Health producers note that cold weather and fresh air are beneficial though accompanied by unusual sickness. Physicians report busier days and a reduced surplus of nurses amid growing health demands.
Attorney H. P. Ziegler has two lease-related cases set for trial at the district court during the January term.
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