Stern Becomes Favored in Iowa Farm Loan Board Race
Washington reports show Willis L. Stern of Logan leading W. S. A. Smith for the farm loan board seat with support from ten of thirteen Iowa Republicans in Congress and state officials including Governor Kendall. The issue centers on Smith’s 1914 endorsement of Tom Steele and Wilson policies, contrasted with Stern’s party loyalty. A. E. Johnson of Sioux City, a World War veteran, is visiting his parents while attending a state auto tractor school under a government vocational program.
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Washington, D. C
Farm Loan Board
W.S. A. Smith
Willis L. Stern
Logan
Stern
Iown
Friends of
State Central Committee
Kendall
Iowa
Congress
Daily News of
Sioux City
Steele
Captain Smith
Tom Steele
Smith
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Friends
Mr. Smith
A. E. Johnson
A. S. Johnson
Randolph man visit highlights county exiles in Nebraska
B Benson of Randolph Nebraska spent Saturday in Anita visiting his mother Mrs W G Wilson and other relatives. He notes a large colony of former Apita and Cass county residents now thriving in Randolph and area. The Record editor also received a pleasant call from Mr Benson.
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B. Benson
Randolph
Nebraska
Anita
W.G. Wilson
Mr. Benson
Cass County
Benson
Harrison Smith
Omaha
W. Jenkins
Mr. Smith
Thos. T. Smith
Leesburg
Ohio
Smith
Lodge Installation prompts early school day departure
The passage recalls families leaving a gathering as noon neared after a lively event. Children and adults, some with friends or relatives, prepared for the next day’s school. Amid the excitement, attention centers on the Lodge Installation as the planned focus for tomorrow.
Notice to debtors of Coffey and Irwin Implement Co
All persons knowing themselves in debt to the Coffey and Irwin Implement Company are requested to call and settle at once. R. L. Robinson, 32, Chairman, Board of Trustees.
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Coffey & Irwin Implement Company
R. L. Robinson
Reason Enough Gravy Exchange Quips About Hired Man
A humorous exchange describes firing a hired man named Uncle Silas after he brewed mash laced with dandelion wine. The speaker recalls trading a three-year-old colt for an old skin, fighting town figures, buying a kitchen cabinet, and delivering flowers to Mariar, concluding the man had to be let go to prevent ruin.
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Silas
Elder Perkins
Mariar
Yessir
Funeral services for Theodore Miller in Atlantic
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Atlantic for Theodore Miller father of Ralph H. Miller cash ier of the Citizen's State Bank of Anita. Rev E Mack conducted the services with Masonic members at the grave. Miller had surgery in Estherville Iowa and at Mayo Bros hospital in Rochester MN where a second operation failed and he died Sunday morning. He had lived in Atlantic twenty years ago and had two brothers John and Henry Miller nearby. His wife is buried in Atlantic cemetery.
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Theodore Miller
Ralph H. Miller
Citizen’s State Bank
Anita
Presbyterian Church
Atlantic
E. Mack
Masonic Fraternity
Miller
Estherville
Iowa
Ma O Bros
Rochester
Minnesota
Mr. Miller
John
Henry Miller
New Silver Dollar Minting Approved by President Harding
The armament conference is rejected in a new series of silver dollars to be minted immediately. About 700,000 coins will be struck before year’s end. Designer Anthony De Franciscis, under Raymond Baker, features Liberty, an eagle on a broken sword, and olive branch with Peace. Background shows a rising sun. Other inscriptions remain.
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Harding
Raymond T. Baker
Mint
Fine Arts Commission
Baker
Anthony de Franccisci
New York
Liberty
Bootleg Whiskey Ad Sparks Prohibition Era Suspicion
An advertisement in a North Carolina paper touts pure mountain born liquor bottled in a barn in Western North Carolina. It claims bootleggers in Asheville retail it for five dollars a pint and promises rapid intoxication with a bold, defiant warning about laws and prohibition.
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North Carolina
Asheville
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Cass County
In the District Court of Iowa Cass County the estate of Joshua Porch deceased has appointed and qualified as administrator. Creditors and claimants must present claims per law. Dated January 11 1922. By RE Iona King was a record caller Tuesday. Cass County farm Bureau re elected L K Bennett County Agent for 1922 salary reduced to 2000. Watch examination offered by WYCOFF Jeweler. Farmers Shipping Association Wiota 1921 business 14648193 with livestock and coal movements and hog losses 18 of 6955 head.
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Joshua Porch
Cass County
Iowa
A. D
Cass County Farm Bureau
L. K. Bennett
Farmers’ Shipping Association
Wiota
Grant Township Board to Accept Highway Superintendent Bids
The Grant Township Iowa Board of Trustees will meet February 6 1922 at 10 a.m. to receive and consider bids for township highway superintendent for east and west halves. Bids must cover eight hours per day with or without a team. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The trustees are O Gipple G E McDermott and Wm Wahlert. The W C T U held a meeting and program with Rev Buchannan and Mrs Wobbs. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Scholl’s home with committees on program.
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Board of Trustees
Grant Township
Cass County
Iowa
Co. O. Gipple
Rev. Buchannan
Miss Williams
Chris. Wobbs
George Scholl
A. A. Robertson
Scholl
Road survey begun on Greenfield Fontanelle road
The primary road survey between Greenfield and Fontanelle started last week. Miss Thelma Walker and Hew Kirkham enrolled in the sophomore class at the Anita schools.
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Greenfield
Fontanelle
Thelma Walker
Hew Kirkham
Anita Schools
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