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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
4
A Des Moines Republican conference report notes near unanimity on nominating a Republican for U S Senator in June. A single issue sparked only minor dispute: how to present the plan to Republicans statewide. A district committee will investigate and report at a future meeting with county representation.
A historical discourse emphasizes that every individual holds entitlement to personal opinions and beliefs, underscoring equal rights in a pluralistic society.
A fragmented verse tale describes a theft rampage and fading fortune led by a nameless narrator. The speaker boasts of grabbing boodle, clothing, and jewels from a passerby labeled the Geek while lampooning political scrapers and progressives.
The passage notes many people in the country publicly backing President Wilson and his policies who may soon decide to cut ties and leave quickly, reflecting tension over national direction and potential mass migration driven by political stance.
The piece argues that freeing American markets from tariffs would reveal to many voters that their tariff reform was not in the national interest, exposing hidden costs and realigned benefits behind the policy.
A dose of genuine gospel drawn from the scriptural fountain is urged to be promptly and fearlessly administered to a sick or ailing generation in order to jar the patient into producing good results.
The Des Moines gathering showed genuine old-time Republicans united behind GOP principles and policies. Attendees endorsed Republican nominees for all offices from U S Senator to district road supervisor, with no sign of disappointment or discontent.
The RECORD rejects insinuations of ax-grinding by the Griswold American and defends the right to criticize qualifications for Cass county’s next legislature. It argues a strong candidate should defend constituents from opening day to close, not be a mere figure-head.
Atlantic News Telegraph characterizes Senator Kenyon as a fire alarm in rhetoric, accusing him of exaggerated claims about railroad waste and government control. The piece mocks his party shifts and asserts he rarely adds to public knowledge, comparing him to a notorious house figure and dismissing his influence.
Avoca Journal-Herald reports Senator Kenyon criticized Republican unity in Iowa saying unless Republicans rally behind Cummins his senate bid will fail. The piece argues both men have weakened the party and notes Cummins’ past flirtation with Democrats and alleged lack of net value to the GOP.
The passage urges a broad ticket from progressives and Democrats, while calling Republicans to form a united slate. It hints at the rise of a new party by the A B C class as a consequence of party realignments.
A report notes increased pressure on domestic hens as eggs from foreign markets flood the market direct competition with local production. Prices, supply, and consumer choices shift as imports reach broader outlets.
The sentence reports that Senator Cummins caused an unnecessary alarm leading to a stampede at a Bull Moose gathering. It notes the incident involved a false alarm and disruption of an event. No other concrete details are provided.
Gov Clark may learn that opposition to the Capitol extension already runs strong enough to delay the plan. The article hints at possible hard fighting if negotiations fail and the issue moves to confrontation.
The remark flags a demand that every candidate for office wear a straight political bonnet this year. It emphasizes integrity and clear standards for campaign conduct.
A fragment recalling the party’s core belief that its fundamental principles are eternally right and free from populist taint. No dates or locations are provided. The note underscores a stance of ideological consistency within the Republican party.
A historical voice extols satisfaction in being a Republican despite wild clamor over democracy and progress. The passage emphasizes enduring party identity amidst chaotic phrases and lively political talk.
The piece argues the most conservative and truthful candidate often prevails before elections. It mentions no opposition to renomination for Judges Rockafellow Wheeler and Thorne ll of the district and notes Senator Kenyon could highlight his record since going to Washington with a possible photo.
The text asserts that this year’s political line up should be honest and sincere, leaving no grounds for accusations of false pretenses against any candidate.
The senator remains capable of giving long or short talks for any event. He notes that such speeches are remarkably cheap since they are essentially on the free list.
The Corning Union Republican notes a surge of scandal rumors around Des Moines local government and warns about graft risks in the commission system. It mentions large Canada oats contracts and comments on farmer satisfaction with election outcomes amid business pressures.
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