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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
8
An RCA engineer urges radio fans to service their sets after heavy use. Over 600 hours since last overhaul, with worn vacuum tubes batteries antenna wiring and joints dust moisture leakage and loosened rheostats. Summer operation benefits from overhauling before peak use.
Major General Amos A Fries warns in the National Republic May issue that Socialists are centralizing in Washington and infiltrating committees across benign organizations. He claims they place workers on active committees, including those opposing Socialism, to bend groups toward their agenda. He warns that if the United States becomes Communist it will endure the same bloody upheaval France faced.
The Board of Management announces Des Moines hosts the Iowa State Fair Exposition with a predicted national largest event. Premiums total 127480 dollars, with extensive horse cattle swine and produce prizes and over 11000 for boys and girls club work. A complete Junior Fair and free camps for visitors are planned along with an eight day program of horse racing auto racing hippodrome circus bands opera and more. Approximately 7000 head of livestock are expected and thousands of square feet are reserved for displays and machinery.
Harry H. Cate of Pasadena counters Florida love letters with a comparative fan letter praising Sunny Southern California. He touts milder winters, low earthquakes, strong fisheries, abundant schools, autos per capita, and a thriving real estate scene. He cites Weather Bureau data and mentions local friends, Gale Merriam, and ongoing property dealings.
The piece argues that some young men drift toward vice and crime, noting that early humankind set a poor example. It contends that history shows the first man lied, the first woman meddled, and the first child killed his brother, suggesting undesirable traits age into the blood.
The Wiota Consolidated School in Cass County Iowa presents the receipts and disbursements for all funds covering June 30 1924 to July 1 1925. The statement details income sources and expenditures during the fiscal year ending summer 1925, listing accounts and balances with balances carried forward.
John P. Metz secretary of Wiota Consolidated School District swears the receipts and disbursements for funds from June 30 1924 to July 1 1925 are true to the best of knowledge. Notary L L Reed witnesses July 7 1925.
Cass county farmers face mange mite in hogs causing mangy conditions and unthriftiness. Ordinary dip fails. four pounds lime sulfur to fifty gallons water or nicotine sulphate can destroy the mite. Lime sulfur dip is inexpensive and usable for various dipping needs.
Ian B Johnson and his wife with their baby visited relatives in Cass and Audubon counties in the past week. Nelse L Larson and wife, formerly of Anita, where Larson managed Coffy Irwin Hardware, have moved from Creston to Des Moines.
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