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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
The Anita Record announces advertising rates on application and subscriptions priced at six months for 1.50. The paper is published by Myers and Goodpasture and is entered as second class mail matter in Cass County Iowa.
Fragmentary notes describe plans for building a new town and conflicts over firearm permits. The text mentions whalers, Iowa hogs, and a power shift in the community with prices fluctuating from 88.00 to 89.00 per.
A quick look at fly control shows each swat reduces local fly numbers, highlighting how consistent small actions add up to meaningful pest suppression.
A blunt account notes the aviator continues flights despite almost daily deaths or permanent injuries, yet appears to derive satisfaction from the dangerous work as publicized in a historical newspaper excerpt.
The piece argues that idle boys or young men possess time to conjure up various devilments and demonstrate their propensity for mischief, urging readers to beware and guide youths toward constructive activity.
A historical note envisions Republican elements shedding Taft and Roosevelt to unite behind a new substantial leader. The aim is harmony once a unifying figure emerges, signaling a political realignment.
The public excitement swirls around a man identified as Co Mulhall who shows eagerness to reveal extensive information, possibly more than he should. The chatter hints at sensational details and potential motives behind his disclosures.
Mr East invites individuals with defective eyesight to a free examination highlighting the benefit of scientifically adjusted lenses. He warns that ill fitting spectacles cause headaches and nervous symptoms, which proper lenses can alleviate.
The Anita RECORD notes a shift as Pagathe is back on the job amid debates over justice and the so called vacation bug. It argues sentiment too often drives administration and highlights the value of a devoted pastor over salary alone. Reverend Don A. Allem shares thoughts slated for next week.
Radical preacher Billy Sunday is credited with a dramatic revival in Des Moines, with supporters saying his message could change the city. Critics doubt lasting impact, warning against overhyped revival rhetoric.
A strong point in favor of grape juice as a National beverage notes its calm flavor and lack of fuss, contrasting it with other options. The remark highlights simplicity and broad appeal as key virtues.
Some fellows who boast about the return of permanent prosperity would not recognize it if they met it on the public highway. The remark hints at skepticism toward broad economic claims and the persistence of doubt amidst political rhetoric.
A fragment asserts that prudent advertising safeguards a business against bankruptcy and financial cripple, stressing that no capable man fully understands his trade who neglects promotion.
A concise guideline states that repeating a business name and owner in a home newspaper builds visibility and steady customer patronage through consistent columns and frequent mentions. The advice emphasizes branded presence across local media to attract local readers.
Unclear signals surround Congressman Pepper and a possible move to the Senate. Observers question whether he can maintain his current position and secure a future bid.
A batch of seventeen lawyers have just been turned loose from the state university of Iowa with all necessary credentials entitling them to practice. The report notes their graduation status and readiness to enter the legal field.
Mrs A J Joy suffered severe injuries when their auto overturned just south of town last evening. Dr Becker reports the woman is badly bruised with broken bones.
Mrs Geo H Fish of Aberdeen South Dakota is in the city as a guest of Dr W E Fish and family. She is a former Anita public schools teacher who held that position for a number of years.
The Ladies' Improvement League will meet Friday evening at 7 50 in the Commercial Club room. Future meetings will be on the first and third Friday evenings each month.
Ray Combs of the Red path Vawter Chautauqua System visits Massena for several days to boost attendance for the Chautauqua program. He previously served as principal of Massena public schools.
A mention notes Geo W Clarke as governor aspirant striving to lead not just a party but the entire Iowa populace with vigorous effort and public appeal. It underscores his stated goal to broaden governance beyond factional lines.
In accordance with the new law the Cass county Board of Supervisors have filed their bonds of 5000.00 each with personal security. The action names all members and notes bond amounts and security.
Secretary Bryan plans a six week Chautauqua circuit with stops mainly in Indiana Illinois and Iowa He will appear in Anita on the evening of Thursday July 24th.
The piece argues parcel post benefits the government and city stores but harms merchants in smaller towns, noting the uneven impact on local businesses and the shifting retail landscape.
The article argues that the law making body, part of the national government, should be strictly Democratic as it processes through the legislative mill, reflecting a fully party aligned operation.
Efforts intensify to ensure Anita hosts a successful Chautauqua program. The Redpath event is among the organization’s top offerings and local residents are urged to attend and provide patronage to boost the initiative.
In southern Nebraska and northern Kansas around Lincoln Beatrice and Belleville fall wheat and alfalfa crops are very fine with two and three crops of alfalfa cut each season. The weather has been favorable this year though some southern Kansas areas report crop damage due to heat.
A J Nelson formerly from this vicinity and now in Missouri was re elected marshal and street commissioner of Clarksburg. He holds a good job and provides satisfactory public service according to local notice.
The Record editor received a call last Thursday and enjoyed a visit with Frank Pearce who is spending a few months with his children John and Dennison Pearce and Mrs J Furman. He owns a farm in Missouri and 400 acres in Adair county valued highly. He bought part of it long ago at 6.17 12 per acre. He plans to stay until sometime in September.
The Y P S C E of the church will host an ice cream sherbert and cake social on the church lawn next Thursday evening. The service notes include communion last Sunday and a confession of faith. The pastor will discuss Rest and the Rest Giver next Sunday, with Harold Stone leading the Y P S C E at 6 45 p m.
An interesting letter from Ralph A. Zike, formerly of this vicinity and now residing in Wyoming, is slated to appear in the RECORD next week.
Mayor announces a special August 11 1913 election in Anita to vote on extending the municipal water system and issuing bonds up to 15000 dollars. Ballots will show Yes or No options with instructions for voters and dates, at Anita Town Hall from 8 am to 7 pm.
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