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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
4
Entered as second class mail matter January 2 1913 at the Anita Iowa post office under the act of Congress March 3 1897 Office Phone Residence Phone 2 00 1 00 2 75
A harsh critique links sensational criminal cases and legal missteps to flawed policy in Iowa. It mocks attempts at reform while lampooning presidential factions and social trends, including wartime era jokes about feudal politics, fashion, and transport plans, all wrapped in sharp satire.
The writer urges gratitude to Providence for avoiding floods and high waters so far, while warning that the wet season may bring costly experiences as damp conditions begin to behave unusually.
A collection of opinion and brief notes on world conflict, American hesitation to intervene, Prohibition era moods, local gossip about Black Hills popularity, road and auto concerns, and economic conditions. Includes references to Uncle Sam, divorc es, crimes, and the Iowa Industrial Review on business resilience amid floods, strikes, and oil overproduction.
An excerpt cites an USDA bulletin on removing paint and varnish from glass with alcohol, then shifts to commentary on race, politics, and industry. It critiques Judge Kenyon, the Denver murder case, Europe’s view of the U S, a garter find, Clarence Darrow’s jab at Iowa farmers, and looming 1928 political tensions over wages and commissions.
A rough group plans a reckless spree ignoring court orders and authorities. They shrug off possible injuries as their own misfortune, signaling intent to proceed regardless of consequences.
The text states that farmers will be compelled to pay every cent of the deficit caused by a legislative act that guarantees a price for farm products. It also condemns President Coolidge's veto of a farm measure as unsafe unsound and impractical.
The editorial voices concern that vast fortunes grew from the war and warn that liberty may fade unless the public stays vigilant. They reference figures like Hughes and Lowden, endorse roads spending, discuss crime and “King Ben” rhetoric, and note postwar Russia’s diplomatic return amid unrest.
Proposals for building a district three school in Grant Township Cass County Iowa are due by 1 pm July 30 1927 and will be opened at 8 pm the same day. Lowest responsible bidder awarded. Plans available at Cass County Superintendent Elizabeth Morse Atlantic IA Fullerton Holmes Anita offices. Secretary Parker Grant Township School Board.
Describes a Schiller piano in first class condition offered for 100 dollars, less than one third of its value. Encourages interested buyers to call at the Record office for further information.
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