Political slate and warnings on national policy
The text lists Vice-President Calvin Coolidge, Railroad Commissioner Frank P. Woodruff, Ninth Iowa District Congressman William R. Green, and State Representative Charles W. Huff as candidates. It urges America first, warns against entangling alliances, critiques wartime price stability, and argues four more years of Democratic control would delay exposure of political corruption while increasing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Political views on democracy and prices in early era
The piece rails against Democratic victories and calls for Americanism, noting price shifts in onions prunes flour and potatoes. It references Emma Goldman’s potential exclusion and highlights local social notes including visits, travel, and family movements across Anita Iowa and nearby towns, with crop prospects and community anecdotes.
Harvest dishes advertised at THE RACKET
Brayton area resident James Roberts visited Recomp. Mrs. F. R. Leffingwell and children spent Sunday with relatives. Pratt & Naylor shipped six hogs to Omaha and Valley Junction. Joe Vetter sold his Cafe to Raymond Fordyce. Arthur R. Robinson and wife returned from a two week Lakes trip. Miss Shannon of West Des Moines visits H A Shannon family. Mrs. Nettie Cate of Chicago visited Chas A Thompson and Chas M Blakesley families. Miss Bessie Dougherty leaves for Des Moines College. Miss Gertrude Richter leaves for Des Moines College around Sept 1. Harvey and Denton families, with Leon G Voorhees, returned to Iowa City.
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Pratt & Naylor
Omaha
Valley Junction
Nettie Cate
Chicago
City
Chas. A. Thompson
Chas. M. Blakesley
Bessie Dougherty
Des Moines College
Gertrude Richter
Harvey, Denton
Daughhter
Leon G. Voorhees
Iowa City
Red Cedar anchor posts at Nolmes Lumber Yard
A garbled local column notes Red Cedar anchor posts at Nolmes Lumber Yard. Mentions Oscar Currier employed by W.G. McFarland of Massena township. Kunz Grain Co. lands Illinois coal car load. Nellie Outhoudt teaching music in Viota area. A K A Stone sends RECORD to son Frank in Des Moines. Perryman of Atlantic in city. Sam G Hansen of Des Moines attends Cass County business. O W Wheatley and wife of Atlantic visit city. guest of daughter Mrs Homer Bowen. Mrs Nora Morgan of Elliott Town visits family. Edwin Stone, grandson of A Stone, to Ames as Chief Clerk of Bell Telephone. Ames station praised as best equipped office in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Stone
A. Stone
Ames
Iowan
Bell Telephone Company
Iowa
Rev Thomas Kelley Dead In Anita at 72
Obituary notes Rev Thomas Kelley longtime Anita resident since 1905 died at home at age 72. Funeral 2:30 P M at Congregational Church with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Also mentions local notes on Chautauqua, community events, and small town affairs.
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Thomas Kelley
Anita
Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Passing of Aged Citizen 84 Year Old James H. Howard
Notices of deaths and movements fill local notes. James H. Howard, 84, died at his son Frank R. Howard’s east of Anita. Funeral arrangements await relatives in Ohio. Various local acquaintances travel for visits, illness, or family bereavements, including Emma Blake in Atlantic and Clarence Severin’s death in Cleveland.
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James Howard
Frank R. Howard
Anita
Ohio
Clarence A. Severin
Minnie Jordan
Cleveland
Geo. W. Jordan
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National Republican
United States
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Roy W. Snell
Hawarden
Guy S. Brewer
Des Moines
Frank F. Everest
Council Bluffs
Albert B. Cummins
Nate E. Kendall
Albin
John Hammill
Britt
Walter C. Ramsey
Belmond
Glenn C. Haynes
Mason City
W.J. Burbank
Waterloo
Ben, J. Gibson
Corning
Frank P. Woodruff
Iknoxville
William R. Green
Charles W. Huff
Massena
C. E. Kringel
Jesse N. Jones
A A. Emigh
W. A. McKee
O. M. Hobart
W. A. Follett
Burdette L. Roland
America
Atlantic
Louise Bragg
Democratic Party
Emma Goldman
Wm. Stoffs
Anna Whited
Adair
Chas. H. Bartley
O. D. McGeorge
H. 0
Bangham
Wife
the Lakes
Clarence R. Palmer
Walter G. Hunter
W. T. Slater
Miss Beulah
Wm. T. McKee
John C. Kelley
Fred B. Dennis
C. Ross Wiley and Family
Billy’ Hull
Daisy Dunlap Hull
Los Angeles
California
C. Ross Wiley
Victoria Hotel
John White
Pueblo
Colorado
Lavina White
A. J. Joy
I. K. Good
William
Helper
Utah
M. M. Burkhart
Colton
John Goodpasture
Floyd Cochran
Ralph A. Zike
S. Cooper
Federal
Wyoming
Iowa and
Cass County
G. W. McWilliams
Vera Hook
Denver
Adam Haist
Colorado Springs
Chas
Whit
Hore
Bluebelle
Coffey & Irwint Hardware & Implement Co
N. L. Larson
James Roberts
Brayton
F. R. Leffingwell
Extra
Joe Vetter
Raymond Fordyce
Possesion
Arthur R. Robinson
Lakes
Miss Shannon
Wes Moines
H. A. Shannon
Nolmes
Oscar Currier
W.G. McFarland
Massena Township
Kunz Grain Co
Illinois
Nellie Outhoudt
Viota
K A. Stone
Frank
A. 8. Perryman
Record Office
Sam G. Hansen
O. W. Wheatley
Homer Bowen
Nora Morgan
Elliott, Town
Sigel
W. F. Hendricks
Walter C. Turner
White Pole
Wagner & Shaffer
Thos. Kelley
H. F. Duval
Payette
Idaho
Anita Chautauqua
Jas. B. Lewis
Creston
Sam Berry
Crow
Green Bay Lumber Co
Billy
Prohibition
Oklahoma
Marion I. Nutt
District Court
County
Ralph M. Nutt
Nutts
Cattery
Peter Scott, Jr
Vera and
Genevieve Greene
Neola
J. T. Monnig
E. Braunhold
Miss Grace
Wm. Scholl
Flossie Todhunter
Thos. W. Reed
Mitchell, S. D
Jake’ Reed
Mount Vernon
South Dakota
L. S. Reed
Bill
Wahlert
Emma Nancy Blake
John W. Blake
Bessie Whiteside
Joslin
W. D. and
R. C. Pratt
Elsie Kopp
Marsh Millhollin
Guthrie Center
Laura Millhcollin
Pearl Mahan
Marsh
H. E. Campbell
Cumberland
Maryland
Lee
Atlantic, Iowa
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