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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
The piece argues the Republican Congress must fix Democratic missteps past and rise to tariff reform despite a veto from a Democratic president. It blames Wilson administration faults, cites railroad deficits and potential rate hikes, and predicts heavy tax burdens on citizens to cover deficits.
The passage critiques wartime and peacetime rhetoric, mocking public figures and voter guidance. It contrasts past antiwar efforts with present calls to keep out of peace, notes a drunken obsession with liquor production, mocks a student’s No Man’s Land answer, belittles house cleaning, and ridicules public displays. It condemns third-term fantasies and league of nations politics. It argues for informed voting and criticizes government control proposals and party promises.
Daniel W. Faulkner of Anita Cass County Iowa dies at 76 after a long illness. Funeral at his residence with Congregational church ties, long local farming and real estate work, six children and several grandchildren survive. Community notes praise streets, churches, and townsfolk with varied visits and events amid wartime era reflections.
The Griswold American notes Miss Marie Scho field hosted a dinner party announcing her sister Edith E Schofield to H E Cheatrick of Anita Iowa on June 4 records show a festive eve with newspaper articles written by guests and music and games. Follow up mentions include residents traveling to Redlands California Hastings Nebraska and Gowrie Iowa plus memorial services and a memorable car mishap near Schell City Missouri.
A Cumberland Enterprise editorial questions a peace pact by comparing it to chaining a neighbor’s dog and letting one’s own run free. It argues delay harms national strength and accuses officials of ignoring constitutional limits. The note ends with a brief mention of Ralph Suplee visiting yesterday.
A. D. Bullock announces a special June sale at his store in the city. The sale covers ladies misses and children apparel and goods for men and boys, with quoted grocery prices. It runs from Saturday June 7 through Saturday June 14 offering first class merchandise at reduced prices before they rise.
Ralph Suplee explains that the yellow flowering plant in his field is not mustard but rape. He notes he has grown dwarf grain and clover for years and that rape protects the clover after harvest. Some rape survived mild winter and seeded this spring, though it naturally would not seed the second year.
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