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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
4
HnerM F. Myers editor and publisher is recorded as entered as second class mail on January 2 1913 at Anita Iowa Cass County under the act of March 3 1897.
The passage asserts that the special session's duty to provide farm relief is clear and that if lawmakers fail, responsibility lies with them. It warns that broken promises will not be tolerated and implies new faces may emerge in Congress after the 1830 election.
The World Court lacks American membership and threatens key U S policies such as Protection the Monroe Doctrine restricted immigration Prohibition and other national and international concerns. It questions what happens to these policies if the Court revises or eliminates them and suggests the U S should retain its current position and avoid ceding control to foreign powers.
The piece argues America should be made attractive enough to keep a portion of the hundreds of millions spent annually in Europe. It suggests current overseas spending yields little return beyond occasional visits from wealthy but reckless individuals.
The farm relief measure passed the lower house and aligns with President Hoover policies outlined to Congress. It calls for enactment into law despite dissent from Prockhart and other members accused of dirty politics during the special session.
A delegation of prominent Iowa educators attending the National PTA in Washington will call on President Hoover with Congressman C C Dowell of Des Moines to invite him to address the Iowa State Teachers Association convention in Des Moines on November 7.
Recent roll calls expose alleged "friends of the farmer" who pledged before elections but vote in opposition. The criticism centers on broken assurances and policy reversals highlighted by lawmakers.
The writer criticizes daylight saving savings behavior and calls it ingratitude toward Al Smith after a parade where he was the main draw. They remark on aging Congress members who still hinder progress and debate youth and national currency, noting its guaranteed value and universal appeal.
Congress allocates four million five hundred thousand dollars to eradicate the Mediterranean fruit fly discovered in Florida. The substantial funding reflects urgent federal action to control the invasive pest and protect agricultural resources.
The passage critiques Brookhart's effort to persuade the nation that his views outweigh Congress and the President amid intense political and economic pressures. It also notes local civic activity as Anita Bank receives fresh exterior painting by Bill Stager and Miss Jennie M. Ward, Cass County Auditor, distributing ballots for Thursday's special election.
A small newspaper ad promotes a selection of beauty products including cold creams face powders vanishing creams talcum powders perfumes toilet waters hair tonics and related items with a buy now call to action.
The item notes a forecast by Bongers Bros predicting a cooler or less hot summer, but acknowledges many days remain before summer and frost. It also covers social updates from Mrs. Bryan Parker hosting relatives for her husband's birthday and several homecomings and travels of Grinnell residents visiting relatives in Iowa and Des Moines.
A critique asserts Brookhart is never content unless aligned against the publicly espoused policies of his party, accusing him of misrepresentation and disgrace across Iowa and the nation by claiming membership.
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