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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
A string of opinional snips on Iowa politics, including remarks on Roosevelt policy, primary laws, and candidates like Pat Hadley, H. S. Mosier, W. R. Green, and P. McDermid. The piece criticizes watchful-waiting governance, spending on campaigns, and the perceived unfairness of the current primary system.
The Iowa primary law is seen as expandable to meet emergencies favoring certain interests. A sweeping “unanimous consent” bill is urged as first action by any upcoming legislature, aiming to repeal many outdated laws and address highway and Capitol issues. The Northwestern Buzzer notes a fashion observation about stockings and public reaction. Engagement announced for Miss Hazlett Worthing to Mr. Joseph Elingwood Floyd of Manchester by the Sea. The wedding is planned for June 20 at Cedar Hill NM, with a tea event where engagement news was revealed and corsages given to guests. Assisted by several local women in hosting. Colorado Springs Evening Telegram.
The writer questions who is eager for an Anita Fourth of July event and suggests checking the subscription paper for a contributor. They argue celebrations are costly and should benefit those who donate time and money, not individuals who offer nothing toward public entertainments.
General Apathy notes a shift from feasting to fasting as Cumberland prepares to issue 5000 dollars in bonds to extend and improve its water works system. Reverend Robt Swick buys a new bicycle to cover more pastoral territory. Mrs Bud Martin undergoes tumor removal surgery. The Timmons family visits from Menlo with photos of their new home. Town trees may be trimmed to prevent injury and property damage.
Members of the church spent a pleasant Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G F Wilburn. An ice cream social is planned for this Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fickel with expected large attendance. Children’s Day will be observed next Sunday with an evening program led by the training ladies. The Christian Endeavor Expert exam is slated for mid July. all taking it should be prepared by then.
Ed Meredith is described as a larger figure than a U.S. Senate seat and the Des Moines Capital and its editor are portrayed as outside politics except in cases where Des Moines may have interest.
In Des Moines residents are urged to calculate the real expenses of a primary election. The note warns taxpayers that the outcome may surprise them and stresses the burden of the election process on taxpayers.
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