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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
4
A political notice announces candidacy for the office of County Recorder subject to Republican voters decision in the June 4 primary election. The statement identifies intent to seek nomination and participate in party selection.
For Sheriff of Cass county, subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the primary election June 4th. W. A. McKEE.
O M Hobart of Atlantic announces candidacy for Cass County Recorder in the Republican primary on June 4. A longtime Cass County employee, he served as foreman and general manager of the Atlantic Daily and Weekly Telegraph and later editor of the Atlantic Weekly Messenger, praised for devotion to Republican principles.
The Detroit Free Press notes William as the original farm relief figure. Cass county seeks its first resident Congressman, urging effort. Readers hear about political contests in district and suggestions farms must back relief guarantees amid ongoing local debates.
Gov John Hammill refused to engage in a public discussion with Senator Bowman, arguing the exchange would grant Bowman undeserved publicity he craves. The remark frames Hammill as selective in addressing concerns and deflecting media attention.
Nine counties in Iowa ninth district prepare for district convention to select candidates to succeed Judge William R. Green who has served eight terms and chairs the Ways and Means committee. Pottawattamie County offers about six candidates, while Council Bluffs has long housed the incumbent.
The Anita Literary Club will gather at Mrs J W Budds residence on Thursday March 15 with discussion likely to touch on political policy and regional responses to federal administration changes in the west and midwest areas of the country.
The piece argues that even if Al Smith wins the presidency, open saloons cannot arise until both Congress houses vote to repeal the Volstead Act, a near-impossible long-term goal. It notes Republicans and Democrats alike would guard the liquor ban.
The piece warns that candidates for governor often pledge reform plans that require majorities in both legislative houses, noting the governor cannot unilaterally enact such measures. It cautions voters that true reforms depend on legislative action.
W J Tobias of Stuart, former Anita area resident, is named as a congressional candidate by the Menlo Journal though his consent to run remains unannounced. He previously failed to secure the Republican nomination for Iowa General Assembly from Adscourt.
The piece argues that if Governor Lowden cannot secure the Republican nomination in Kansas City, delegates from the western and midwestern states should rally behind Charles G. Dawes. It emphasizes Dawes as a midwestern native and a staunch ally of western and midwestern interests.
The text argues that eastern forces are coalescing to oppose western interests in selecting a Republican presidential nominee. It predicts a decisive east versus west showdown at the Kansas City convention on June 12, with the east nearly united and the west needing solidarity to prevail.
The text argues that if a man like Jim Reed could be elected president it would prove the public is not particular about leadership. It critiques alleged orators as wild and dangerous, claiming such figures belong in political jungles and should be left undisturbed.
A provocative letter discusses a young woman who had cosmetic improvements on her legs and later lost them, provoking debate on vanity and social acceptance. The author insists the owner should be proud of her legs despite flaws and criticism.
The writer questions a farmer’s support for Hoover despite Hoover’s pledge to follow Coolidge policies. The piece argues that without administrative changes, Coolidge should remain in office.
With most county office candidates declaring and no current opposition to date, the real contest will be after the June primary as Republicans and Democrats brace for a heated race for the November prize.
Atlantic Iowa March 5 1928 notice bids for corrugated culvert pipe due March 12 1928 at 2 00 PM in Case County Auditor office Iowa Specifications and proposal forms available at the Auditor or the County Engineer Atlantic The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids Jennie M Ward County Auditor.
Glenwood's C B Mosher will be the Democratic nominee for Congress in Iowa's 9th district. Iowa faces a crowd of delegates at the Kansas City convention, with many hopefuls likely disappointed. A World War bonus certificate extension bill, sponsored by Rep. Wm R Green, passed the House to extend eligibility to January 2 1930.
The County Auditor advertises for grader work in Cass County Iowa with bids due by March 12 1928 at 11 00 A M and a project cap of 5000 dollars with rejection of all bids allowed.
An opinion argues that in 1927 the United States paid 16000 dollars to the League of Nations, more than any other nation except Great Britain, and questions the cost if the U S joined while not belonging.
A sharp quip notes that while US wealth averages over 3000 dollars per person, some individuals hold only 2999.75 dollars, highlighting inequality with humor. The remark frames economic disparity through a concrete per person figure.
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