Official Cass County Newspaper Notice in Anita Iowa
Entry noted as second class mail matter January 2 1913 at Anita Iowa Cass County under 1897 act. The Record is the official paper for Cass County and the Town of Anita. Office and residence phone lines are listed.
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Anita
Cass County
Iowa
The
Record
Repeal Primary Law Urged to Save Counties Money
The Iowa newspaper urges lawmakers to repeal the unconstitutional primary law, arguing it would save counties at least 2500 dollars per year and prevent political favoritism. It notes public sentiment from citizens and references Farm relief measures and local happenings including G W Yeater’s porch project and Ruby Bangham Peterson’s hospital admission for surgery.
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General Assembly of
Iowa
Supreme Court
Iowa Tightened Liquor Laws Twenty Years Ago
On March 16 twenty years ago Iowa lawmakers passed ten measures to curb liquor dealing and drinking. Senator George Cosson, from Audubon Dallas Guthrie districts, noted Iowa had more liquor laws than Congress in fifty years, while a fourteen or fifteen year old claimed progress over two decades.
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Iowa
George Cosson
Audubon
Dallas
Guthrie
Congress
Florida Letters Highlight Tamiami Trail and Gulf Coast
A reader recounts a Florida tour by motor through Naples Fort Myers and Tampa Bay, praising the Tamiami Trail from Miami to Tampa and noting stops at Sarasota Bradenton and Lake Worth. The piece lauds Florida’s agricultural wealth and scenic charm as well as civic figures and local transport links.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Ruth Bryan Owens
Sea Board Air Line
T. N. Brown
Lake Worth
Ax 'N
Miami
Fred Hinkson
Everglades
Tampa
Everglade
Okeshobee
Florida
Naples
George
Mr. Hinkson
Fort Myers
Royal Palms
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Punta Gorda
Charlotte Harbor Bay
Venice
Gulf
Sarasota
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Ringling
Bradenton
Arm ’ Gardens
Bradenton Waters
Piney Point
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Sunshine City
James &. Bruce
Anita
Gulf Country
Plant City
Lakeland
Barstow
Ridge Country
Lake Wales
Singing Tower
Bok
Wattchula
Avon Park
Sebring
Brighton
Okechobee
Lake Okechobee
Canal Point
Connor
West Palm Beach
Hinksons
Boatrights
Diamond Chicks Offer Quality Poultry Supplies at Low Cost
A compact ad from Stuart Hatcher promotes Diamond Chicks and a full line of poultry supplies including the Oil O Star brooder coal brooder fountain feeder and Diamond chick mash. Two color book offered free with purchase. Write or come see.
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Stuart Hatcher
Joy Diane Bell Born to Edward and Mrs Bell in Atlantic
A baby girl Joy Diane Bell weighing seven and a half pounds was born Friday March 15 1929 in Atlantic to Mr and Mrs Edward Bell. Mother and infant are reported doing well.
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Edward Bell
Joy Diane
Missouri bill targets home brew tax
A Missouri legislature proposal seeks a tax on home brew. The item is part of a broader discussion on revenue and national debt. In Audubon township district elections, Henry W. Voape, Jacob Schuler, Edward J. Klemish, and Joseph Klemish were elected directors for districts 6 through 9, with Jacob Schuler chosen President of the Board.
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Missouri
Union
Hoe
Audubon Township
Henry W. Voape
Jacob Schuler
Edward J. Klemish
Joseph Klemish
Former Wiota Girl Passes in Chicago Hospital
Leah Blanche Nordman Hopley died March 15 after a brief illness in a Chicago hospital. Funeral services were held at the Wiota cemetery with Rev. Ralph B. Noyce officiating. She was born June 19, 1896 in Wiota and was 32 years old. Survived by daughter Edith. parents C G Nordman of Stuart and five sisters and four brothers.
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Leah Blanche
Nordman) Hopley
Wiota
Chicago
Ralph B. Noyce
Atlantic Congregational Church
the Grove
Nordman) Hopsley
Cass County
Iowa
Edith Hopley
Colusa
California
C. G. Nordman
Stuart
J. S. Gingery
J. W. Marshall
Atlantic
D. W. Kirk
Card of Thanks from Nordman Family
The Nordman family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for support during the death of Leah Nordman Hopley and thanks for floral offerings and sympathy. Also notes long-time friend and subscriber Peter Biggs renewed his home-paper subscription to July 1 1930.
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Leah Nordman Hopley
Nordman
Peter Biggs
John
Ned
Have Changed Locations Notice in Daytona Beach
A brief notice requests changing the old home paper address from Lake Worth to Daytona Beach Florida until further notice. The message mentions attractions in Florida and quirks about a pelican as a playful aside. It ends with a personal signoff from Larson Atlantic The Eye Man.
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Lake Worth
Daytona Beach
Florida
Georgeous Bird
Local Residents Move and Visit Nearby Cities
Ben F. Brockman, formerly from Anita, has moved to Wymore to take a job this year after living in Beatrice Nebraska. Chas Scholl made a business visit to Des Moines last week. Fred H. Bell and wife from Stuart spent Sunday in the city and nearby areas with relatives and friends.
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Anita
Beatrice
Nebraska
Wymore
Fred H. Bell
Stuart
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Illinois
G. W. Yeater
Main Street
Adee
Ruby Bangham Peterson
Iowa Falls
Des Moines
Crawford
Tallahassee Democrat
Northland
West Indies
Panama Canal
South America
Yours
George Boatrichyt
Via
Mareh
A. m
J. M Hull
C.C Gard
G.P.A
Welch-Moore Shoe Co
Atlantic’s
Theatre Atlantic
Ned Mona
KOIL
Larson
Young Furniture Co
Ben F. Brockman
Long
Chas Scholl
Martha Washington
Dick & Janie
Storm F. Myers
Bessie Myers Lowell
Fort Dodge
James C. Rickle
Atlantic Hospital
Baby
Atlantic Electric Hatchery
Mulberry Street