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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
1
A civic column urges townspeople to resist sensational rumors and public shame. It argues that neighbors suffer with the misfortune of others and urges mutual aid over harsh gossip, calling for unity, kindness, and common effort in community progress. A brief note contrasts California raisin carnivals with constant public raisin days.
A defensive critique of Allied tactics and U S policy during war times. The piece questions wage increases, American markets for farmers, and the so called European peace. It warns against booms for political gain and questions strategic decisions including Yap. It argues for stronger action against war slackers and calls for responsible caretaking of dependents.
The Des Moines Evening Tribune notes the push for a shorter workday faces a thinner pay envelope. It discusses implications for workers and employers and hints at political and economic friction surrounding the proposal.
Fragmentary report suggests dark complexioned agencies in position to sway wrestling results. Claims describe bold bias and coarse conduct, with ongoing accumulation of evidence.
The election of Jim Dahlman as Omaha mayor demonstrates a notable political comeback potential. Dahlman’s victory signals resilience in local leadership and reflects voter appetite for familiar figures returning to office.
Casey and vicinity ask to rework the main public highway between Casey and Adair to align with the Adair and Anita road, aiming to improve agricultural transport and farmer protection across districts.
A critique notes that numerous legitimate methods could loyally serve town and community interests but are overlooked by self focused boosters and egotistical leaders. The piece urges balanced engagement and practical gains over prideful promotion.
Railway workers have endured the harmful effects of special favors allegedly granted without proper authority and social and economic adjustment will take time for recovery.
A critic who advocates canceling all war debts should leave the United States and settle in a territory where such views are more accepted, as the speaker argues. The remark implies broad disagreement with the stance and calls for relocation to align with local sentiment.
A statement notes that no country today can claim industrial development without applying protective tariffs. It argues tariffs shield domestic industries and sustain growth across nations.
It notes a newspaper publisher loyal to his town who struggles financially while trying to promote growth and vitality for the local community. The piece highlights the tension between honest effort and economic hardship in sustaining local journalism.
An occasional Democrat rants about President Harding appointments but blesses democracy to express dissent. The piece mocks a Democratic critic as a starving child denied a nursing bottle if silenced.
A sharp critique denounces many breeds of tax-bugs and other sap-sucking leaches as needing termination, alleging they are countenanced by alleged constitutional authority.
Gov Kendall announces he will not convene a special legislative session to revise the code due to the nearly half million dollars such a session would cost. He argues taxpayers should avoid this unnecessary expenditure and instead use funds for other needs.
State action against delinquent auto owners could leave county sheriffs with a variety of vehicles including tin Lizzies jumbo cars and old boats awaiting release or sale.
2021 Dement Bros announces purchase of Scott and Turner Chevrolet parts business in Anita and vicinity. They offer a full line of Chevrolet parts and accessories at reasonable prices with prompt service and guarantee.
Mrs Richard Louden received a message Tuesday announcing the death of her father William Oglebee in Dana Illinois after a brief illness at an early hour. He would have been ninety one had he lived until the following day. He had been totally blind for years but enjoyed good health recently. He is survived by his wife aged eighty one. Mrs Louden traveled to Atlantic to attend the funeral later in the week.
A letter from Bessie Myers Lowell of Anita Iowa appeals readers to subscribe or renew to boost her votes in the Gift Distribution contest. Free voting coupons in the News Telegraph offer 1000 votes each through July 2 1921.
County Treasurer Jesse N. Jones warns that delinquent motor vehicle taxes listed last week may trigger sheriff collection if proof of dismantling or disposal is not provided by May 15 1921. Those not owing the tax risk no extra penalties by timely payment. see the treasurer while the opportunity lasts.
Miss Marie Gundrum of Casey presented piano and violin pupils from Adair Casey Viola and Anita in a well received recital at the M E Church on Friday May 6. The program featured bright performances by all, with special note given to Minnie Lou Patterson youngest pupil whose violin piece delighted the audience.
Mrs. Mattie Ruggles, a graduate nurse from Harlan, attended the funeral of her father-in-law John W. Ruggles. The Iowa Red Cross volunteer served overseas during World War I and is now connected with a hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
The piece argues American Legion members and the Boys in Blue deserve respect not charity. It claims the nation owes both generations a debt it can never fully repay and insists nothing is too good for them and their families.
A curious line notes that many market recipes aim to slim bodies but the writer claims a true method is running a country newspaper. The statement implies press leadership as the key to national governance and influence.
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