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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
2
The study traces the brothers guilt and fear as Joseph tests them by the cup. It notes their shifting attitudes from feigned innocence to desperate plea for Benjamin and Jacob, and Judahs crucial plea highlighting responsibility and mercy.
A study of Judah’s chapter 38 illustrates how grace covers sin and restores character. The reader is urged to examine the full chapter to grasp the lesson, seeing dramatic power without letting vivid narration overshadow the core message.
Ill health leads 8. H. Wark to resign after years as Adair mayor. Council elects Attorney F. E. Gates as new head of city government. Retiring mayor attends council banquet where he is gifted a gold headed cane in appreciation of his services.
J B Rockafellow appointed fifth judge in the district by Gov Clark. A pharmacist turned attorney with a strong law library, he has long served as attorney for the C B L & P RY Co and was an alternate at the Republican national convention from Iowa’s ninth district. The writer praises his ability and predicts success for Cass County and the state. Maytime beauty noted.
The Adair News attacks Congressman Green for indecision and deviation from Republican tariff principles while praising his integrity. It condemns his stance on the Underwood bill and notes regional political divides. The item also contrasts local land speculation cases with a Times-Republican note from Marshalltown.
An old classified style line advertises five cents per package for reaccounted papers. It notes not to ask how many are in a package and adds a mysterious Recorp tag.
A reflective piece argues that deceit harming true friendship and devoted love exacts a lasting toll on humanity. It warns that moral drought will persist, even as new waves of affection arise, underscoring humanity’s tendency to remember and judge.
The editor received a copy of The Pythian from Los Angeles praising William Raymond Myers former Anita banker and Royal Vizier of Al Barak Temple No. 75. It highlights Harriet M. Myers as district deputy Grand Chief of Pythian Sisters and notes her extensive civic and conservation work including the Audubon Society and a new story book The Birds Convention illustrated by her photographs. The column also mentions Ben Bosley in Newhall News and an appeal to get horse bills at the Record office.
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