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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
4
The Anita Record urges all voters in Anita, Cass County, and Grant Township to attend the June 4 primary. The editor argues agricultural interests must unite, condemns bootleggers, and notes political stances and rumors surrounding President Coolidge Hoover options. He cites state statistics and calls for patriotic, American-facing leadership.
The letter argues Hoover favors Colridge policies and may fail to serve both east and west. It notes agr icultural interests oppose Coolidge and warn farmers that Hoover’s Iowa claim omits regional loyalties. A farmer says he would vote for Smith over Hoover if nominated by Republicans and A Smith is the Democrat nominee.
Opinion notes caution against political experiments and calls for stability while citing signs of spring business activity. It mentions advertisers, June brides, and a sharp sale of eighty thousand dollars in notes and judgments from defunct Stuart and DeSoto banks, sold for $2,500.
H G Armentrout announces candidacy for nomination as member of the Cass County Board of Supervisors from the First district. He cites the district including Grant Benton Franklin and Lincoln townships and says nomination rests with Republican voters at the primary on Monday June 4.
Reverend L B Shanon announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Cass County Representative seat in the state legislature. He petitions Republican voters to decide at the June primary.
Recorder candidate O. M. Hobart announces candidacy subject to Republican voters in the June 4 primary, outlining goals for county records management and public access.
For Sheriff of Cass County, subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the primary election June 4th. W. A. McKEE seeks party backing and voter support in the upcoming race.
A Republican candidate seeks nomination for County Treasurer of Cass County Iowa subject to the decision of Republican voters at the June 4 primary election.
The Stan dard editor Chas Willey is rumored to be thinking many things that would not look good in print, as concerns spread that federal highway No 32 will not pass through the town of Lewis.
For County Auditor candidate in Cass County Iowa Mrs C B Clovis seeks the Republican nomination subject to primary election voter decision by party supporters in the county.
Representative candidate C. W. Huff seeks re nomination from Cass County in the General Assembly election set for Monday June 4. County Attorney candidate Ralph W. Cockshoot seeks re nomination in Cass County subject to Republican voters decision in the primary election on Monday March 4.
C M Skipton announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court of Cass County Iowa ahead of the primary on Monday June 4.
The statement argues against the belief that politics and politicians are absent near the national seat of government. It stresses that political activity and figures exist in nearby areas, countering a perception of closeness to power.
A writer argues that living costs now are higher than decades ago yet insists the price is worth it. He laments that much of the intellect and compassion available in society is wasted or spoiled before it can be shared.
A downcast editor portrays an old-fashioned country doctor as capable of lancing a boil without a nurse and two assistants, highlighting his solitary practice and perceived limitations.
Statement of receipts and disbursements for Evergreen Cemetery Association Anita Iowa from May 24 1927 to May 21 1928 listing numerous charges for cemetery supplies paving labor coal and lots plus apportionments from the townships and towns with a balance on hand of 734 61 and total expenditures of 1309 98 over the period.
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