02 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
1
The regular meeting of Grant Township Trustees will be held at the office of E.S. Holton on Monday November 6 1922 at 1 PM for any business legally before it. IRA E. Bowen Township Clerk.
The Cortes 8S Taylor era notice states John F. Just Plg and Htg Co hires W. C. Nichols nick and E. W. Noah of Des Moines for plumbing heating and sheet metal services. They promise first class work and invite old friends to call, noting competitors’ jack leg work is avoided.
A letter from A. D. Dean expressing gratitude to friends neighbors and Dr H E Campbell for support after a recent accident. He humorously notes the Anita Record editor and mentions Old Charlie School weighing over 250 pounds has spent a week making repairs and painting.
Six former Iowa governors announce their opposition to Brookhart's U S Senate run. A B Cummins states he has no sympathy with much of the platform behind Brookhart's primary campaign and warns that if his power matched his aims, government would not last long.
Lesuit M Shaw argues opposition to any Republican who doubts Republican principles and urges voting for the other candidate to save the party. B F Carroll accuses Brookhart of radicalism and socialist ties, urging Republicans to bolt if necessary to protect their party’s name and record.
George W. Clarke states he will not support Smith W. Brookhart for the United States Senate despite their friendship. He makes clear his opposition to Brookhart's candidacy and signals a partisan stance in the race.
Franklin D. Jackson and Warren Garst condemn Brookhart in a Republican conference report from Des Moines urging voters to repudiation. The piece argues Republicans oppose socialism, notes widespread opposition across Iowa papers, and urges strong Armistice Day reflection.
A chorus of editorials from Dubuque to Estherville debates the Brookhart candidacy. Papers split on his Marxist leanings and the impact of voting straight Republican versus conscience or party loyalty in a pivotal election cycle.
Fred B. Parkinson and wife of Massena with W. J. Weston spent a day in Anita for business interests. Dudley Langer and bride formerly Miss Ida Ross of Topeka traveled from Kansas with relatives, honeymooning as they head toward Fort Madison Iowa. Fall rains rise, repairs offered, and Callie Dungan, once an Anita girl and teacher in Redfield South Dakota, has moved to Redfield and remains a Record subscriber.
H McDermott resigns after two years as assistant manager of The Farmers' Coop in Anita to become resident manager of The Farmers' Co-Operative Elevator Company at Fontanelle He will move his family soon once a residence is secured Henry is a proficient accountant with many years in business and broad confidence in the community The Anita M E Church vacancy has been filled by Rev Alva Jacobs of Williamsfield Illinois Presiding Elder W B Talley notes strong recommendations Jacobs preached in Anita Sunday and will return next Sunday for services
Farmers of Iowa and Cass County are urged to recognize that even if Brook Hart is elected to the United States Senate he cannot raise farm product prices or lower freight rates.
Jennie M Ward announces her bid for Cass County Auditor promising to serve the people of Cass County to the best of her ability. The statement outlines campaign intent and dedication to public service.
C E Kringel says false rumors and misstatements circulated to defeat him in the upcoming election are dishonorable. He asserts his record is clean and his books are open to the public, expressing confidence in Cass County voters.
A letter from C E Kringel explains campaign travel limits but expresses gratitude for broad county support and pledges to work for voter confidence. He asserts expectations of a substantial majority and signs with best regards for service.
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