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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
4
James Morgan writes from Florida praising the Record as a help for tracking people from his hometown. He notes pleasant weather, watching boats at a dock, and describes a town with many tourists, three camps, and planned travels to St Augustine Daytona and Miami.
A November 10 1925 note from Elizabeth Leuckert Towe at 405 Greenway Terrace Kansas City Missouri accompanies a payment check for the Record. She praises the community and past neighbors, mentions Harry Cate and California, and predicts growth toward a million population in the next decade.
Mr and Mrs Bryan Parker announce the birth of a baby girl named Glada Juanita on November 18 at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Mark Davenport in Carson Iowa.
A nationwide push urges flying the U S flag over all cemeteries daily from sunrise to sunset to honor fallen soldiers sailors and marines. Government maintains national cemeteries while most gravesites lack daily flag display and the flag should remain clean and unfaded.
The piece urges families to plan generous gifts for children at Christmas and to spread joy. It mocks pessimistic or crabby elders, urging a festive season free of regret and full of cheerful anticipation.
Logan Observer notes Congressman Garner of Texas as Democratic leader in the House lauding the current tax system for four years of business expansion. The report argues Democrats may struggle to criticize the Republicans after such high praise from a leading Democrat.
The writer decries politicians and grain gamblers seen as thieves robbing farmers. He denounces efforts to “do something for the farmer” while exposing a supposed conspiracy between slick politicians and market manipulators aiming to drain farmers of value.
Hon. Milton B. Pitt, former Iowa official, told Washington lawmakers the estate tax confiscates capital and funds living expenses, arguing it redistributes wealth and harms private property. He opposed high rates, urged abolition of federal estate tax to avoid double taxation, and favored gradual repeal discussed by Chairmen Green.
An argument for Protection cites that employed labor must eat and benefits the American farmer who supplies demand. It notes that laboring classes in Free Trade countries often lack sufficient compensation, and asserts American labor is not on par with pauper foreign labor.
The Industrial News Bureau argues that publishing income taxes reveals wealth sheltered by tax exempt securities and urges Congress to repeal tax exempt bonds. Secretary Mellon backs taxable income from all future bonds and calls for a constitutional amendment to end tax shelters, likely if voters had a chance.
Notice to Sarah G Norton and Delaphine Benson that Cass County Iowa sold Lots 1-8 in Block 10 Victory Park Anita to Sam Hoffman Jr on December 4 1922 for delinquent taxes. Redemption expires 90 days after service. Hoffmans certificate of purchase holder. Norton taxed owner. Benson current record title owner and possessor. Atlantic Iowa dated October 26 1925. Sam Hoffman Jr by Boorman and Whitmore attorneys.
The United States exported over a billion dollars in pork products in the past four years and slaughterhouses produced a similar value in the latest census year. Farmers hold about two thirds of the world’s swine, more than any other nation, with hog farming as the channel for marketing the large corn crop.
In pursuance of a District Court order in Cass County the residence property of George A Becker on North Walnut Street Anita Iowa is to be sold at private sale to the highest bidder. For full details contact attorney A P Ziegler 46 41.
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