Fortieth Anniversary Masonic Lodge Meeting Recap
The report covers the Fortieth Anniversary of the Histeries iene Lodge with Master of the Lodge and Master of Ceremonies presiding. It notes praise for organizers E A Stone Chas Schall and Shelby W Clark, and calls for Gov Clarke to appoint W L Stern to the Railway Commission vacancy.
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Marserge
Peter
Musemle
Stone
Anita
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Steere
Bo Moers
Contiuttes
E. A. Stone
Chas. Schall
Shelby W. Clark
Ninth Congressional District
Clarke
W. L. Stern
Logan
Board of
Railway Commissioners
Jas. H. Wilson
Stern
State Central Committee
Obituary of Mrs Atmel Pieper Anna Miller from Anita Iowa
Mrs Atmel Pieper Anna Amelia Miller was born in Schonlanka Germany and died in Anita Iowa at a ripe age. She moved to America at seventeen settling in Hastings Iowa then lived in Pesyeuhedie and later Vera before settling in Anita where she raised nine children. Survived by husband, daughters Minnie White Bertha McDonough Lena Mrs Anna White Lena Edna Piper and sons Fred Louie Sieper and others including ten grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday November with interment at Green trees Cemetery.
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Anna Amelia Miller
Schonlanka
Pesen
Germany
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Lows
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Owith
America
Hastings
Towa
Doeie
Dsse Ste
United Hhonnbrinwe
Vagusta Piper
Enidrens
Whem
Wille
Emil
Lave
Minnie White
Mente
Lowi
Bertha McDonoigh
Licey
Lena
Anna White
The Woman Voter and Prohibition Debate
The excerpt notes that married women vote with their husbands in most states, with Chicago showing more women voting for Wilson than Hughes while downstate areas reflect strong family unity. It cites St. Louis Globe-Democrat on prohibition and predicts longer efforts to align the Democratic party with that cause.
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Chicago
Wilson
Hughes
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Farmers Forsook Free Trade Amid War Price Pressures
Voters in agricultural states shifted to Free Trade as farm prices ran high during wartime. Critics argue farmers ignored the Underwood tariff benefits that opened markets worldwide while war demands lift prices abroad. As peace returns, foodstuffs may ease, affecting domestic prices and the open door for foreign farm goods.
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Wien
Jean
Europe
Thanksgiving in Cass County and Town News Highlights
Local notes report Bishop winning first prize for feeders outside three counties and a $35 Chicago trip from the Beef Producers Association. Capt. Huff of Massena visits, Wilma Wagner returns home for Thanksgiving with roommate Aletha Marshall and Chas Powers relocates to Anita for winter with Economy Stock Fund ties. An item on Pie Wiota Cemetery discusses naming its final resting place, reflecting community debate.
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Aterwit Bishop
Td Yors
Athimtie
Cass County
Wits Firet
Chicago
Beef Producers’ Association
Miss Wilma Wagner
W. H. Wagner, Jr
Aletha Marshall
Miss Wilma
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Chas. A. Powers
Economy Stock Fond Companys
Shenandoah
Iowa
Anite
Ster Phores Victoria
Mire Powers Wieall Rare Vie Pyeonne
Peery
Kowe
Rebors
A Long Look Backward Bleakmore Wins By Default
A fragmented reminiscence captures Bleakmore and political rows at Washington and Iowa during the Harding era. The piece recalls past editors, printing days, and critiques clerical coalitions while touching on drug sales and proposed regulations in the open medical field.
Des Moines blamed in campaign blunders and religious meddling
The letter criticizes Des Moines for overreaching into state politics and alleges a distant bias against outside counties. It condemns church leaders for taking sides in the Harding campaign, argues local voters should oppose Des Moines influence, and calls for a 100,000 vote swing against the Des Moines bloc.
West decides fate as Hughes loses grip on majority
The early Wednesday returns show New York and several states tipping to Hughes only to be overturned by a western surge for Wilson. Kansas Utah Montana Nevada and Washington shift to Wilson while California and Oregon remain unsettled. The West now holds the key to the election outcome and a new era in American politics.
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Mr. Hughes
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Hughes
Wilson
United States
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah
Date
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
Washington
California
Oregon
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New York World
Democratic
Saloon fears fade after Harding win in Iowa
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune argues the public, churches, and leaders doubt a return of legalized saloons in Iowa despite campaign rhetoric. It asserts Iowa sentiment is against the saloon and warns officials not to bow to liquor interests or misread the electoral outcome.
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Methodist Episcopal
Pepa Perenne
Beredil Roca
Harding
Lowa
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