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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
8
The Extension service will host poultry schools October 13 14 and 15 with Mr Reed at Anita Cumberland and Griswold schoolhouses from 9 AM to 4 PM. Topics cover feed management housing and diseases with practical bird case postings and remedies. L G Sorden co agrt Agt.
The Grant township school board met Saturday night at the Farmers' Coop to conduct regular business and approve routine actions.
The Industrial News Bureau argues government ownership of industries threatens printers by governmental printing and stamping envelopes. It claims rural press stood for free enterprise and warns government competition harms small-town publishers and printers who rely on private printing.
Industrial News argues the Soviet government sold grain to fund its army and politicians leaving the people starving with no money or credit to import grain. It warns of harsher terror as the regime seeks pay from a helpless population, labeling property owners as capitalists under its system.
Reports from the U S Department of Agriculture show increasing fines under the migratory bird treaty act. A Texas man pled guilty for selling and serving a wild duck and paid 100 dollars. A Chicago citizen arraigned in federal court in July pled guilty and paid 150 dollars for possessing wild ducks in cold storage.
The Iowa Weekly Industrial Review urges real tax reduction, stating current burdens are heavy and the public favors relief. It argues no extra tax should be taken beyond what is needed for honest and economical administration, aligning with President Coolidge or any relief advocate.
Des Moines based Charles B. Keys traveling Passenger Agent for the Rock Island visited Anita on Friday for business.
The editorial urges Washington to press Romania over its unpaid debt of 36 million principal and 9.5 million interest plus 12 million in surplus war supplies. It argues the Post Office should be run on a business basis, with proper budgeting, user-paid services, and removal of free franking burdens to end the postal deficit.
Cass county hog farmers report significant losses from mange mites. Dip or spray pigs every ten days for three or four times using lime sulfur. Use one gallon lime sulfur to thirty gallons water for liquid mix or one pound to ten to twelve gallons for dry form. Spray housing and rubbing surfaces as well. Avoid treatment in cool cloudy weather to prevent pneumonia.
A large selection of ribbon flowers ornaments and decorative novelties in all colors and designs ready for inspection and purchase. For details call 231.
A barber arrives two hours late and cites being distracted by self talk during shaving. The boss questions the delay while the barber explains he managed to receive a shampoo a haircut and a massage in the course of his misframed routine.
Twenty years ago a couple quarreled and one cried in despair that he wished to see her side. The maiden answered that she could not bear further conflict, ending with a sharp retort echoed in their fractured relationship.
Dana F Brownlee returned Friday from attending the Legion convention in Omaha.
J. H Peacock and Burdette L. Rowland of Atlantic visited Anita to inspect business. A. J. Nelson moved his family into Anita from a farm southwest of town, taking over the Godfrey Miller property in South Anita.
Old Doctor Applesauce host from the World Theatre in Omaha jokes about a friend who mistakes cotton gin for a drink. C T McAfee and wife return from a visit to Sanborn Spencer Iowa Hurley and Sioux Falls South Dakota praising good roads and favorable weather making the trip enjoyable.
Trade Record of the National City Bank of New York notes worldwide appetite for American craftsmanship. In 1924 17 000 baby carriages valued at 179 000 dollars were sent to 55 countries including India Argentina Australia Mexico and the Philippines. Other items like typewriters silks autos and gasoline also valued in the millions.
A short blurb praises Larson as a reliable figure connected with Atlantic’s eye care, noting trust and steady partnership ideas. Describes him as a steadfast ally in local business and community circles with enduring reputation.
The New England Homestead argues city life is hollow and emphasizes the farm home as the nation’s backbone. It notes farmer influence grows as rural numbers decline and credits President Coolidge's administration with a new era for American agriculture through the agricultural commission’s work.
The American Legion conducted its regular meeting Friday evening with strong attendance and active discussion among members.
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