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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1914

Page

4

Hadley Candidate Tours Cass County as Progressive Hope

L P Hadley of Anita rides the county to press his Progressive bid for Representative from Cass county in the Iowa General Assembly. He is described as an active local businessman and a candid, plain speaker who will meet voters before next Monday night and encourage open discussion of his positions.

Cass County General Assembly of Iowa Hadley Anita Pat Grant Township Bb. R. Marker Marker

Season of political chickens counted in the shell

A playful phrase depicts the season when political prospects are weighed. It uses poultry as a metaphor for candidates and strategies amid campaign jitters and public scrutiny.

Cass County Politics and Christmas Shopping CTA

The Massena Echo praises Cass county politics noting enough Republican votes to secure a large majority and urges early holiday shopping with a remark about Anita being prone to frequent “break ing out.”

Cass County Massena Anita

Postmaster General Burleson Rutty Rural Mail Plan Criticized

The old star route system and its unsatisfactory conduct serve as an object lesson against Burleson’s proposal to place rural mail service back under a corrupt contractors’ monopoly.

Burleson

Booster Spirit Opposes Moves by Unaligned Businessmen

A passage notes the vigor of a booster faction as they oppose any measure proposed by outsiders not in their clique, emphasizing allegiance over policy and branding opponents as untrustworthy outsiders.

Advertising as Investment in the Starving Newspaper

A home merchant who spends small sums on local advertising is reminded that every cent invested yields dollars in return, as he realizes his support aids the newspaper and fulfills a charitable act.

Beauty Only Skin-Deep in a World of Diverse Dogs

The piece argues that outward appearance fools few, noting even plain or imperfect dogs have admirers and friends, and that conditions and looks matter little in true companionship and value.

Quack Remedies in Wartime Rhetoric

An odd guidance paragraph touts arnica baths to aid a campaign and prescribes unconventional home remedies such as axle grease and asafoetida for mouth sores and chapped lips, claiming they counteract a so called soft soap treatment.

Lightning Change Re-Entrants into Politics

A veteran figure returns to public life after shifting away due to business harm. A new political opportunity appears as conditions shift and a favorable chance to win a lucrative office arises, motivating the comeback.

Choose Your Route If Alcohol Habits Fail

A harsh columnist warns that failing to seek treatment may lead a man to ruin. He says those resistant to cures like Neal or Keeley can still go directly to hell, with no chance of a detour or delay in the final trip.

Neal Keeley Hell

Political disappointment and vote honesty questioned

Voters and results raise questions about election integrity as minority returns and alleged misreporting fuel public anger. The piece argues that distorted turnout and deliberate or accidental misstatements erode trust, prompting strong reactions to the political process.

Voorhees appeals to kickers in county race

A Shelby County Republican column rails against John C. Voorhees urging kickers to vote for Tobe Smith, while promoting Frank Bontrager for Constable and weighing Democratic plans. It notes Chas C. Smith as a Republican representative candidate and describes Bb. R. Marker’s candidacy.

Marsh Millhollin Seeks Grant Township Justice of the Peace

The speaker endorses Marsh Millhollin as the Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace in Grant township. The note argues his two years of work merit another term and urges voters to reelect him.

Marsh Millhollin Justice of the Peace Grant Township Marsh

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Anita Record Congress Shmer M. F. Myers L. P. Hadley L P. Hadley Progressive Alli Opera House R. B. Marker Mark the State Legislature Kicker Kickers Shelly County Republican John C. Voorhees John Union Tobe Smith Harlan Senate Shelby County Republican Democratic Party Atlantic Opera House Frank Bontrager White Pole Auto Livery Frank Chas. C. Smith C. E. Malone Office
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