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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
4
A critical essay argues Republican tariff law protects American farmers from foreign competition. It contends a Democratic free trade shift would hurt farming and many industries. The piece questions Al Smith and Hoover positions and notes proh ibition rhetoric within party platforms.
The piece argues for Republican Protection over Democratic Free Trade, claiming protection preserves American jobs and farm markets while free trade forces factory closures and imports. It emphasizes labor support, farmer livelihoods, and condemns aligning with parties pursuing tariff cuts.
The Anita Iowa Town Council met at the Town Hall with Mayor Monnig and four councilors present. The meeting approved minutes and treasurer's report and listed several service payments, supplies, and insurance costs, then adjourned.
The writer claims even the President must not rest during summer. editors endure no vacations or breaks, facing constant duties with no let up until judgment day. The piece emphasizes relentless work in public life and media.
The piece notes a period of presidential campaigning with many howls. Some are merited and some imagined. Others come from a discredited figure who enjoys loud self promoting.
The column string cites Democratic tariff records, claiming protection for farm products was rare. It mocks political theatrics around Governor Smith and Senator Robinson, and praises U S freedoms and higher living standards cited by a Weekly Industrial Review.
A large group of leading Democrats once denouncing Smith now show signs of reconciliation as Houston convention days pass. The piece suggests much of the prior criticism may have been staged grandstanding and bluff.
The text attacks the Republican party and administration with harsh language and claims Democrats cannot promise relief from political evils. It centers on Joe Robinson’s remarks as Democratic vice presidential candidate and questions relief prospects under a Democratic administration.
The Rolfe Arrow both applauds Gov Lowden as a big man yet notes even big men stumble in small matters. It challenges Democratic claims that Al Smith will win and suggests Republicans could save effort if the race proves predictable, despite a proposed four million dollar campaign fund.
The Democratic Sioux City Tribune questions the current Brookhart and recalls his past advocacy. It notes his absence from the political scene and his attempts to return to normalcy while urging amends for his controversial politics.
The United States faces debate over joining the League of Nations. Proponents cite its rejection at seven and a half million votes as a mandate to stay out or to act as world policeman. The piece argues for or against entangling alliances based on national interest.
The writer argues that even if corruption charges against Republicans were true results could not compare to the Democratic administration’s war equipment purchases. A dark speck on the elephant is acknowledged but not all black.
A brief item mentions See Larson, the eye man, in Atlantic, with a cue to seek longer coverage elsewhere. The note highlights a local business figure and suggests extended reads or listings beyond the immediate snippet.
Anita Drug Company advertises second hand textbooks from Anita Public Schools at a ten percent basis. Bring your used books to the store as soon as possible.
Bartley’s Feed Store advertises pig meal oil meal tankage bran minerals salt and laying mashes with oyster shell. Miss Hazel Trainer daughter of the mayor of Atlantic visited Anita last week as guest of Denison and Marie Gundrum Casey. M Dorn returned from an auto pleasure trip through Nebraska Colorado Arizona and Kansas reporting unusually good crops. His daughter Leila, visiting Lincoln Nebraska, has returned home.
A girl who does not dance or date and a boy who does not smoke cigarettes were declared Iowa's health champions at the state fair last week, highlighting a health minded message with profit.
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