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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
1
A front page column urges fair dealing and shared burden to help workers facing hard times. It condemns profiteering, warns against speculation, and calls for policies protecting the honest effort to keep livelihoods from collapse. Debs retirement noted as not harming his public service.
A collection of opinion briefs and satirical remarks from the era discusses the farm market crisis blamed on federal trade policy, political figures like Green, and national economic tensions. It notes a shift in Iowa financial conditions affecting the state fair, critiques high costs, and questions foreign policy and industrial disputes amid local crime and police conduct commentary.
The Times backs Congressman Green for his wartime record and public service while criticizing moneyed schemes and excess. It questions hidden profits in railroads and warns against overindulgence and misleading accounting practices affecting towns and national interests.
The Vogue, Atlantic’s new women’s apparel shop at Fifth and Chestnut, displays and sells winter suits and coats from 9 to 20 dollars, all fresh stock at unusually low prices. The item also notes local social commentary and various community notices alongside regional anecdotes.
W J Tobias, noted farmer, argues in the Iowa and Corn Belt Farmer that farmers need higher prices for corn and hogs and easier money. He proposes lowering the federal reserve rate, raising farm loan limits, and organizing to control production and marketing, citing efficiency in Denmark. He calls for more farmer legislators and a Farm Bureau solution.
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