08 Sep 1927
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
4
The Industrial News Bureau argues voters distrust political rhetoric before elections. It compares government to a business, noting stable policy supports employment and investments. Voters favor steady leadership over radical promises and expect officials to manage national affairs responsibly.
The writer argues against government ownership of public utilities claiming it would avoid taxes and shift tax burdens. They claim government takeover of all industries would raise ordinary taxes on each sector, increasing taxpayer costs.
The piece urges farmers to band together for a definite, lawful method to gain relief and warns against infighting. It notes that two murderers and their American influence can delay court action, calling on the nation to notice.
A potentially serious turn may follow the anticipated Legionaire gathering in Paris as officials and observers fear the cordial welcome could spiral into a more tense confrontation or conflict.
The piece laments current governance and old era corruption. It mocks Muntocs McNider for Presidential talk while urging voters to consider the Cass County Red Cross request for 1,50000 to hire a county nurse. It attacks Prohibition repeal groups and predicts a collapse of saloon advocates if Al Smith wins.
Luther C Temp le and wife of Lewis and Mrs Junius Childs of Atlantic mother of Mrs Temple are in Mercy hospital Des Moines with injuries after a crash near Waukee. The car skidded in gravel, hit a tree and wrecked. cause blamed on road hogs occupying the right of way. All three occupants severely injured but improving.
A historical critique argues delegates stir strife within labor groups and calls for quarantine and treatment. The passage contrasts chickens roosting with garden cleanups and notes youth and ministers facing scrutiny over law and order and annual conference assignments.
Alma C Long Gissibl, aged sixty eight years, seven months, and twelve days, died August 30 1927 in Lincoln township Cass county Iowa after two paralytic strokes on August 29. She married Joseph F Gissibl October 7 1875 and had nine children. Funeral was August 31 at Anita M E church. burial Evergreen Cemetery.
The writer questions a stenographer with thirty seven years of service marrying a seventy seven year old millionaire. He mocks the Sacco and Vanzetti case, arguing they are a dead issue and should lose front page prominence.
The family of JOSEPH F GISSIET and PAMILY express heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for help and kindness on the death of their wife and mother. They thank all who contributed to ease their sorrow and bears.
Henry Newman and his wife from Greeley Colorado spend a week in Anita and nearby, visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Newman will be remembered by older residents as Susie Rupperie from her Anita days over twenty years ago. The visit draws special interest in the old home community.
H. Stone, his wife, and son Gerald have returned home after a tour across the western states, spending much of the trip in California.
William T. Slater and his wife returned from an auto trip through eastern and northeastern Iowa visiting relatives. They will leave again next week for Kansas and then proceed to California to spend the winter amid fruit and flowers.
J. W. Zike and wife attended the Cass county fair Tuesday afternoon. The Anita Concert Band will furnish music for the Cass county fair in Atlantic today and tomorrow. Joseph F. Gissib and brother-in-law A. C. Long of Hastings visited the Record office. Mrs Edna Nichols widow of Rev G E Nichols has been named guardian of the Nichols children Maine Virginia Robert Gay Mary Jane and Lloyd by Hobart E Newton Clerk of the district court of Cass county Iowa.
The spell of weather this week is expected to advance corn crop maturation. Farmers anticipate kernels reaching critical stages as warm, consistent conditions persist across fields.
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