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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
1
A critical piece attacks Democratic nominee Cox and the party for alleged influence peddling and a $15,000,000 campaign fund. It mocks calls for the League of Nations, questions who controls Cox, and argues America should put first its own interests against foreign entanglements.
The piece criticizes diatribes on Iowa governorship hopefuls Kendall and Heing, calls out poor material in the Guthrian inquiry into alleged misuse of funds in the Republican presidential campaign, and urges that Cox be required to present proof. It urges equal scrutiny of the national Democratic organization by Senator Kenyon amid campaign finance investigations.
Name and place filled fragmentary diary style notices from Casey Anita area mention visits from B L Bell and Hans L Hansen, church memberships, farmers selling property through A D Dean, Joy paying a home loan, and residents moving between Atlantic and Massena. Also references to Okoboji trips, Magnolia homecoming, and new residents purchasing in Massena.
S W Clark visited Menlo on Monday while M W Halsey stayed home due to ill health. The column records numerous acquaintances traveling to Des Moines and the state fair, and notes financial and educational items including Cass County standard school funding and Uncle Benjamin Butt’s eightieth birthday.
Mrs. H W Chehock and three sons visited Anita on a trip through the western states before returning to Perry Iowa. Prof Chehock, formerly Anita superintendent, now in Iowa education’s front ranks, was delayed by poor roads but made Lincoln Nebraska to start school on time. The piece also notes editing errors in a baby show credit and mentions Miss Florence Hunter becoming Massena school principal, with Miss Alice Hogan joining Massena’s primary department. It closes with remarks on church services and attendance growth at the M E church under Rev N Paul Barton.
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