05 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
1
The Cass County area reports Republican primary debate over superintendent candidates led by Louis Pelzer and Prof. W. J. Cattell with Pelzer touring the county and Cattell weighing a race. The piece notes the cost of primaries vs delegates, praises current principals, and records community notes on residents moving, illnesses, and local events.
Fragmentary draft ruminations touch on divorce, religion, and social change. It mentions a lasting paradise promised by faith, the theater of public morality, and criticisms of idle worship among workers and communities. The text hints at upheaval, prayer, and calls for reform amid a changing society.
Young Republicans of Missouri held their annual meeting and banquet in Kansas City on February 12 with guest of honor from Towa. Governor Leslie M. Shaw then Treasury Secretary gave the principal address alongside John N. Baldwin of Des Moines.
A town report describes Mayor J C Young leaving for Indianapolis after his father Jesse Young's death. It notes Mother Young’s long memory of 1854 Fairfield and mentions locals Geo Scholl J C Reed H G Highley BR Nichols traveling to Chicago with cattle and hogs, sightseeing urban landmarks.
Reads that the Annual Election for Anita Iowa will be held March 10 1903 with two councilmen a clerk an assessor and a mayor to fill vacancies. The ballot asks whether to establish operate and fund a gas works with up to seven thousand dollars and mains of at least three miles within town limits. Voting hours eight a m to six p m. Official notice signed by Mayor Youra outlines the procedure and ballot wording.
Public notice from the Secretary of the Independent District of Auliry Laws Iowa Cass County requests attendance at the Atlantic Court House on April 26 to probate the will of Eleanor A Barner deceased. Participants must show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate per state law and the official seal dates February 14, 1908.
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