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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
2
The snippet notes a price of 2.00 cents for advance payment, with a higher rate if not paid in advance, and records mailing at Anita Iowa with second class mail status. It shows postal handling instructions and local pricing terms for publication entry.
A string of 1908 Republican primary declarations from Cass County Iowa editors officials and candidates. Names include John W. Scott L H Wine O M Hobart Ralph Bening H W Chemnock E Worthing G A Hell Lawrence R Forsythe GEO Kirk and Lawrence Forsythe among others seeking offices from Representative to Clerk of the District Court Supervisor and Treasurer imprimir.
Primary election will be held at Center school house on March 7 at 2 o'clock to elect delegates to the County Convention and conduct other lawful business. Signed Ss. B. Dauqd enbaugh, Committeeman.
The piece argues Iowa Republicans grew weary of bossism after seven years of false pretense by designers and boomers. It notes Hon. George D. Perkins was defeated for the gubernatorial nomination on grounds of alleged unsafety, a move the author condemns as time-serving and self-serving within a reformist period.
The piece rails against railroad influence and boss rule as it predicts a realignment at the March 18 convention in Des Moines. It argues that hidden aims and power brokers have governed Republicans, while praising Hon. Geo. D. Perkins and Allison for integrity and leadership as a new era begins.
At eighty approaching, Senator Allison is praised as a vigorous capable figure. The piece lauds his sustained mind and body, devotion to national progress, and distinctions as a statesman over mere politician. It emphasizes his sound statecraft, restraint, and enduring public service as an example for youth.
The Atlantic Democrat notes a poor week for Cummins allies with losses in Fayette Jasper and Franklin counties. It argues Allison managers lead while Cummins teams seem inactive, suggesting primary ballots may favor Senator Allison.
Secretary of War Taft will guest at Council Bluffs Commercial Club's annual banquet on Tuesday April 7. Victor E Bender chaired the speakers committee which secured Taft after talks with General Dodge and Congressman Smith. Other speakers include Lafayette Young C A Dickson and George S Maxwell.
A critique questions Governor Cummins fit for U S Senate and contrasts him with Allison. The piece argues for senators of merit and integrity over personal intrigue, labeling Cummins as lacking modesty and suitability, while pondering past Canada reciprocity debates and tariff issues. It notes strong feelings about Iowa politics and Senate qualifications.
Opinion pieces argue the tariff system has failed to protect national interests as Canadian imports and exports shift. The OsKaloosa Herald cites Canada’s 32 million import value with 223 million from the United States, while U.S. purchases rise by 38 million and imports grow by 4 million. Fontanelle Observer notes calls to specify needed revisions and criticizes past revision cycles. Other items discuss penitentiary leadership changes, Wright township caucus shifts, and a critique of Cummins administration and state finances from Shelby County papers.
Notice to qualified electors of the Independent District of Anita Cass County Iowa that the annual election will be held at Anita City Hall on Monday March 9 1908 from 1 to 6 pm Two directors will be elected for three year terms to succeed Val Wiegand and M B Millholin One director for one year to fill John L Carey vacancy One treasurer to succeed B D Forshay Meeting may consider any lawful business Dated Anita February 26 1908 R S Kiedl Secretary Independent District of Anita Iowa
Fragmentary financial line items show on hand balances as of February 28 with figures 107.8 and 318.31, plus 1908 estimates for the year. Items include teachers' kand and contingent fund with a specified amount of 83,500 and 1,600 dollars respectively.
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