19 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
1
An ad touts the Baby De Laval separator claiming substantial milk-hauling savings. It pledges 7% skim quality and boosts cream prices by two to five cents per pound, offering an absolute guarantee and inviting customers to switch from the old hauling system.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and titles for GOP statewide and local tickets. Includes governor candidates, lieutenant governor, supreme court, commissioners, superintendent, senator, representatives, sheriff and supervisors. No coherent narrative or readable details.
Pumpe provides full line of pump services and repairs with quick response times. They handle all pump work promptly, aiming for seasonable readiness and reliable performance for residential and commercial customers.
A local dealer advertises a sale of farm machinery and wagons including plows cultivators harrows and carts. Prices are listed and terms available. Buy now for summer field work and equipment upgrades.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a third party prohibition affecting figures and the Republican Party of Iowa. It references county polling in Cy and alate where such actions are possible, with unclear details and missing names or dates.
Ambiguity surrounds tariff reform as Congress nears. Business leaders and Republicans debate whether current rates should stay or be revised. Many merchants enjoy prosperity and oppose changes that might unsettle it, while some call for a fair revision.
An essayed critique discusses the president’s cabinet selections and the media’s handling of the new administration. It condemns yellow journalism, political slander, and indiscriminate handshakes while praising diligent, principled governance and careful public messaging.
In a brief editorial voice, the piece recalls President McKinley’s policy of peace and prosperity and quotes President Roosevelt promising to continue unbroken. It notes readers’ questions about keeping out foreign influence and cites the Guoaha Bee’s reply as a printed answer.
A historical piece discusses the push for a federal law to bar anarchists from entering the United States. It outlines a plan for immigration officials abroad to certify newcomers as law abiding and not associated with anarchist groups, with probation and possible deportation. The piece cites skepticism from the New York Evening Post about practical enforcement and notes existing loopholes and cross-border entry through Canada.
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