Results of the Cyclone Sweeps Nebraska to Iowa Frontier
A sweeping cyclone from Nebraska to Iowa and beyond leaves widespread devastation. Omaha and Council Bluffs report heavy losses with many dead, trains halted, and lines down. Anita records high winds and rain with farm damage. several households and barns are destroyed. Numerous named residents suffer injuries or property loss, including Shakeley and Hansen farms, with cars and outbuildings wrecked and livestock killed.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Neola
Rock Island
Anita
Py. W. Anderson
H. G. Highly
Mary Wilson
D. Wilburn
EB. E. Soper
Dooley
A. Carson
Thos, Wilburn
N. W. Way
Zach Wilburn
Marvy Smither
Wm. Spear
Rosa Rogge
W. FE. Kelloway
I. H. Soper
F. H. Morrison
Abe Biggs
C. B. Bevinsos
G.C. Bing
I. Z. Saunders
C. M. Felt
H. H. Dorsey
Ed. McMahon
T. A. Crozier
Wm. Paige
E. Voss
Sam Hansen
Chris Brown
D. M. James
W. T. Slater
A. M. Shakeley
Cyclone Devastates Multiple Farms Causing Heavy Losses
The storm damaged barns houses and outbuildings on many farms including Dennie Pierces C Fr Patters on and J N Reimers. Families endured danger with the James household nearly losing the entire family but seeking shelter in time. Insurance adjusters from Citizens Savings Bank and Anita Bank continue settling claims as losses range from 100 to 3000 dollars.
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J. W. Beaver
Arthur Brockman
Herman James
Mr. Wade
Robt. Hearn
Mr. James
J. N. Reimers
W. J. Duthie
J. M. Butler
Isaac Brown
Mable Brown
Chas, Dorsey
Wortman
J. K. Lovell
Leslie Schwenke
Andrew Douglas
J. D. Hopkins
Tony Leff
N. Helper
Robt. Beare
M. Fk. McCarthy
van and
Home From Hospital for A. Lee K. Nichols
Lee K. Nichols, transferred from Atlantic hospital after appendicitis surgery by Dr. H. FE Campbell, has returned home. Though not fully recovered, his physician says with care he will soon regain his former health. friends and family welcome his release after weeks of confinement.
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Lee K. Nichols
Atlantic Hospital
H. FE. Campbell
Nick
Card of Thanks for Beebe family loss
During the illness of our little baby daughter granddaughter and nice Nola Alice Beebe many neighbors and friends offered help and after her passing they expressed sorrow and sent floral offerings We thank all for kindness and sympathy from Mr and Mrs Bert Beebe R D Vernon and family Fr W Beebe and families
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Nice
Nola Alice Beebe
Bert Beebe
R. D. Vernon
W. Beebe
Getting Along Nicely After Limb Injury
Max Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Campbell, is recovering well from a broken lower limb. He has stayed with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Suplee, since the accident, with steady nursing by his grandmothers and support from his mother.
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Max
Chas. E. Campbell
W. A. Suplee
Jay Calkins Visits City in Friendly Note
Jay Calkins of Anita, longtime friend of this paper's senior editor, called on the office today during a business trip. The aging journalist remains the same congenial figure, with fortune allowing a relaxed pace of life as his wife visits Nebraska ahead of the recent storm.
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Jay Calkins
Anita
Jay
Nebraska
Atlantic News- Telegraph
Faulkner Retires From Anita Bank After Ten Years
C. E. Faulkner retires from Anita Bank where he has served the past decade. He and Mrs. Faulkner will travel several months in the west, mainly California, then may return to Anita to pursue real estate. J. C. Voorhees assumes personal management of the bank with a capable staff.
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Anita Bank
C. E. Faulkner
Welcome Callers From Omaha Visit Henicks
The office received a pleasant call from A. C. Henieck accompanied by his daughter Lizzie Berger and granddaughter Anita of Omaha Nebraska. They stayed a few days at the Henick home north of the city. Mrs Berger husband holds a position with Woodmen of the World eighteen story building and earns a good salary. The Bergers have a new home they moved into recently and are enjoying comfort. Lizzie has many friends back home who will be glad to hear of their happiness. Their property escaped damage from the recent storm in that city nearby.
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A. C. Henieck
Lizzie Berger
Anita
Omaha
Nebraska
Henick
Berger
Woodmen of the World
Longtime Anita resident L W Talbott dies at 74
L W Talbott a well known Anita resident dies Saturday morning March 2 at Atlantic hospital age 74 born in county spent much life in Anita east of Atlantic owned farm earlier worked for A N and N A White then with J C Voorhees until illness led to hospitalization He was brother of A H Talbott father of Gardner Talbott and Mrs Mabel Winger a niece Mrs L W Caughey Atlantic funeral services were held Sunday afternoon.
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L. W. Talbott
Anita
Atlantic Hospital
Atlantic
Neice
L. W. Caughey
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Farmers Supply Company
Dennie Pierce
C. Fr. Patterson
P. R. Nichols
J. F. Gissibl
Wilson’s Livery Barn
Aitken & Blouse
Dad
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