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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
10
Atlantic area notes visitors and residents with short calls and greetings. Names include E. S. Holton, Wm. Chambers, Joshua Porch, Mrs. Hon. J. D. Peterson, Abe Biggs, Miss Anna O’Leary, Nelse Johnson, T. W. Grim, and Abe Pearce among others, plus local events, church socials, and a new business branch in Atlantic.
Otis Worthing and Miss Cloda Meinifirdt visit Newton with relatives. C A Thompson leaves Anita farming due to health and takes a Hamburg store job, his daughter Mrs F H Aldrich living there. Ladies Committee on Park and Parking meets to plan Keystone Park improvements. Joe Gissibl recalls the old days with RECORD callers, praising his friendship.
J B Rockafellow a prominent Atlantic attorney vies for the newly created district judgeship. The Cass county district looks to his selection as most competent and qualified for the post.
Novick offers grading filling sodding and beautifying lots in Evergreen Cemetery with reasonable prices. Ill health prompts Mother Spangler to seek treatment at Des Moines Methodist hospital. Frank Stager builds a neat barn in South Anita. Jas McVay buys a Ford from White Pole Garage. F O Worthing and W Holmes from Kansas City visit Gladys Cooper. Orry Bakery features cakes for Sundays. Hi Mayer visits Anita from South Dakota. Mrs John Eneix suffers heart trouble but shows signs of improvement.
The Record notes a pleasant call last week from Frank A. East of Massena with his son Eddie. Frank runs a jewelry business in the south city and plans regular weekly visits to the East home during 1913.
Seed corn for sale as a brief notice notes good yellow seed corn gathered before frost and offered for sale. The item includes a local address and references to the seller. A separate paragraph mentions Gilmore City visitors including Mrs. Van Alstine, Mrs. Chinn, A. G. Conley, and travels through Anita, Minneapolis, and Council Bluffs with a connection to UC PP railway and local residents.
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