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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
6
A rugged, plainspoken man who tells truth, stands by friends, and endures hardship. The verse praises honesty, courage, and integrity over flashy manners or flattery, asserting such a character remains dependable even when wealth or status fades. Greene Press
A short note from the ReEcoRD office states the price per package is five cents with no quantity inquiry required. The message emphasizes the fixed rate and directs readers to the office for purchases or clarifications.
Anita residents receive a flower and plant sale invitation at Grace's Meat Market on May 1 2 and 3 led by Mrs L B Trumbull. The item highlights Pangy plants cut flowers and potted plants with notes on spring beauty and local social life.
Rural mail carrier S. V. Metheny on Route No. 2 takes his vacation this month while his daughter Miss May Metheny delivers mail to patrons.
The late Abram Rutt of Casey bequeathed to religious denominations colleges hospitals missions and children's homes a total sum of 14000 dollars.
Fine quality cabbage and tomato plants suitable for setting offered along with various flowers. Call or phone if you need plants or related items. 16 If Jas. B. Herriman.
The article argues that removing rotten manure piles and waste areas reduces fly breeding grounds. By keeping surroundings clean the need for fly swatting decreases, emphasizing sanitation as the primary defense against flies.
5S. F. Cooper and wife expect to go to Wyoming in a short time to spend a few weeks or months with their daughter Mrs. Kt. A. Zike, located about thirty miles off the railroad from Cheyenne. After arriving, if conditions are favorable, Old Man Cooper may use the old soldier's privilege and squat on a homestead for twelve months to gain a farm in that wild region.
Mrs Roy Felt, weeks at home recovering from measles, traveled to Stuart to spend the weekend with friends. S C R I Red Eggs and other fowl eggs offered for sale by Mrs C L Simmons Anita Iowa with prices and contact listed. It seems unlikely the current powers will move all items to a free list despite past strong public demand.
Mrs. B D Forshay and Mrs A H F Ziegler of the Ladies Improvement League visited business leaders last Friday to urge weekly cleanups in front and rear of stores. After townwide cleaning under Board of Health rules, they propose Monday as general clean-up day to combat flies and protect public health.
The Adair Council passed a curfew prohibiting youths under seventeen from street presence after nine at night in summer and eight in winter unless accompanied by parents or guardians. The Stuart Herald questions how long such enforcement will last.
Justice of the Peace Frank Cain of Atlantic fined Dick York, operator of a pop-corn wagon, zero dollars and costs after a pure food inspector charged him with using oleomargarine and lard instead of butter. He must post a conspicuous notice stating that ole is used for the purpose.
Mrs Mk J Wagner and her daughter Ilda traveled to Anita on Monday to attend the funeral of Mildred Hall who died Saturday evening. Casey Vindicator.
The Publishers' Auxiliary notes a trend of editors accepting produce like potatoes and cabbage for subscriptions, a practice echoed by an Indiana editor who took a bull dog in payment. The paper recalls a past bull dog incident involving ownership, theft, and a dog sold to Wiota, describing it as a gentlemanly act rather than criminal larceny.
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