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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
7
Local notes show J A Ellis and Jas F Scamlon among Record callers. Mrs Edith Turner and Wm Petty visited the Record office, while the Rebekahs held a regular session. The Farmers Coop advertises cattle and hog shipping and urges business. Miss Louise Miller and Miss Luelle Wiley visited, and a barn was torn down for a new garage. F J Deeming and family occupy a vacated residence.
R N Way served as Record caller Saturday renewing a 1923 subscription. Emma and Ida Wade visited Misses Morine and Gladys Allanson over weekend. Mrs B L Scarlett spent last week at Casey with her daughter Mrs M C White and friends in Guthrie Center. A post office inspector checked Ani ta and Postmaster Cate’s office with good results. Uncle Benj Wagner remains ill under family physician care with signs of improvement.
J E Fickel is reported recovering after several weeks of illness caused by an aggravated pneumonia with complications.
Several residents from Anita and nearby areas were subpoenaed Saturday to testify in a district court case in Atlantic. The Ladies Union club planned to hold its regular meeting Wednesday at Mrs. H. L. Harold’s home on the Voorhees estate west of town.
Mrs Frank Watkine and three children of Des Moines are spending a few weeks in Anita with Mrs Wat kine's parents H C Lewis and wife and other relatives and friends.
Chris Bohning has returned from a lengthy visit touring Texas Kansas Nebraska and southwestern Iowa where he spent several weeks with relatives and old friends.
A compilation of brief items from Atlantic and nearby towns. Improvements on homes and farms, market and business visits, marriages, court proceedings, banking matters, and upcoming public duties are reported, with several residents and places named.
News items note Miss Hazel Stickel visiting friends in Atlantic. The Farmers' Coop shipped a car load of hogs to Chicago on Monday. A Ford tire chain is lost with finder asked to leave it at the Record office. W. G. McFarland grades the premises occupied by Dr LR Johnson.
The Anita Drug Company pulled the plag and put their soda fountain on tap Thursday. The law says a woman is not of lawful age until she has reached the twenty first mile post. Isaac M. Wallace is the first local gardener to have garden fruit on the market of first class quality.
Seymour Cassill visited the Record office last week and renewed his subscription to the hometown newspaper.
Mrs Laura Tiege returns to Galesburg Illinois after visiting due to illness and death of her aunt Mrs F Cooper. The line notes the family connection and relocation.
Mrs W H Egan of Lincoln township who has been ill six weeks from influenza continues to improve in general health.
Ralph A. Zike has returned home to Federal Wyoming after spending a few weeks visiting Anita Adair Lewis and other points in the county.
Dr J M Soper has leased the residence of Mrs Edith Turner from Atlantic. The listing notes Newton as the party involved in the Friday transaction and the temporary occupancy arrangement with the Tur ner property.
The Anita Live Stock Exchange delivered several car loads of hogs to Des Moines during the past week.
Five Farmers Elevator Companies in Cass County report strong business and high stockholder satisfaction. Directors praise steady demand, stable prices, and solid financials across the firms.
Three married couples in Audubon County petition the court for swift release, urging rapid action as wheels turn toward freedom.
Frequent spring showers retard farming and street paving. A fifty cent noon lunch is offered at The New Calumet Cafe on the corner north of Whitney's Bank in Atlantic. There is a report that Manhattan Oil Company may build another service station in Anita, which would boost local supply in that business.
The Cass County Fair will be held in Atlantic from September 3 to 7 this year. Organizers announced a week of agricultural exhibits, contests, and family events at the fairgrounds.
Local farmers shop offers a range of high quality chicken feed at Farmers' Coop with prices highlighted for bulk purchases and small sacks. Community members note reliable stock and friendly service at the rural supply store.
Finder return to E. 8S. Holton. Watches believed to be valuable. reward not specified. The notice appears in a local periodical as a missing item alert.
L. E. Bean suffers pain after a thorn pierced his lower knee area. The injury led to an infection requiring medical attention and care.
A farmer or merchant who has built a steady relationship with this bank enjoys complete facilities, trained staff, and thorough familiarity with the business needs of the area. Citizens' State Bank.
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