Local notes and land deals of the week
R W Calkins visited the RECORD office Friday. Stewart Trimmer bought the Andrew Trimmer homestead from Kopp and Sons at 8250 per acre. Kopp and Sons bought the T T Saunders farm in Lincoln township. The Farmer's Cooperative Elevator contract goes to Burrell Engineering and Construction Co of Chicago to add an oats house, a feed house and an engine house. The present engine room will be moved to form a warehouse for tankage. Burrell Co. will use local labor where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Trimmer
Andrew Trimmer
Kopp & Sons
T. T. Saunders
Lincoln Township
Farmer's ‘Co-Operative Elevator Co
Burrell Engineering and Construction Company
Chicago
Burrell Co
Notice to Gasoline and Oil Consumers in Anita
Lyman E. Pray informs Anita and vicinity of gasoline and oil delivery service after purchasing Fred B. Dennis’s truck and Standard Oil station. Orders by phone will be promptly attended. Also notes George Morgan and A. D. Dean bought the Fred Hansen 120 acre farm six miles north of Anita at 170 an acre and sold to Arthur Brockman at 185 an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Dennis
Standard Oil Company
Anita
Lyman E. Pray
George Morgan
A. D. Dean
Fred Hansen
Anita Wednesday
Arthur Brockman
Man Helps Stranded Tourists Near Yellowstone Rescue
James Morgan returned from an overland trip to Montana to visit his daughter Mrs Bruce Engle but high water washed out Yellowstone roads forcing cancellation of the trip. He assisted a carload of eastern tourists stranded along 150 miles of desert and, after pulling them to solid ground, was humorously kept along for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morgan
Montana
Bruce Engle
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Morgan
Newtons to Erect Monument in Cody Wyoming
During his visit to Cody Wyoming Ed L Newton and his brothers will arrange for the erection of a monument to the memory of their parents the late Mr and Mrs S S Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyoming
Ed. L. Newton
S.S, Newton
Nome man aids settlement and local notes
A. W. Mayer of Nome Alaska attends to settling his sister Mrs J B McCosh's estate. Johnny Ehle has been hired by Dr H E Campbell replacing Rollie Wilbourn who moved to Kansas City. Farmers Co Operative Elevator Company to hold regular monthly meeting next Saturday afternoon. Frank Lees travels to Columbus Kansas after death of half brother accompanied by James Lees of Guthrie Center. Miss Ethel Wilbourn returns to Kansas City after visiting her parents F R Wilbourn and wife Robi. A Combs and his young grandson visited the RECORD office Wednesday and the boy explored what a printing office contains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mayer
Nome
Alaska
J.B. McCosh
Johnny Ehle
H. E. Campbell
Rollie Wilbourn
Kansas City
Farmers’ Co-Operative Elevator Company
Frank Lees
Columbus
Kansas
James Lees
Guthrie Center
Robi. A. Combs
Miss Carrie Johnson Returns to City Bakery Post
The report notes Miss Carrie Johnson resumes her former role at City Bakery. Art Dean tried to explain to the RECORD editor the similarity between a Ford jitney and an old maid, but failed to clarify. The Massena District Fair is slated for September 16 19 and Fontanelle hosts a ladies band of 37 members. Anita Council of Defense met Friday night. C A Carey rents a tract on a hill in South Anita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Johnson
The
City Bakery
Art Dean
Record
C. A. Carey
South Anita
Local Socials and Real Estate Moves Reported in Anita Area
Mrs James Reed of Casey visits in city with W S Reed and wife. Miss Nellie Whited spends week in country with sister Mrs Avery Stephenson. Chas C McVay and wife travel to Camp Dodge to visit son Todd after transfer to New York camp. Prairie schooner seen westbound through Anita. F B Parkinson and party guest of W J Weston. Mrs A F Brockman sells two Anita farms to John Dill and Anita Bank. L L Brockman buys near Menlo. Arthur Brockman buys Fred Hansen farm north of Anita. Dr and Mrs R A Lantz of Extra visit Anita. John S Hunter spends time in Atlantic with daughter Mrs C R Palmer. Mrs R A Combs and daughter from Chicago visit Anita old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. McVay
Corning
City
Camp Dodge
Todd McVay
New York
Vna
Atlantic
A. F. Brockman
Anita
L. L. Brockman
Town
Arthur Brockman
John Dill
Anita Bank
Menlo
Fred Hansen
Gardeners Grow Riches as Edits Starve Not
Seymour and Osbert Mallory keep the garden thriving with cabbage onions cucumbers and tomatoes. John Rogier longtime Cass county settler dies at home July 21 in Benton township after surgery and heart failure survived by wife and two sons Earl and Lawrence. Cass county threshers fix rates for wheat rye barley oats at 8 6 4 cents per bushel. Otto Weigand reports Oklahoma war restrictions slow business and draft age impacts mining and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogier
Cass County
Benton Township
Hela
Earl
Lawrence
Otto Weigand
Anita
Quapaw
Oklahoma
Val. Weiland
Otto
Omaha Visitors Bring News of Local Deaths and Guests
Mother Caulfield and her granddaughter Mrs Otis Worthing visited Omaha on Thursday. Preston Dean from Huron South Dakota spent last week in the city with A D Dean and family, summoned by the death of his brother in law Andrew Vokt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulfield
Mrs Otis Worthing
Omaha Vistors
Preston Dean
Huron
South Dakota
A. D. Dean
Mr. Dean
Andrew Vokt
Weston and daughter visit Atlantic on Wednesday
W. J. Weston and his daughter Mrs. Bessie Parkinson spent a day visiting Atlantic on Wednesday, enjoying sights and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Weston
Bessie Parkinson
Atlantic
Returns from Chicago with family ties highlighted
Wm Scholl and daughter Miss Lillian return from Chicago after a pleasant few weeks spent with cousins Mr and Mrs E Braunhold and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Scholl
Lillian
Chicago
Mrs. E. Braunhold
Omaha Visitors and School Duties Update
E. S. Holton and wife along with Atlantic L. R. Galiher and their children Gordon and Miss Gannelle visited Omaha on Thursday. Miss Anna O Leary plans to return to Orient Washington on the 15th to resume teaching duties and will spend next week with friends in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Galiher
Gordon
Miss Gannelle
Omaha Vistors
Anna O’leary
Orient
Washington
Des Moines
Robison Returns From Des Moines With Son
Mrs Edna Robison came back Thursday night from Des Moines accompanied by her son Fred Seymour Mallory Peter and Johnny Scott traveled to Lewis last week staying the night and bringing home thirty five fish The ad notes they still supply chickens and pay the highest market price in cash Call phone 276 30-26 L B Trumbull
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Robison
Des Moines
Fred
Seymour Mallory
Peter and
Johnny Scott
Lewis
L. B. Trumbull
Hides and Furs Purchase Move Announcement
The notice states a business relocation from Anita Produce Company's office to L. B. Trumbull's office near the Citizen's Savings Bank. The offer remains the highest market price for hides and furs in season. It also provides a contact number 209 or 276 for removal of any lost horse or cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Produce Company
L. B. Trumbull
Citizen's Savings Bank
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Trane
É&E
John C. Voorhees
Harry CG
Faulkner Jurit
Fizleon G. Voorhees
A. R. Robinson
R. W. Calkins
Frank Bontrager
Griswold
Iowa
Sherm
Als O. K
B. F. Ballentine
Robert Cryer
Ethel Wilbourn
F. R. Wilbourn
Hotel Victoria
Ross Wiley
Traveling Men’s
Massena
Fontanelle
Anita Council of Defense
J. le Carey
Mrs. James Reed
Casey
W. S. Reed
Nellie Whited
Country
Mrs
Avery Stephenson
F. B. Parkinson
C.B. Parkinson
Meda Whitney
Mrs. R. A. Lantz
Extra
John S. Hunter
C. R. Palmer
R. A. Combs
R. O. Burke
Adair County
L. P. Hadley
Rexall Store
Seymour
Osbert Mallory
Citizens’ Savings Bank
State of
B. D. Borshay
D.R. [Orshay
R. Spence
L. E. Roe
R. E. Hunter
R. &. Robison
Katie Galiher
Lee K. Nichols
Insurance Department
Pratt & Naylor
E. S. Holton and Wife
the Vogue
F. H. Knowlton
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