Fashion items and a Cradle Roll Picnic report from Anita
The ad copy markets fast black silk hose at 48c per pair and 18c per yard with 36 inch perc fabric and men’s sport stings priced 50 to 98c. The Cradle Roll Picnic at Congregational Church on the lawn drew a list of young attendees and was served by Mrs. Haist, Mrs. Hofmeister, and Miss Wilkins. Rev Frank Poreh and wife visited Anita from Nokomis Illinois, guest of Joshua Poreh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
H. J. Wilkins
Adam Haist
Emma Hofmeister
Ruth Wilkins
Isabelle Biggs
Margaret Biggs
Jane Katherine Scholl
Marjorie Bell
Frank Porch
Nokomis
Illinois
Anita
Joshua Poreh
Poreh
Lutheran Church
Lutheran de Nomination
Columbus
Ohio
Home Town News From Fort Riley Kansas 1917
Dr Earl Daughenbaugh reports heat and dust storms eased by rains. Hannah Boyle recovered from two weeks illness. Rumor of light frost in low lands. Some servicemen may receive furloughs to visit families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm
Texas
Kansas
S. E. Daughenbaugh
Section
Local notices and social notes from a city period
4ZINGLER. & ZLINGLER LAWYERS. Collections and Iribate matters a specialty. Practice in all courts. 52 Mrs. J. M. Biggs is reported as be ing somewhat better. The continued cool nights must of necessity be followed by an extended summer period and delayed frosts, in order to insure the corn crop. Marsh Millhollin is still walking with crutches, which is made neces sary, as the result of a vicious hick from "Maude's" nigh hind foot. Miss Minnie Forshay, of Paterson, New Jersey, is expected to arrive in the city this week, to remain for an indefinite period, the guest of her brother, B. D. Forshay, of the Citi zens' Savings Bank. Miss Forshay is not a stranger to the people of An ita and vicinity, having visited here on a number of occasions during the years past, and will be given a cor dial welcome by a large circle of friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Millhollin
Maude
Minnie Forshay
Paterson
New Jersey
B. D. Forshay
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Miss Forshay
Anita
Auto Crash Injures May Wilson Tower in Clinton
Mrs. S. E. Wilson reports May Wilson Tower was badly hurt when a car went over an embankment near Clinton. She suffered a broken pelvis, is in Mercy Hospital with her body in a cast, and is not expected home until October. The car occupants include Montana visitors Franco family. May’s companions escaped with minor injuries.
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Maay
Clinton
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Bonney
Alfred
Mt. Ayre
May
Harlan
France
Minnesota University
St. Louis
Dakota
Local notices and personnel changes in Iowa ads
FP. R. Howard promotes market pricing for Cream Poultry and Eggs. Max Jacobsen resigns from Senator Voorhees staff. Jack Cottrell of Omeha succeeds him. D.R. Forshay and family Jeannette Hemphill and son Wayne return from Lake Okoboji. Chiropractor L A Schoonover in Anita. James Morgan returns from Custer Montana visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Jacobsen
J. C. Voorhees
Jack Cottrell
Omeha
D.R. Forshay
Jeannette Hemphill
Wuayne
Lake Okoboji
Ravages of Pests Special Illustrated Crop Article
The RECORD prints a U S Department of Agriculture illustrated guide on controlling crop destroying bugs and worms for farmers. Mrs Sarah Norton and Mrs Della Winder visited Des Moines for Tuesday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sarah Norton
Della Winder
Des Moines
I Want Your Old Iron Pays Seven Per Ton
Public notice offers seven dollars per ton for country mixed iron delivered to Millhollin's office. Call 299.26-81 for details. Hofmeister was a Record caller Friday afternoon. Millhollin enjoyed a pleasant auto ride to Des Moines last week to visit relatives and friends.
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Millhollin
P. F. H. Knowlton
Emma McIntyre Hofmeister
Hides and Furs Advertised for Highest Market Price
Bring me those hides the ad promises the highest market price for hides and furs delivered at Todhunter's Dream Station. Roy Millhollin and wife of Atlantic Iowa visit Anita with M E Millhollin and family. Mrs Dr AH Maxwell of Ames is in town due to her daughter Mes De EL Campbell's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todhunter
Dream Station
Roy Millhollin
Atlantic
Iowa
Anita
M. E. Millhollin
Dr. AH. Maxwell
Ames
City
Mes. de. EL. Campbell
Plastering and brickwork offered with guaranteed quality
Arnold and wife of Massena visited Anita on Saturday to meet friends while Mrs. K J Hatteld and son Alfred of Corning spend the week in Anita and nearby with relatives and friends. The ad promises plastering and cement work at fair prices with a first class guarantee and provides a contact line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle, JR
Gepfing
Id. Arnold
Massena
K. J. Hatteld
Alfred
Corning
Anita
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Alo
Steven’s
Intereshtst
Caddock
Bonner
C.p.richards
Anitaa
Earl Daughenbaugh
Fort Riley, Kansas
Hannah A. Boyle
Army
Navy
4Zingler
Zlingler Lawyers
J. M. Biggs
Robinson
Amos W. Shipman
S. E. Wilson
John Pearce
Wilson
Cuedar Pall
L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
FP. R. Howard
Trumbull
L. B. Trumbull
L. A. Schoonover
Chiropractor
Anita Bank
James Morgan
Bruce Engie
Custer
Montana
Anita Towa
Lo, Campbell
Citizens Savings Bank
M. Blakesley
W. BR. Spence
John W. Nichols
Ernest Stone
Lee K. Nichols
Insurance Department
Crystal Ice Co., Chas. Atwood, Prop
Bil Knowlton
Bogota
ROE & Kohl
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