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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
1
In June 1914 the United States stood credit strong at par while wartime debts rose, arguing that steady effort and avoidance of socialistic experiments drive national wealth. The Omaha Bee notes Republican issues, while local items from Atlantic and Anita mix obituaries, travel notes, and civic concerns with a hot Iowa summer.
Long column outlines local and national concerns with references to Griswold Soldiers Reunion at Griswold Iowa and Cass County items. Mentions McCord and wife at a Soldiers reunion and various regional notes on crops, trains, gas and oil business, legal matters, and state events.
Jesse McElfresh and his sister Dora plan a winter stay in Long Beach California. A local market advert suggests customers make a shopping list for fresh and cured meats groceries canned goods fruit and vegetables and visit the shop to see how a dollar buys.
The Vogue Atlantic announces its first anniversary sale featuring twenty percent off all new fall and winter coats suits dresses furs skirts waists and lingerie for Friday and Saturday only. The sale offers the latest ladies apparel with no reservations and promises fashionable savings as described in today's Record.
Miss Leola B. Peterson, daughter of Hon. John D. Peterson, will wed Donald McLennon of Des Moines. Bernice Kirkham and Irma Newton hosted a Friday afternoon shower at Ed L Newton home with many guests and gifts for the bride. Local notables Samuel Howlett and Fred Weatherby noted with horse loss and new Ford. Des Moines landscape artist C I Werrick reviewing Evergreen Cemetery improvements.
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