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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
5
Mrs. W. A. Suplee is reported recovering after a two weeks illness. Mrs. Nellie Eneix visited the Record office on Saturday as a caller.
Lena Taylor has been granted a divorce from Wesley Taylor. De Lloyd C. McAfee bought a new Ford from DeMont Bros. Various residents of Atlantic Anita and Audubon area attended visits and social events. Dr Phil T. Williams installed a new radio and hosted visitors. Thanksgiving activities and local political meetings are noted with several community figures.
Milk cows for sale with some fresh or near-fresh, on a farm leased by Minor A James six miles south of Greenfield. Residents near Wiota report trespassers husking corn in a thirty acre field. Thanksgiving gatherings include Howard A Marshall and guests in Anita. Beech school head Chas Salmon and family visiting Anita. Also listed are yearling Duroc Jersey hogs for sale and a farm contact in Anita.
A number of applicants were granted citizenship papers last week while one was denied after investigation showed positive evidence of disloyalty to the United States during World War I. The proper action is to revoke the subject's status and return them to their country of origin.
The Iowa corn crop amounts to fourteen percent of U S total production and is nearly twice as large as any other country. Forty five percent is fed to hogs, 14 percent to cattle, 11 percent to horses and mules. It backs the state's live stock industry, with 28 percent sold as a key trade article.
Thanksgiving festivities in Anita and nearby areas brought families together for large meals and neighborhood reunions, celebrating the holiday with abundant food and community cheer.
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