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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
1
Local columns report community updates including subscriptions for THE ANITA RECORD, visits by residents to Atlantic Stuart and Harlan, and personal notices. The piece lists names such as B D Forshay and Uncle Big Cochran, mentions travel to Maine and Shenandoah, and records bills paid for 1920 subscription.
Dr. Walter Hook Scholl of Linten Indiana sends $2 for another year of the home paper. The piece notes his steady practice and ongoing interest in the community. It also mentions various local travels, civic notes, and Christmas preparations among Anita residents.
Mrs Emma Hype announces the purchase of City Meat Market by Robert Cryer, with Amos W Shipman to run the business. The note assures full supply of fresh and cured meats, condiments, canned goods and more while inviting patronage from Anita and nearby residents.
One hundred head of first class ewes bred to a pure bred Shropshire buck. Call on the undersigned or phone Son Grover King.
The Congregational Church offers an early Christmas service at 7:00 AM featuring Holy Night performed by 25 voices with soloist Mrs. Pearl Hutton Shrader. The choir presents Toy to the World as the congregation sings. Four five minute addresses accompany candlelit illumination and choir ladies in white. Services start promptly with the moral Worship the King.
The Graf Township Board of Trustees will hold a meeting at the office of E. S. Morton on Saturday December 27 at 1 o'clock P M to transact any business before it M Wahlert Chairman and Ira E Bowen Clerk announce the session
The Cass County Board of Supervisors invites bids at the County Auditor's office Atlantic Iowa until 1 PM Tuesday December 30 1919 for lumber piling iron supplies per Iowa Highway Commission plans. Each bid requires a 5 percent certified check. successful bidder must furnish bond. Bids cover extensive dimension lumber Cypress piling iron bolts washers channels dowels and related items with delivery dates and 30 or 90 day prices requested. The board reserves right to reject all bids.
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