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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1924
Page
1
The Anita A. D. Bullock store advertises a January Clearance Sale from Saturday January 12 to Saturday January 26 1924. It features articles from every department at low prices and includes a semi annual Remnant Sale and Grocery Specials highlighting best value remnants and good merchandise at reduced rates.
A fragment lists sale prices for ladies light weight and wool union suits in short sleeve and sleeveless styles, boys wool union suits, and brown silk hose. Prices include 42¢ cents and up to $2.50, with sale price labeling and lot designations.
Senator James E. Bruce former Anita resident now in Tampa Florida spent a pleasant holiday week in Hollywood California as guest of his daughters Mrs Anita Consigny and Miss Edna Bruce. Friends learn of his greatly improved health in the old home community.
Due to scarlet fever quarantine in Griswold Rev. Cooper cannot fill his Anita Christian Church appointment next Sunday. A Des Moines minister will conduct both morning and evening services with Sunday School at 10 A.M. and preaching at 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. Everyone is invited.
A heavy mix of rain snow and sleet drenched the area Wednesday night. The report notes three extra bedcovers kept a cold mortal from freezing to death while Senator Cummins says the soldier bonus bill will pass even if the President vetoes.
A Des Moines Courier punster quips that once the Ku Klux Klan is made a paying outfit, the Jews will take it over. The remark ends with a playful mystery about what “over” means.
The Iowa Forum notes a faction led by La Follette and Brookhart within Congress causing publicized flare-ups. The piece argues this group aims to present itself as the sole voice, while observers doubt that portrayal.
Harley Miller and his family, formerly from Anita, have spent weeks in Minnesota with Willard Miller and relatives. After their visit they plan to move to Burlington, Iowa, where Harley has leased a farm for 1924.
The 1924 crop of leap year political wall flowers promise to be quite a jaded lot of specimens. If you can't say a good word for the town in which you live, better keep quiet, or someone who hears you knocking will wonder whinel you don't move out.
A critique notes that the bloc in Congress, described as unlawful and unfounded, stalls legislative action. It singles out a member from Iowa as part of the group seen as harming national interests and the country’s governance.
Friends and former neighbors learn of the serious illness of Mrs. H. T. Chapin who has lived in Grinnell Iowa and recently moved to Des Moines to stay with her daughter Mrs. Gergie Gifford. She was among the early settlers of Lincoln township in this county.
D R Donohoe, who has made numerous trips to New York City in carload consignments for the Anita Produce Company, went to Moravia Iowa this week and took another car load to be shipped from that point by the Anita Produce Company.
G. McFarland of Massena township visited the Record office on Tuesday to check on local news and contribute information from the community.
About 40 farmers have for sale certified seed of Kanréd Wheat Rosen Rye Iowa 103 Oats Iowa 105 Oats and Jargen Oats. Certified seed is free from foreign grains and not over a quarter of one percent of other varieties. It is weed free and not lighter than the standard. Seed is inspected in the field and after threshing by association representatives.
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