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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
8
Former Anita area resident Mrs. Elizabeth Mast dies at age eighty after a brief pneumonia illness in Broken Bow Nebraska on December 31 1922. She is survived by four sons and two daughters. Wife of the late Lavi Mast. Funeral services and interment held in Broken Bow.
Meade Post No. 50 announces the largest G A R membership in Cass county and a willingness to contest any post in southwestern Iowa. It notes eighty and ninety year old members and the pride in honoring the Old Boys of the Sixties in daily life.
At the annual meeting held at the Masonic Temple Tuesday morning the Citizens' State Bank re elected all officers and directors. Issac Brown remains president and George Scholl vice president with R H Miller cashier and H E Newton and Kathryn Galiher asst cashiers. Harold Winder continues as book keeper and directors include H G Highley J F Gissibl G E Stone George Scho, James Furman, Glen W Wells, Frank Barber, and Abe Brown.
County Farm Bureau and Extension Service Iowa State College announce a series of farm meet demonstrations to promote home butchered and cured meats. R W Snyder will lead, arriving in February to assist. Demonstrations aim to improve killing curing and preserving methods and reduce losses from improperly handled meats. Watch for dates and locations to be announced.
More than 250 Farm Bureau members attended the Cass County annual convention. Officers were reelected including President Dr Milord and Vice President H L Walker. The gathering featured a dinner, talks by E T Neer and Mrs Gene Cutter, reports from officers, and a radio program with State College reps. Membership reached 640 with 100 new members added.
Notice to bidders from Caas county Iowa for bridge lumber and piling with bids due January 18 1923 at 1 30 p m. certified checks bonds and delivery terms specified. Local notices include Andrew Peterson shelled corn Miss Helen Mooney school Crooked Valley Ralph Stephenson and others visiting and social events with several trips and chores listed.
M. E. Church Alva notes list services led by Pastor Jacobs with Sunday School at 10 a m and Epworth League at 6 40 p m. Beginning Tuesday in January evening prayer meetings feature Rev Jacobs Congregational site Rev Robertson Thursday M E Church Rev Dagros Friday M E with Rev Robertson. Attendees enjoyed a Sunday evening union service and soloists Anita East Durnayg Dinsmore Garnes Mray.
Notice to water users that water bills are due January 1 1923 with a 20 percent penalty if unpaid by January 10. Signed by W T Bigga. Also a line about low prices on sine tence posta and a reference to Farmers Sul Co.
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