Local notes on residents and area happenings
Samuel Petty and wife visited the office on a Tuesday afternoon. The Alamito Sanitary Dairy Company barn and wagons burned in Omaha last week, but no horses were lost. Dr. C. V. Beaver treated a twelve year old with a hip dislocation near Berea. Rh. A. Zike expands land holdings in Wyoming while others note cattle and real estate activity in Golden Prairie. A brother of Frank Lees’ wife died in Columbus Kansas. J. H. Hill paid for one year’s Record. W. W. Kirkpatrick ordered two yearly Recorp subscriptions. Jesse M. Deeming sells Woodmen insurance in Leon area. F. H. Stacey visits Berea. age hasn’t slowed him. John Pearce paid for a year’s Record to be sent to Fredricktown Missouri for his father Frank Pearce.
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Alamito Sanitary Dairy Company
Omaha
Rh. A. Zike
Arcadia
Nebraska
Wyoming
Cheyene
Golden Prairie
Ralph
J. W. Zike
Zike
John Pearce
Frank Pearce
Fredricktown
Missouri
Berea
Carl Hansen Brings Livestock From Chicago Sale
Carl Hansen returned home from Chicago with two cattle cars and one hog car. The cattle sold for 7.55 dollars per hundredweight and the hogs averaging 40 pounds brought 7.40 dollars per hundred.
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Carl] Hansen
Chicago
Anita Flour Mill Urged As Townsman Boost For Local Trade
The Anita Flouring Mill is praised as a steady advert for Anita and its merchants. The piece urges ongoing support for home industry, noting farmers visit town to buy flour and spend with local merchants, boosting the entire economy. It calls for six days of active promotion and a measured Sunday nudge if needed.
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Anita
Electric light wiring in Anita residents and studio
Over the past week P. A. Johansen wired several local buildings for electric lights including J. W. Long's residence J. A. Wagner's residence C. Hansen's residence and W. H. Dinsmore's photo studio The electric light bug in Anita is busy and the fever is spreading.
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P. A. Johansen
J. W. Long
J. A. Wagner
C. Hansen
W. H. Dinsmore
Anita
Joe Reynolds Surprised at Quiet Franklin Party
Neighbors gathered for a surprise party at Joe Reynolds's Franklin township home, with Lola Foote serving refreshments. Notices mention Merry guests, a funeral visit, local business notes, cemetery dues drive, newborns, and exchange of newspapers with the Anita Record.
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Joe" Reynolds
Franklin Township
Joe
Lola Foote
Old Sam Cooper Disagrees With Civil War History
Old Sam Cooper spends leisure hours reading a new Civil War history and argues with the historian. He is forced outside by Mother Cooper to cool off as they differ on the book’s main points.
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Sam Cooper
Mother Cooper
Sam
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Atlantic Produce Co
A. G. Todhunter
Samuel Petty
C. V. Beaver
A. L. Harris
Frank Lees
Columbus
Kansas
J. H. Hill
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Highland
Jesse M. Deeming
Woodmen
Leon
F. H. Stacey
Adair
Ohio
Minnesota
F. O. Worthing
C. R. Hyde
Spooner
Wisconsin
THE
Anita Mill
Electric Light Consumers
White Pole Garage
West End Main Street
Anna Bell
Elmer Smith
Erma Bell
Ralph Nichols
Vera Wood
Preston Bell
Margaret Bell
Wayne Armstrong
Marcia Giles
Stanley Wood
Dean Armstrong
Michael Metz
J. W. Jordan
Benton Center
Arcorp
J. W. Smith
Bontrager & Biggs
White Pole
Ford
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
City Hall
KE. J. Hall
Henry Robson
J.B. Hansen
Route V
Express Companies
Express
Stuart Herald
Gail
Clyde Smith
Georgia Hendricks
R. A. Becker
Becker
Atlantic
Anita Record
Sherm
F. Myers
Chas. d. Goodpasture
Myers
Anita Tribune
W. W. Niswender
General
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