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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
5
A store advertises a strict rule against exaggeration and warns customers not to be misled by inexperience. It offers Ford parts of all kinds and asserts thoroughly tested materials.
June weather has favored crop growth, producing unusually strong yields and a record-breaking season for farmers. The piece highlights the role of the eye man in supporting agricultural success in Atlantic.
Grant township trustees will meet at the Farmers' Coop in Anita Iowa on Friday July 3 at eight o'clock to transact business including payment of bills. Allan A Hayter township clerk.
Lesson four of the Nutrition program Food for the Whole Family will be given Wednesday afternoon July 8 at the home of Mrs Frank Osen. A member from another township may give lesson five. All interested are invited to attend at 1 30 PM.
Patrons with safety deposit boxes or papers left at the former Citi zens State Bank of Anita Iowa must call and remove them at once. Examiner in Charge A A Lysne notes record callers Mr. and Mrs Chas L Wilson visited Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greazel of Iowa City are in Anita for a visit with relatives and friends to celebrate their marriage on April 15. The bride, formerly Mrs. Lillian F. Hayter of Anita, met the groom in Iowa City after returning from a winter stay with her sisters. The couple, who rekindled childhood friendship, have a new home nearly ready and wish health happiness and prosperity for their future together.
Attorney FE S Holton and wife visited Atlantic on Saturday. J W Skipton, Cass County Credit Association secretary, was a business visitor in Anita Friday. Mrs Lew M Martin and sons of Atlantic spent Sunday in Anita at the Carey home. Pure Dances attracted crowds Saturday night with three events in the area. Carrie Reynolds, employed at The Regulator, fell ill Friday and was taken home for care. Grace Hooper returned to Scottsbluff after funeral attendance for Charles C Steinmetz. Solon Karns purchased a demon speedster for quick service locally. Russia Harris, daughter of A L Harris, is taking a three month course at State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Ida Muttendam and her mother plan a trip to Hugendon Canada to visit Grace Taylor. Lost a white rat terrier with brown spots and harness. Parking space concerns arise for Band Concerts and Saturday nights in Anita. Thanks expressed for kindness during illness and death of Charles C Steinmetz. Mrs Bertha Steinmetz
Winners of the L. O. C. con test were entertained by the losers at a one o clock luncheon hosted at Mrs. Nora Campbell home. After the meal a few rounds of bridge were played and the afternoon passed pleasantly. Decorations were red white and blue. The L. O. C. Club will not meet again until September 1.
A California relocation report notes Claire Sweney, once a known Anita and Atlantic man, who ran a Spokane barber shop, has moved his family to Los Angeles. The permanence of the move depends on his love for the country and its conditions. Many who left Anita and Cass county seek to return to God’s country, others attempt to do so.
A longer detour on Whiteway 7 west of Anita offers travelers a view of additional hills and dales. The write up touts fertile landscapes and the region as a bountiful Garden of Eden boasting abundant crops and a famed abundance of agriculture.
Heavy rain with hail fell in Anita and vicinity Saturday night. The report notes concern a destructive hail storm in the weeks ahead could harm business nationwide due to crop outcomes, especially corn in Iowa.
Bids on two hundred tons of Southern Illinois coal for Court House and County Farm will be received at the Auditor's office in the Court House Atlantic Cass County Iowa until 1 30 o clock P M July 6 1925. Coal to be delivered F O B Court House at railroad weights.
A few days ago Mrs J Porch fell and badly fractured her arm at the shoulder joint. She is under the care of Dr H E Campbell and likely to be confined to her home for a long period due to her age and injuries.
Anita Battery & Electrical Shop announces a one dollar trade in value for old electric irons when purchasing a new Tron. In other news, Mrs. F. O. Worthing and daughter visit relatives in Atlantic. Mrs. Martin Christensen and child stay with sister near Berea. Mrs. J. E. Brookner heads to San Pedro for three months. Harley McCord and family, formerly of Brookings, South Dakota, vacation in Anita area. crops in South Dakota seen favorable for a large yield, per McCord.
The Anita Bank interior is being redecorated with painting and varnishing. Mrs. B K Gaylord, wintering with her sister Mrs. B L Scarlett, leaves this week for a visit with relatives and friends in Iowa.
Keith Chinn son of Mr and Mrs F C Chinn recently made the grade in the electrical engineering course at the State University and has returned to Iowa City where he will submit to an operation.
Mrs A D Bullock spent Friday in Atlantic visiting her son Wayne Bullock and family. Mrs J W Dempster of Pasadena California stays this week with sister Mrs T E Root. Mrs Dempster is accompanied by her daughter Miss Hazel.
Amos W. Shipman, who recently disposed of the City Meat Market, has accepted a position in a Stuart market and enters upon duties this week. He plans to move his family later.
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