War Veteran Rose Story Dies After Illness in Anita
Rose W Story age 38 born Anita Iowa August 8 1885 son of Mrs Lillie May Story died July 7 1924 at Atlantic hospital after brief illness. He served in World War with Company B 154th Infantry earned sergeant rank and overseas 1918 1919. Funeral held at Anita Congregational Church with Rev John W Ferner and American Legion post funds paid military honors at the cemetery.
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Rose W. Story
Lillie May Story
Anita
Cass County
Iowa
Atlantic Hospital
C. R. I. & P. R.y Company
Omaha
Nebraska
154Th Infantry
Camp Dodge
Anita Congregational Church
John W. Ferner
Anita Post
American Legion
Grateful thanks for kindness during illness and death
We express grateful thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown during the illness and in the death and burial of our beloved son and nephew Rose W. Story and for the many splendid floral tributes of love and sympathy.
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Rose W. Story
A D Bullock July Clearance Sale Opens July 12
The Anita store advertises a July Clearance Sale starting Saturday July 12 offering over thirty lines of goods in seasonable, high quality items at cut prices. Remnants half price, summer wash goods in ten varieties, grocery specials, and household articles are highlighted to attract careful buyers. Mrs. C G Wyco pp listed.
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A. D. Bullock
Anita
Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Sale At Special Prices
Bargain lot sale offers umbrellas muslin waists aprons silk hose and camisoles at deep discounts. Items include 36 inch unbleached muslin yardage, white waists up to 2.00 value, aprons and towels in various colors, Turkish towels 21 by 45 inches, black and brown lisle hose, and cotton hose, all offered at reduced prices per pair or per lot while they last.
Fire disaster at Campbell residence causes heavy loss
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a large quantity of household goods at Clarence Campbell's home Tuesday night. The blaze, sparked in a mid house closet, caused extensive smoke and water damage. Mrs Campbell, en route to a Band Concert, saw an explosion-like sound before flames consumed the interior. The Forshay & Forshay Agency insured $1,000, but losses exceeded that. The building, owned by J F MaXanner of Nebraska, was badly damaged.
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Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Forshay & Forshay
J. F. MaXanner
Nebraska
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Bullocks
C. G. Wycopp
Tishue Ginghams
Childrens’ Shoes
All Childrens
Teddys
Camasoles
Children’s Black
Prain
Luna
A. D.bullock
Misses Union
M.millhollin
California
W. N. Anderson
Anita Public Schools
Emerson Lee Anderson
Anderson
West 14Th Street
San Pedro
Prof. Anderson
Lew Bohling
Dutton
Montana
Bohling
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