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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
3
Walnut Grove Hog Remedy Company stockholders met in this city for the semi annual session with a large attendance. Directors and officers reported thorough review of all departments and a profitable period justifying a nine percent dividend for the past six months to be paid to stockholders. A wide network of salesmen across Iowa and other states aided the success.
The editor urges readers to submit town news items by any convenient method. Citizens are invited to bring mail or phone items, with staff ready to adjust them for print. The note encourages contributions to make the paper more interesting and inclusive.
State of Iowa Cass County public probate notice requires all concerned to appear at the Cass County Court House in Atlantic on July 14 1923 at 9 00 am to show cause why the instrument alleged to be Benjamin Wagner s last will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk A A Emigh signs and seals the record dated July 1922.
A Guthrie Times writer argues the Ku Klux Klan is no more dangerous than many secret orders and would rather confront a hooded person openly than enter a lodge. The rest notes a June 27 birth to Mr and Mrs Fred Boehme, and local ads mention coal orders and paving on Main Street updating the town infrastructure.
The Atlantic Iowa Board of Supervisors held a regular session on June 14 1923 with members Zellmer Bode Bell Highley and Armentrout present. They approved minutes, permitted Chautauqua use of the courthouse lawn, and awarded several bridge and culvert contracts to Henningsen Construction Co. They rejected earthwork bids, accepted certain earthwork bids, and set claims for payment including pensions and road work. The meeting adjourned to June 25 1923.
The Cass County Board of Supervisors met at 9 00 A M with members C A Zellmer chairman D J Bode W D Bef A C Highley and H G Armentrout present. They reviewed the prior meeting minutes and formal proceedings.
A large crowd gathered last week to watch two Cook & Stucker bricklayers lay brick swiftly on Main street, showcasing expert workmanship and rapid progress in the project.
A license was issued last week in Avoca to Frank McDermott of Wiota and Esther Adair of Atlantic. The ad promotes Binding Twine Plymouth Standard and invites orders through The Farmers' Coop.
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