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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
8
Coe White the Ineman for Home Gas and Electric, injured when a pole snapped and fell on him at Evans three weeks ago, has recovered enough to leave the hospital for his rooms. He cannot work for some time but injuries are not expected to be permanent.
Colt shows stimulate interest in breeding high class horses, with Minnesota hosting 25 shows in 1945. They operate largely outside county fairs, favor fall events, and could focus on weanlings and yearlings with separate classes for purebreds and grades. Financing ideas include stallion owner prizes, club contributions, or bank loans, plus durable championship trophies and qualified judges.
Fire crews battled half a dozen blazes west of Fort Collins Loveland Longmont and Boulder amid dry weather. Officials say damage totaled thousands before containment and blame points to lightning and careless campers. An Iowa speeding auto editorial warns tighter driver standards and public safety measures. The Atlantic News-Telegraph reports a 1914 Iowa Supreme Court case over an estate dispute involving Elizabeth Barnholdt and William Schubert.
A playful ad urges readers to locate a wolf clue and bring an illustrated basket to the City Market for a citywide treasure hunt. It promotes participation, local business sponsor ties, and a light community event vibe.
Payette Independent notes missionaries and teachers will sail from Vancouver on the Tth of September heading to distant lands to teach and spread their mission.
The Payette Idaho Independent reports Miss Alice Reed, daughter of Rev and Mrs M D Reed, commissioned as a missionary teacher for a Grinnell College and Foreign Missionary Society project in China. Reed will study Pekin language two years, then serve seven years with eight other Iowa men and women, in Shan-Tung, a province about Idaho’s size with forty million people.
Plastering and all kinds of concrete work offered by Frank B Leffingwell with sixteen years of experience and a guarantee of satisfaction. Prices stated to be consistent with first class work. In the midst of a large promising hay harvest, weather conditions favorable.
Mr and Mrs Geo S Kirk, visiting Colorado, expect to return to Atlantic in a few days. Mr Kirk notes the heat on sandy Colorado soil is nearly unbearable and plans to move to Iowa where it is cooler.
T trené and Cleo Gipple visited Lewis on Sunday. Irene Lloyd stayed Sunday night with Gladys Karns. Clarence Spry was guest of the Karns boys Sunday evening. Hazel Lloyd overnighted with Maxine Kinsey. Clay Lewis and family visited C. M. Spry Sunday. Gladys Karns spent Fri and Sat with sister Mrs. Howard Joy. Clair Gipple Alfred Dement and Harold Rasmussen visited Karns boys. Farmers busy with haying this week and many laid by corn. Joe Kirkham and family of Fort Dodge visited John Just and family Thursday afternoon. D. G. Lloyd and wife hosted Sunday dinner for families of H. P. Kinsey Earl Griffin and C. F. Karns. Emma Hoover also a guest. Frank Barber Willie Hayter Jim Clark and Charlie Karns drove to Sioux City Wednesday and back Friday. The boys say corn is better here than along the route, but they have us beat on small grain.
Miss Mattie Baker cousin of Rev. M. D. Reed visited Payette for the Reed family. Friday they wed at the Manse with GC LL Kezer from Bellingham married on June 22. Both teach in Oklahoma Stillwater schools. now in Bellingham. They plan coastal travel then settle in the far northwest city.
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