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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
7
2011 F. O. Worthing is able to be at his place of business again after an illness of two weeks. Mrs. John Metheny returned home to Menlo Saturday. Mrs. Edith Gillett of Greenfield and Mrs. John Bear were RECORD visitors Monday.
Chas Exline has moved to a Maple Street residence near the east Rock Island crossing. Holmes Lumber Co lists services and a Sunday country visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hettinger. City Meat Market advertises canned goods at right prices. Robt Cryer is named in the local items.
D C Bell and his wife plan a temporary move to Omaha. The notice notes a short-term relocation with the aim of stability and return after a set period.
Ross Howlett spent Saturday night with Curly Clark near Menlo amid talk that Curly Clark has purchased thirty six thousand dollars worth of Guthriy county farm land in two weeks. Mya Edith Gillett of Greenfield is visiting Abita with her sisters Mrs TD Winder and Mrs John Boar.
Notice announces a special election in Cass County Iowa on August 5 1919 to decide selling the present County Farm at the highest price and purchasing specified sections in Section 8 Town 76 Range 36 for 8305000. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm. County Auditor Kringel signs seal.
Announcement from new owners of the D. C. Bell Café in Anita declares intent to maintain top quality service with meals, short orders, ice cream, confections, cigars, and rooms for transients. Also includes various community notices and local society items from the period.
Our business serves patrons during your absence with ready cash for goods. We buy shelled corn at 1.80 per bushel and oats at 68 cents. Coal delivery is slow but on the way. We stock twine feed salt and flour line and promote International Sugar Feed Co products. Mr. Spies of near Cumberland visited and bought gluten feed while noting feed value. We expect prices to stay steady while stock lasts.
Chas Exline suffers effects from ptomaine poison dose received July 4. Illinois Nut Coal touted for range. Holmes Lumber yard reports 2011 goods and Robi Cryer's meat market cooling plant now installed and operating.
The Churches of Christ of Cassio will join with the Church of Christ in Anita for religious services and a basket dinner at Anita Park on Sunday July 21. H. T. Clampet will speak in morning and afternoon services. all welcome with well-filled baskets.
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