For Sale Titan and Plow by Biggs Record Office
For sale two farm implements including a ten twenty Titan and a three bottom plow. Enquiries directed to the RECORD office. Dated 26 August. Biggs records notice.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
7
For sale two farm implements including a ten twenty Titan and a three bottom plow. Enquiries directed to the RECORD office. Dated 26 August. Biggs records notice.
A concise Omaha advertisement urges readers to invest in seasoned securities for safety and predictable dividends. It emphasizes stability and steady returns as a cornerstone of financial strategy.
Dr W K Fish departed Saturday for Denver to visit his wife Arline and Mildred Hallam while Mara Ainley of Council Bluffs was chosen Commander of the National Rainbow Society at a Birmingham reunion. The society unites Veterans of the Rainbow Division.
Georgeh Morgan pays the highest market price for Hog Si phones at office and residence listings. Rev Thomas Kelley remains in 11 health. Paul Smith works in City Garage. Dexter’s ice supply exhausted. Lightfoot visits Atlantic. Budd and wife visit Des Moines. Lula Page visits Red Oak. Mrs. Danish Moore ill under Dr. Adair care. Miss Mary Myers visits Forshay family from New Jersey. Tony Van Beek earns 2800 per acre on potato patch. Biggs, Brewer, and Larson travel to Dale City and Booneville to hunt fish. Coal seam found west of Avoca at 250 feet. Local ads on union suits and other items. Forshay family to Lake Okoboji. Harald Smith called to Des Moines for wife’s illness. Mrs. M. Lowell and son visit Boone. L. C. Campbell returns from deep-well work with patrons satisfied.
The Cass County Farm Bureau suspends its publication and will send subscribers the farm paper Barrison's Home Farm from Oakland Iowa. A July 17 1920 note reports the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs James C Rickel with congratulations from friends and neighbors. Denny Pearce was praised for last weeks busy effort leading to him leaving his job. Edwin Melntyre, long time worker at Ortonville Minnesota, visits his mother and sisters in the city while seeking a warmer climate location between winter extremes.
L. E. Moorehouse and wife of Mas sena were Sunday guests of W. J. Westen and wife. The note mentions preserving kettles made of aluminum or granite ware in larger sizes and prices as low as 58 cents.
The teachers regular examination runs July 28 to 30 with separate schedules for regular and normal training candidates. Wednesday morning includes Didactics, Spelling, Reading. Wednesday afternoon covers Geography, History, Domestic Science. Thursday morning lists Arithmetic, Physiology, Agriculture. Thursday afternoon features Music, Grammar, Writing. Friday morning offers Algebra, Economics. Friday afternoon Civics, Physics. Jennie M Wagop, County Superintendent of Schools.
Sol N. Wagner, who spent a pleasant few weeks among relatives and friends in Anita and locality, has returned to Ruthven, Iowa. He was accompanied by his son W. H. Wagner Jr., and the journey was made in fear.
Mrs Herglee Spiker a book keeper at the Jones Sanitarium Atlantic and Miss Leander are spending the summer with Frank Miller’s family in Gunnison Colorado. Miller lives in Eckley Colorado and hosts the pair during the vacation season.
An 55 gallon oak barrel is offered at 81.40 Bach at THE CITY MARKET. Mrs. D L Spiker of Menlo visited the city with her parents A A Miller and wife. Also advised is Life Guard Fly Chaser for calmer cows at milking and higher yields, available until 10-21 from L B Trumbull.
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