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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
8
Mrs Tim Knowlton and Miss Mil dred Knowlton spent a few days last week in Massena with friends.
Tim and Earl Knowlton traveled to Omaha on Friday to buy a drag wagon. Holmes Lumber Co and partners Chas Heck and Gerald Birge bought C G Hayter’s threshing outfit. A fifteen cent pear product is urged with a strong sales pitch, and a mention of Robt Cryer.
Mrs. John Pine returned Thursday from Stuart where she spent a week with her son and family. Mrs. John Row is much improved in health and can come to town occasionally. Fresh horseradish catchup mustard and olives at City Meat Market Vitt Robt Cryer.
A line forms for a selection of canned goods at the City Meat Market with ROBT. CRYER handling the sale. Shoppers report tight pricing and quick service as stock moves.
Severe hand injury forces suspension of fresh meat handling though full line of cooked meats groceries canned goods will be on sale. Walter Hunter John Chew Marle Gipple Mike Metz Violet Prather J W Martin Robt Cryer Roy Derry etc. Found automobile crank at RECORD office. Sam Hansen family visited Anita.
Irene Gipple daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Gipple and Cloyd Karns son of Mr and Mrs Chas F Karns wed at the Conley home Atlantic on July 16 with Rev F W Simpson officiating. After a seven o'clock wedding dinner the couple left for lakes in Northern Iowa then plan to visit Ruthven Audubon and other homes before taking the Karns farm northeast of Anita.
Preparations begin August 20 and 21 as the Iowa State Fair gears up. Activities include music, judging, and exhibitions leading to a grand opening August 22 with nightly fireworks and aerial displays by Louis Gertsen and Lieutenant Pas, touted as unprecedentedly spectacular. The U.S. railroad administration announces reduced rates for late visitors.
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