Mrs Claudia Brown Serves as Record Caller Friday
Mrs Claudia Brown acted as the record caller on Friday, assisting at local events and handling official entry procedures.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
6
Mrs Claudia Brown acted as the record caller on Friday, assisting at local events and handling official entry procedures.
Adair selects H R Soule as mayor replacing O H Archer who resigned. Soule's election confirms leadership for the town with new municipal direction.
Mrs. Dr. L. R. Johnson and her baby daughter Marilynn were guests of Casey friends last week in a social gathering.
An advertisement urges farmers and local businesses to engage with the Farmers' Co op seeking new customers and partnerships. The message emphasizes outreach and cooperation to boost community commerce.
Dexfield Park, developing into a popular summer resort, will be opened to the public next Sunday marking a milestone for visitors seeking a new outdoor destination.
In Atlantic a notice extols the New Calumet on the corner north of Whitneys Bank for good eats and first class service. It promotes a dining experience in a compact, period voice.
Carroll White, son of Mr and Mrs Mayne White of the Casey vicinity, was taken to Des Moines last week where he submitted to an operation.
James Morgan came back Friday afternoon from an overland trip to Nebraska as he was summoned home by the death of his mother in Chicago.
Roy A Stacey, once a prominent Anita youth, now owns and runs multiple Iowa newspapers and has acquired his latest title, the Guthrian, in Guthrie Center.
Local notice seeks owner of a found watch. Owner must identify property at the record office and pay 70 cents for this notice, plus a suitable reward to the barefoot boy who delivered the item.
Geo A. Shike, formerly of Anita and now residing in Orient Iowa, visited the city last week as a traveling salesman for the Walnut Grove Hog Remedy Company. His territory covers northern Iowa.
W. J. Tobias owner of the Ideal Stock Farm on The Great White Way between Anita and Adair will deliver a series of Iowa lectures addressing issues facing Iowa farmers.
Miss Marie Gundrum of Casey who teaches music in many towns along the Rock Island presented her Viola pupils in a piano and violin recital at the M. E. church in Anita. Miss Dorothy Dinsmore of this city contributed several selections to the program.
M. E. Millhollin and his wife were Omaha visitors during the past week, stopping to view local sights and meet with friends.
L B Trumbull and Reverend Alva Jacobs visited Atlantic on Friday as they toured local sites and met residents. The pair's stop highlighted community engagement during their excursion.
Farmers' Coop announces services to ship cattle and hogs, highlighting logistics support for livestock producers. The notice emphasizes efficient handling, transportation arrangements, and regional availability for farm shipments.
Mrs. W. S. Reed and Miss Mattie Harrison wrote about record callers on Monday. The brief item records the social visit, naming the two women and the day of the call.
The home grown strawberry is likely to crowd foreign products from local markets. Farmers expect strong sales as domestic berries compete with imports. Local growers cite freshness and price as key advantages in the coming season.
Mrs. Harry Stucker came back Friday from Lawrence Kansas after spending a week with her parents.
Mrs Mary Duthie of Denver Colorado and Mrs George Scholl of this city were record callers Friday.
Mrs Zola Vernon Beebe, once of Anita, has been re elected to the sixth grade teaching post at the consolidated schools in Lewis.
Mrs Rev Thos Kelley of Castletown Illinois spends the week in Anita with many old friends and former neighbors.
George Marsh of Bridgewater, old Anita vicinity resident, spent last week in the city with relatives and friends.
The trained nurse who has cared for Lew Anderson since his illness went home to Atlantic on Friday due to illness.
A brief newspaper note recalls a cautious woman who left home with dinner cooking on a gasoline stove and returns to find the meal spoiled, illustrating the perils of leaving cooking unattended.
A. F. Choate of this city completed a fine new monument to honor the memory of the late Wilhelm Hettinger to be placed in Evergreen Cemetery.
Announcement of the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Reeves on May 29 has been delayed possibly due to bad roads. The newborn is a welcome addition to the Reeves family.
Griswold town officials announce measures to house temporary undesirables, proposing two or more cages for their care and accommodation.
R. C. Clark of the Iowa dairy and food division says the state’s hens will lay eggs in six months enough to cover a twenty two million dollar soldiers bonus at current prices, or the Iowa cows will produce butter in five months to do so.
At Redondo Beach California on June 3 three surf bathers from a picnic party drowned in a rip tide. Victims were Ernest Goodpasture 32 and his brother Victor 40 of Huntington Park and William Lyons 29 of Inglewood. Lauretta and Dorothy Cline of Huntington Park were rescued by lifeguards. Ernest and Victor were cousins of L R Goodpasture and Mrs F J Deeming of this city.
A child adopted from an orphans home faces taunts from peers about real parents. The dialogue centers on whether adoptive parents can be real parents as the child asserts their love surpasses that of the peers' parents who only provided biological ties.
While in the timber the writer witnessed a spirited scrap between a black Tom cat and a timber squirrel. They chased around a large tree, setting records for height and speed, as the squirrel barked at each leap and the cat struggled to keep pace.
Bert Wiggins former undertaker in Anita, now a traveling salesman for a wholesale house, visited his old town on Friday to interview local furniture dealers. He and his family reside in Lincoln Nebraska.
Traveling men from Des Moines drove past a detour east of Anita and entered Evergreen Cemetery. They backed up after hitting fresh cement on the Great White Way, then redirected to town. A fining warning followed for future violators.
Miss Mildred Walker is returning from Twin Falls Idaho where she taught in the public schools during the past year. She intends to remain in Iowa for 1923 24 and has several positions in view where her services are in demand. The Cass county teaching scene is noted for merit and service in hiring instructors.
A brief urging traders to conduct their operations at 18 tf THE FARMERS' COOP. The message emphasizes preferred timing and venue for market activity, suggesting trust in the coop's guidance.
A legal notice states expertise in practice across all courts with specialization in land titles and settlement of estates. The firm highlights experience in title examinations and fiduciary proceedings.
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