Local Notes From Anita and Nearby
Entered as second class mail matter in 1913 Anita Iowa. Hazel Anderson, who taught in Davenport last year, arrived home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Berger of Kirkman Iowa visited Mother Whited and daughters Anna and Nellie. J M and E E Grace were in Omaha Monday with two car loads of cattle from their feed yards, securing a satisfactory price.
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Anita
Cass County
Iowa
Congress
Hazel Anderson
Davenport
Chas. Berger
Kirkman, Iowa
Whited
Anna
Nellie
J. M. and
E. E. Grace
Omaha
J. H. Trimmer
Trimmer
Anite
Hides and Furs Wanted At Todhunter's Dream Station
Advert shows F H Knowlton offering the highest market price for hides and furs delivered to Todhunter's Dream Station. Phone 299, 26-81 P. H. Knowlton.
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Todhunter
Found gold watch notice at RECORD office
A gold watch believed found is noted by RECORD. Owners must prove property and pay Affy cents to claim.
SundayRegister sale price noted. local visitors hosted
Sunday Register was sold at five cents. Edwin Dougherty signs the item. Charles H. Jackson and his wife from Omaha visited the city on Sunday, staying with E. E. Grace and wife and J. M. Grace as their hosts.
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Edwin Dougherty
Storewide event promises instant relief and lasting comfort
A store announces a three day event from June 28 to 30 offering services to guide customers toward instant relief and permanent comfort. The notice emphasizes personal demonstrations and in-store experts to assist shoppers.
Indoor Picnic Draws Home Missionary Societies
The Adair Home and Foreign Missionary Societies held an indoor picnic at the M. E. Church on Fike 4, last week, delayed by heavy morning rain. Attendees were served milk and honey as they gathered at 2 p.m., with festive decorations including a lighted cross and evergreen wreath, and were hosted by the Adair News editor.
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Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Adair
M. E
Boston Harbor
Ian Sea
Plastering and Brick Work Offered at Fair Prices
Local ad proclaims plastering and all brick and cement work with a first class guarantee. Mrs Emaline White travels to Washburn North Dakota to stay with daughter Mrs Reuben Scholl until November 1. Miss Cora Rogge recently passed an exam near the top of her class. Babe Bonney of Greenfield visits sister Mrs C T Winder. Wm Davis and Seymour Mallory start on C D Robinsons new house. A warning warns against buying from a stranger at the door selling face cream and court plaster.
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Emaline White
Washburn
North Dakota
Reuben Scholl
Cora Rogge
Atlantic School
Business Talk on Competition and Local Service Change
A local note discusses W Wagner Jr discontinuing his blacksmith shop to pursue another line. The author urges no price changes during the transition and assures customers will receive courteous service and quality work. Mentions Rasmussen piano tuning and a new baby for the Reynolds family. Details mention life insurance for the Robison family and Trimmer’s cattle shipment in southern Iowa.
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Iowa
W . Wagner, Jr
Wagner
Millard’s
West Main Street
Notice of settlement request from W H Wagner Jr
The notice asks all debtors to call promptly and settle accounts as the author has quit blacksmithing for other business. Dated 6-21. The item also mentions another soaking rain Friday morning and electrical pranks.
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W.H. Wagner, Jr
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Atlantic
Fair Grounds
Iowa National Guard
Messines Ridge
Red Oak
Steinke & Butler
Red Cross
Company “M
THE
Anita Record
Sherm. F. Myers
F. H. Knowlton
Jones
Chas. H. Jackson
City
J. M. Grace
F. L. Richardson
Chicago
Nebe
F. R. Leffing Well
Babe Bonney
Greenfield
C. T. Winder
Wm. Davis
Seymour Mallory
C. D. Robinson
C. V. Beaver
R. C. Rasmussen
Lawrence W. Reynolds
Betsane
F. Robison
Woodmen of America
C. E. Harry
G. H. Deeming