Obituary for Olive Luella Bell in Anita Iowa
Olive Luella Stout born February 15 1860 in Mahaska County Iowa died February 24 1923 at her home in Anita aged 63 years 11 days She married Thomas J Bell January 29 1880 and lived in Mahaska Cass and finally Anita She mothered ten children and nine teen grandchildren with her husband predeceasing her in 1919 Funeral services were held February 26 conducted by Rev Clampitt at her home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Luella Stout
Mahaska County
Iowa
Anita
Thomas J. Bell
Cass County
Bell
Anderson
Benton
Fred
Edward
Howard
Joe Brown
Orville
Olga
Aaron
Earl
Marshall County
California
Madison County
South Dakota
Mother Bell
Rev. Clampitt
Greenfield
Evergreen Cemetery
Abolish Tax Free Securities and Tax Relief Motion
A Davenport Iowa Times reflection urges ending tax free bonds to fund public works and ease burdens on property owners. The piece critiques currency, Congress, and President Harding, noting mid-session vacation and looming fur amidst Iowa politics and national headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Kenyon Boom for President Questioned by Commentators
The piece questions which quarter will produce the next Kenyon boom for president and argues the Judge should focus on real work rather than being bound to critique premature unauthorized booms that lack progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Iowa Legislature Approves Women in State House Seat Measure
The Iowa legislature approves a measure allowing women to sit as members and sends it to the next session before a statewide vote. The article notes flaws in electing county superintendents and questions saving funds by retaining appointive boards for county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
O. K
General Assembly
Twenty five wood heathy fall pigs on sale
Twenty five wood heathy fall pigs will be sold at Parker Feed Barn in Anita on Saturday March Sed. Gerald-Akers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Anita
McAdoo Seen As Likely Democratic Presidential Nominee
The Rochester Port Express argues Mr. McAdoo looms as a presidential contender, boosted by a campaign push among American Legion members and distribution of his bonus speech. It criticizes his railroad management, cites higher rates and wages, and notes his alliance with Governor Cox as a potential advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
American Legion
Congressional Record
Cox
Ohio
League of Nations
Rochester
N.Y
Port
Anita school to install drinking fountain funded by scholars
Local school plans a frontyard drinking fountain funded by student scholars. A Parker Feed Barn sale yielded about 1500 dollars in personal property. Audubon Republican reports Ab Currier’s illness. A 13 year old Hackner underwent pneumonia surgery. Ted Vernon attended Greenfield services. Uncle Davey Alexander, a longtime Anita Records reader, renewed his subscription for 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Davy Alexander
Record
Anita Times
Anita Tribune
Anita Record
Davey
Card of Thanks for support after mother's illness and death
The Bell family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during our mother's illness and passing and for the beautiful flowers. Signed by Anderson Bell, Benton Bell, Fred Bell, Edward Bell, Kari Bell, Howard Bell, Joe Brown, Orville Bell, Olive Bell, Aaron Beil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Bell
Benton Bell
Fred Bell
Edw. Bell
Kari Bell
Howard Bell
Joe Brown
Orville
Olive
Aaron Beil
Three Decades Of Change From A Nostalgic Rant
A reflective piece contrasts life thirty years ago with present times. It recalls prices like eggs at 25 cents for three dozen and butter at 10 cents a pound, while lambasting modern habits such as smoking, gambling, and fast living. It laments social shifts including suffrage and prohibition debates.
Savings Account Interest Compounded Semiannually
Interest at five percent per year is compounded every six months on Savings Account at Citizens State Bank. Anita and Lowa are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ State Bank
Iowa Supreme Court Rules Banks Cannot Deduct Liberty Bonds for Tax
Guthrie County appeals court decision stops banks from deducting Liberty bonds from capital stock for taxation. The Iowa Supreme Court ruled the Liberty bond deduction illegal despite past notices and held that the Richmond Virginia case does not apply to Iowa. The First National Bank of Guthrie Center led the suit seeking tax recovery and the ruling allows counties to collect thousands in unpaid taxes and blocks bank refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Guthrie County
First National Bank of Guthrie Center
Iowa
Fortieth General Assembly
Supreme Court
Richmond
United States Supreme Court
38Th General Assembly
Des Moines National Bank
Tom Fairweather
State Supreme Court
Audubon Republican
Massena Plans Fair With Anita Ground Lease
Massena will hold a district fair this year contingent on renting grounds from T. T. Saunders of Anita. Secretary McBride states Saunders has agreed to rent on prior terms, so the board should meet promptly to begin arrangements and secure early amusement contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
T. T. Saunders
Anita
McBride
Saunders
Massena Echo
Audubon officials appear as witnesses in district court case
City Marshal A D Dean Attorneys E S Holton and P Ziegler Ed L Newton and others testified in a district court trial in Audubon Friday as witnesses in a case heard there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Dean
E.S. Holton
4. P. Ziegler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesus
Hirding
Harding
Congress
Grover Cleveland
United States
Dam
Washington
Brookhart
Poindexter
Des Moines Register
W. N. Andersen
Parent- Teacher Association
Sth
Thomas Talty
Atlantic
Melvin Gross
Fred Knowlton
Anita, Lowa
Gerald-Akers
McAdooism
Chesnut Street
Omar
Jersey
Mystery
K. C
Holeman
Sena
Entral Market
Chestnut Street
Asa
White Pole
Walter Hackner
Ted Vernon
Larson
Park Hotel
H C
Guthrie Center Bank
The
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!