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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
8
Clayton A Carey has been a mighty sick man the past week from an attack of flu and lagrippe combined. Chas W Smith and wife have moved to the residence property in west Anita, vacated by S W Taylor and family.
The Farm Bureau will host March demonstrations on pruning and training of young trees and small fruits. Interested growers should watch notices and attend. Spray materials can be ordered through the Iowa Fruit Growers Association in large quantities at savings, ordered early for spring.
Gribble & Son wholesalers sued J. B. West a Missouri village merchant after he refused delivery. The firm sought information from a railroad agent and a local bank president, and even asked the mayor to recommend a lawyer, while West claimed to hold the railway, bank, and bar in one person and warned of payment.
Mary Jane Brickley, born February 20, 1822 in Clearfield County Pennsylvania, plans her 101st birthday celebration. She recalls a simple, communal life with 12 living children, 37 grandchildren and many great grandchildren, and notes changes in society from her youth to today.
The body of Mrs. A. H. Harris passed away at her home in Red Oak. She was brought to Massemua Tuesday for burial.
County Auditor Jennie M Ward announces that after March 1 1823 all county road primary road and bridge fund eclaims must be filed on special blanks provided by the County Engineer and approved by the Board of Supervisors. Dr L B Johnson and family plan to move to a new dwelling on east Main Street erected by W G McFarland.
Mrs Richard S Kiehl a former well known Anita resident died at her home in Indianola Iowa after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Indianola and she was buried at Evergreen Cemetery. She was born Minnie E B Hunt in 1861 and married Richard S Kiehl in 1880. They and their two children Dee and Glen lived in Anita before moving to Indianola. Her death ends a long record of community service and family devotion.
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