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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
5
Official notice from the District Court of the State of Iowa in Cass County appears in the record. Details such as case number names of parties and deadlines are partially readable and indicate court actions. Proceeding dates and specific requirements may be listed in full documents.
Pearl Ameden sues R. T. Ameden for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment endangering life. Plaintiff files in Cass County District Court Iowa. defendant must appear by noon of the second day of the April 1928 term at Atlantic court house or a default and judgment will be entered. Attorneys Boorman & Whitmore represent the plaintiff.
Joe Miller of Los Angeles sends the Record editor copies of local papers detailing the Hickman trial. He notes a guilty verdict for kidnapping and murdering a twelve year old girl, with a $1500 reward cited and swift justice praised by California courts.
Attendance at Sunday School last week was 81 with a goal of 90. A special collection of 17.17 was raised and there is emphasis on increasing it for a current need. Pre Lenten meetings begin March 18 led by Mrs Bertha Harris. Communion and children services planned with Ray Myers as evening speaker at the convention near Council Bluffs.
Fern L. Anderson of Ross Audubon county plans to quit the business of breeding and shipping pure bred Clydesdale horses. A public sale will be held at the Manning sale pavilion on Tuesday February 28. Anderson has earned national fame for his stock shown at Iowa fairs and the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago, consistently winning top premiums and ribbons.
Advertisement offers best one wheel Har row carts for sale with a free circular. Item owner listed as MENEFEE Atlantic and Mrs Elizabeth Ames is noted as visiting Osceola with her son Aze S Ames before returning home.
A Busier week at the Anita Record highlights callers Mrs. Guy Baker John H. Dinkey and Frank A. Smith while items include a tonsil operation for Louise Trumbull lease of Willard Miller farm for 1928 adoption of a new trustee for the J J Brown estate a lost boy’s glasses a stray dog a move to Greenfield and a Willard Miller subscription renewal plus local notices on rentals sales and farm goods.
We express grateful appreciation for the many kind acts during the illness and death of our beloved son and grandson. Grateful for the beautiful floral tributes to his memory. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baker and Family Mrs. Ellen J. Baker. A. L. Henderson.
Eggs for hatching from Pure Bred Buff Orpingtons offered at four dollars per hundred. Phone 35 F 14 Extra. 10 41 Mrs. Fred Bell.
B D Forshay visited Omaha Saturday. Mrs Edna Nichols spent Saturday with friends in Atlantic. Mrs Phil T Williams recovering from flu. Chas Jewett Lew H Hayter and families moving to Anita this week. Frank J McCord Valley Junction visited Anita last week. Harold Barber now employed by James Rose North Anita Garage. Mrs Orville Goodwin recovering from illness. H S Liston moving to a farm near Lincoln Center. Lay ing Mash promoted with special price this week. Clarence O Lacey Rialto Theatre returned from Harlan Iowa. Special church meetings continue through March. Orville Goodwin leased Harry H Cate residence on West Main. A L Henderson returning to Nevada Missouri. Groundhog weather noted. Chas Marshall family moved from West Main to Sears residence near Citizens Bank. H G Armentrout Lincoln township shipped cattle and hogs to eastern market.
The United States once relied on Germany and others for Christmas toys but in recent years Americans have shifted to domestic manufacture. In 1927 toy production valued at two hundred million dollars.
Frank A. Smith has bought the Samuel Petty residence at Locust and Iowa streets and will move in this week after selling stock and farm implements. Mrs. Isabelle Joy has been seriously ill the past week. Curtis Moore, long-time resident near Fontanelle, will relocate to a farm near Wiota this week.
Guy Baker and his father in law A L Henderson made a business trip to Lincoln Nebraska on Monday. Corn Dope advertises a corn product while promoting a Des Moines address for purchase. For sale early Ohio seed potatoes Cobbler seed potatoes offered at 1 75 per bushel home grown by John Dinkey Wiota Ia
Attorney E. O Holton and Harry C Faulkner of Anita Bank stopped in Atlantic on business Saturday. Wm H Wagner and wife and J A Wagner and wife visited Ames last Friday to see their sons Byron and Wayne Wagner study at Iowa State College and hear them sing in the college glee club and quartet.
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