Mrs Bartley Ill Under Doctor's Care Last Week
Mrs. Herbert Bartley was ill one day last week and received medical attention under a physician's care.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
4
Mrs. Herbert Bartley was ill one day last week and received medical attention under a physician's care.
Pastor announces Sunday School at 10 a m and 11 a m sermons. Epworth League events at 6 3 p m and 7 30 p m with song service. Evening preaching at 8 p m. Thursday prayer meeting at 2 30. Elijah Borge called at the Record office Friday.
Rev A A Robertson served as record caller Monday at Anita Iowa. Farmers Supply Co advertises low prices on steel fence posts. John Curter and wife moved to the R M Dunham property in North Anita, recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Cox.
The piece lampoons a newspaper editor who prints wedding notices and obituaries with florid language and profit motives. It describes ministers, subscriptions, and inevitable errors as readers react, cancel ads, and threaten protests in a humorous Southern voice.
A long list details address changes as residents move routes and towns. Names include H. B. Parrott Ira White Tim Knowl D. K. Moore Ed Hansen and many others shifting to town Stuart Bridgewater Adair Wiota Anita Bray and more.
Will Hays, long a movie executive and former Republican national chairman, may return to politics and seek a release from the film industry to direct the next GOP presidential campaign. The note reflects newspaper authority on his possible reentry and leadership role.
A critique of how editors exploit public life from birth to death for column material and reader interest. The piece argues editors profit through constant coverage and personal details, often surpassing other professionals in ongoing access to private events.
A fragmented report notes the United States with 6.25 of the world’s population consuming one-sixth of live stock and large shares of cattle sheep and horses. Per capita meat consumption ranks fourth at 142 pounds, behind Argentina Australia and New Zealand, with Canada and the UK also listed. Data spans 1912 to 1921 averages, other nations are pre-war figures.
Howard Allanson and family moved last Thursday to the residence property in Northeast Anita, recently vacated by Chas Smith and wife.
De G M Agair returned home to this city Wednesday evening of last week after months at his mother's home in Des Moines. Friends greeted him with pleasure and hope for renewed good health.
The first robin has appeared in this vicinity signaling spring’s approach. Citizens are urged to celebrate with cheer and toss hats in the air as a lighthearted sign of seasonal change.
Roy Dorale, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Dorale, spent several days in the city with his parents and returned Monday to Nampa Idaho where he has been employed for the past three years.
A surplus sale announces the purchase of 122000 pairs of U S Army Munson last shoes in sizes 5 12 10 12. The entire stock comes from a major U S Government shoe contractor.
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