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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
5
County Treasurer Frank Van Brocklin urges timely tax payments to avoid penalties starting April 1. Reminders include banking reporting times, and notices of residents traveling for work or family matters to Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, and Idaho.
A rural notice lists home grown timothy seed at 2.75 per bush el. In Anita and surrounding, local business and residents are noted. Several reports mention people visiting, recovering health, and community news from Des Moines to Atlantic and Oskaloosa.
Two young Recorded Short Horn bulls, one red and one roan, offered for sale. Good quality animals priced to go. contact D G Lloyd.
Ida Anna Blattner 57 died March 16 1917 at her son Fred Blattner's home in Cass County Iowa after a brief illness. Born August 28 1859 in Indiana she married Jared Blattner in 1876 at Tipton Iowa. Survived by three children Ern est A Blattner E E McMurray and Fred. Funeral at Rose Hill Avenue Anita conducted by Reader John L Rendall. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
The Blattner family expresses grateful thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and friendship shown after the recent death of their wife and mother.
Mrs. E. A. Taylor is ill with diphtheria and the Taylor home is under quarantine. Adam Haist has developed inflammatory rheumatism after two weeks of staying at home.
F. W. Beebe of Wiota has stocked groceries and plans to expand into mercantile trade to meet rising business. His son Bert has returned from Council Bluffs to help run the store and restaurant.
The notice praises Godfrey Miller for a new upper lip shave that critics call handsome while noting his long history of being a good looking man with distinctive facial hair.
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