Sox defeat Cubs in four innings amid ice and winds
In the City League opener the Sox won easily against the Cubs in four innings due to darkness and chilly winds. Millhollin brothers were the winning battery with Allanson and Rasmussen on for the Cubs. Wiota Marvel Stars held the Cubs to two seat in hits as Allanson struck out six. Blakesley and Millhollin Jr. contributed two base hits while Homer Millhollin and E. Burke added two base hits apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sox
Cubs
Millhollin
Wiota Marvel
Milly
Allanson
Alte
C. Blakesley
Homer Millhollin
E. Burkeach
Deeming family leaves for Auburn to run Record
Roy W. Deeming and family depart Monday for Auburn Indiana to operate and later purchase the Record. He has long been connected with the local newspaper and is praised as a capable printer and faithful operator able to serve the town with a good live home newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Roy W. Deeming
Roy
Farmers Supply Co Low Prices on Steel Fence Posts
Claude Spry of Wiota spent Saturday evening with friends in Anita. Mrs Annie Smith and children who moved to Rockford Iowa plan returning to Anita. Ward and Lewis win contract to modernize G W Marsh residence. Tom Tierney from Des Moines visits family. Granddaughter Jean Ealeen Reynolds born May 8 1923 to Mr and Mrs Alana Reynolds. Main street curbing and gutter finished from west limits to I O O F corner. workers move to east end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Spry
Wiota
Anita
Annie Smith
Rockford, Iowa
Mina Peerman
Avoca
Jean Ealeen Reynolds
Alana Reynolds
Main Street
Community notes on road plans and local life in Anita
Residents Harry Cheatrick Florence Rickel Helen Myers and Homer Bangham visited Rev W R Radliff in Macedonia. The City Council plans a temporary road from Marr's Avenue to Iowa Street, with potential future connection to open Iowa Street east of town. An old 40 by 60 foot ice house near Anita’s west city lot will be sold at public auction Saturday at 4 PM for lumber bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Erma Cheatrick
Florence Rickel
Helen Myers
Homer Bangham
Macedonia
W. R. Radliff
Anita M. E. Church
Marr's Avenue
Lowa Street
Marr’s
West Anita
Notable Atlantic Visitor Calls On Editor
John C. W. Carey of Atlantic visited the city on Wednesday and paid the editor a friendly call. Carey is a well known figure in southwest Iowa, long a traveling salesman for Omaha and Des Moines wholesale drug houses and in recent years a subscription solicitor for the Des Moines Daily and Sunday Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. W. Carey
Atlantic
Carey
Iowa
Omaha
Des Moines
Daily
Sunday Register
Rumor Claims Woman Defends Self Against Domineering Husband
A dubious report suggests a large man, likened to a Ku Klux Klan member, went home and was struck by his wife in self defense after being unable to control himself. The piece extols modern women’s growing strength and self defense, framing the incident as a validation of women rising to power and utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Old Man Loses Feet? Likely not
L. C. Campbell of this city is praised for wells dug on West Anita city lots and is urged to obtain authority to guarantee a full water supply. J. P. Metz of Wiota visits Anita on business. Mrs. Lizzie Hartshorn of Atlantic spends Sunday in Anita. Rural Telephone poles are being removed from Main street. Mrs. John Rexroade treated by Dr. H. E. Campbell. Mrs. S. J. Johnson and daughter Anna visit Atlantic. John D. Roe of Atlantic comes for insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Anita
L. C. Campbell
Johnstown
Lizzie Hartshorn
Atlantic
Anita
Rural Telephone Company
John D. Roe
Local notices and cafe ad mix in city listing
Frank Naylor spent Sunday in the city. Try the fifty cent noon lunch at The New Calumet Cafe. Atlantic corner north of Whitney's Bank. Ev Crane notes the difficulty of nursing an earbuncle and maintaining faith. Senator Dunlap promotes Kellogg strawberry plants at seventy five cents per hundred with leave orders at Record Office. WM. A. Petit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Calumet Cafe
Whitney’s Bank
Atlantic
Senator Dunlap
Kellogg
Lost license plate notice and local notes from Anita Record
A. N. Gron visited the Record office on Saturday. Lost between the Karns farm and town or between town and the Gipple farm plate number 20-3714. Finder to leave at the Record office. 2011 Clair Gipple. The Anita Record notes a humorous comment about Menlo Journal and water systems in small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Karns
O. Gipple
Anita Record
Menlo
Menlo Journal
Iowa
Bath Room Addition Under Way At Calkins Home
G. F. Deeming is building a bath room onto Jay C. Calkins residence. George Ward and wife Sherman F. Myers and wife and Sherman F. Lowell visited Atlantic Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay C. Calkins
G. F. Deeming
George Ward
Sherm. F. Myers
Sherman F. Lowell
Atlantic
Bill Stager Returns from Jungle Life to Anita Saturday
Bill Stager left the jungles briefly and came down to Anita Saturday to spend the evening with his many friends, making a social appearance amid familiar faces.
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Bill” Stager
Jungles
Anita
For Sale Strawberry Plants and Berries at Auction
For sale strawberry plants Dunlap and Progressive ever bearing at 1.00 and 1.50 per hundred postpaid. Cumberland Black cap raspberry 3.00 per hundred not postpaid. Chas. C. Ruhr Green 429 Atlantic. Mrs. Winifred Morris of Corvallis Oregon a former Anita lady spent a few days in Anita last week visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Fish and called at the Record office with Mrs. Fish.
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Cumberland
Chas. C. Ruhr
Atlantic
Winifred Morris
Corvallis
Oregon
Anita
W. E. Fish
Record Office
Mrs. W H Schultz Loses Finger In Machinery Accident
Monday wash day turned tragic for Mrs. W. H. Schultz when her left index finger was caught in machinery. The injury required amputation at the first joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Shultz
Violin and Piano Instructor at Wednesday-W. H. Dinsmore
The notice lists an instructor of violin and piano at the residence of W. H. Dinsmore on a Wednesday schedule. The item references dates 20 and 21 with unspecified year or details.
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W. H. Dinsmore
Mrs May Fverlee Returns Home After Visit
Mrs May Fverlee returns to Cumberland after a two weeks visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Alona Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Fverlee
Cumberland
Alona Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tox Wallop
Ubs
Tolis
Giants
Farmers Supply CO
Ward & Lewis
G. W.marsh
D. W. Faulkner
Tom Tierney
Es Moines
M. Tierney
South Dakota
J. P. Metz
City
Watson Trego
John Rexroade
H. E. Campbell
S. J. Johnson
Miss Anna
Frank Naylor
Ev Crane
WM. A. Petit
A. N. Gron
Clair, Gipple
Victor
Anita Produce Company
G. O. Smither
W. C. Turner
R. L. Robinson
Klean
Klothes
S. L. McFarland
Prop
S. W. Clark
Silvertown
C. W. Shaffer & Son
Anita, Iowa
Miss Marie Gundrum
Dence
Iowa Electric Company
Your-Town-And-The-Electric Company
Iowa Electric CO
S. 2Nd ST
Cedar Rapids
Emozzy
Koop
Ructi
Megs
Boone
Sun Board
G. F. Manufacturing Co., Extra, Fa
Rexall Drug Store
Jos
Clydesdale and Shire Stallions
Clydesdale
Moulton
Shire
Lincoln Fair
Eb, Harry
W. J. Robinson
My Farm
Bert Willison
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