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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
3
A candidate declares intent to seek the Republican nomination for clerk of the district court subject to the party voters decision at the June 7 primary.
A crowd of people lingered in a garden area, showing calm efficiency as they worked. The scene conveyed practiced familiarity with planting and outdoor tasks, suggesting prior experience rather than haste.
Sunday departures for Missouri and Toledo are noted along with PTA meeting plans at the High School. Rev. C L Thomas faces possible surgery after hospital exam. A fire damaged the Nichols coal house due to a bonfire started by children, delaying alarm bells and prompting fire department response.
The Cass county Board of Supervisors in Iowa will accept bids by 11 00 A M May 17 1920 at the County Auditor office for reinforced concrete and corrugated culvert pipes per Iowa Highway Commission specs A 5 percent certified bid accompanies each bid bonds required equal to contract price The county may waive defects and reject all bids Prices on specified pipe types and lengths are listed The contractor paid by county warrants as funds allow C B Kringel County Auditor Cass County Iowa Congregational Church Mothers Day reception four new members Whiting speaks on womenhood and evening services scheduled The day progresses with morning service at 11 00 A M and evening service at 7 30 P M
Frank Burkhart sends two dollars for the Anita RECORD as old friends from Old Wes Butrum in Fedora South Dakota exchange greetings. Local visitors include Miss Edith Howard from Atlantic and Walter Root with family. The Junior Class presents a play under Mrs Vera Holton. The grain and coal office building is moved for a new Farmers' Coop two story warehouse. Genealogy notes on the Johnson family mark a death in Atlantic.
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