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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
8
A handwritten sale notice outlines a moving sale from Shenandosh toward the Shie’d, listing animals and farm implements for auction tomorrow. Items include dogs, hogs, horses, cattle, an assortment of implements, and a note of James Bell of Anita, now deceased in Echo Oregon.
Construction notice seeks bids for a large pipeline project in Benton Township including 40 inch 36 42 size pipe with two head walls. Bids must include lump sum for the complete in place job and itemized prices for the group of items marked with double quotes. Bidders should submit proposals for all head wall sections including er ite n head wall and other specified structures.
Geo J Anstey of Edna Township maintains a large Hereford operation on the Anstey farm. The property spans 880 acres in the southeast county and hosts 350 pure bred cattle along with 30 horses and 150 hogs. Anstey, born in England, has bred Herefords for 34 years and sees a bright future despite current low cattle prices.
An old man starts with a dollar eighty in stock and ad money, grows a shop through bold advertising, spots a plate glass corner, and keeps the business humming. Townsfolk call him The Merchant Prince, praising advertising as the path to customers.
Anita Real Estate Exchange invites listings of town and farm properties for sale. A. D. Dean of The Hotel Victoria notes soon buyers will have first choice bargains. C. A. McCaustland sold property to Ralph Welton of Franklin in this city.
Mrs. Thos. Kelley of Castleton Illinois is in the city staying until after Memorial Day as a guest of Mrs. L. B. Trumbull and other friends.
Walter Shultz of Fisher Arkansas is spending the week with his uncles and cousins from the Pieper and Bohning families including August Pieper Chris Bohning Fred Pieper and Lew Pieper.
Mrs. George Scholl hosted the W. T. U. on May 10 with a Mothers Day program. Violets were given and a lunch served after a recital of piano solos, duets, and readings. Plans were made for the Atlantic convention on June 2 with many members expected.
S. V. Jenkins R.W. Calkins Chris Bohning Gordon Stone J. D. Peterson W. E. Kellaway and O. Stone were record visitors Monday.
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