Grant Township Republican Caucus Nominates Local Ticket
At City Hall in Grant township a Republican caucus named a full township ticket for November including T G Turner for one year trustee Wm Wahlert for three years C O Gipple for four years Ira E Bowen for clerk Allen A Hayter for assessor and E A Stone with M Millholm as justices of the peace Frank Bontrager and W B Kelley as constables. Delegates were chosen for the Atlantic county convention June 28 with Abe Biggs Ed Newton T G Turner W F Budd Burt Stone and others. Abe Biggs nominated for Republican County Central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Turner
Wm. Wahlert
C. O. Gipple
Ira E. Bowen
Allen A. Hayter
E. A. Stone
M. Millholm
Frank Bontrager
W. B. Kelley
Grant Township
Atlantic
Abe Biggs
L. Newton
W. F. Budd
Burt Stone
George Hosfield
Homer Koob
A. L. Turner
L. M. Lindeman
J. B. Cecil
Ira Ruggles
J. D. Peterson
W. Millhollin
J. J
Old Cass City Resident Dies After Long Illness
Andrew Liter, longtime Cass County resident since 1874, died Monday evening at his niece Mrs. S. W. Clark's home after a lengthy illness at age 83. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the First M. E. Church with Rev. Eben A. Thomas officiating. An obituary will appear in the RECORD next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Liter
Cassiiy
S. W. Clark
M. E
Eben A. Thomas
For Sale Calves and Bulls and Critter Removal Services
Multiple small ads list Dr. L R Eller selling two young calves and a phone contact, A R Cochran offering Shorthorn bulls, D G Lloyd providing free critter removal and top prices for hides and furs via Anita Produce. F H Knowlton notes F R Leffingwell active in Iowa Falls with Kella stonework four houses and Guy McDermott as contractor, Ross Wilbourn assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Produce Company
F. H. Knowlton
F. R. Leffingwell
Iowa Falls
Kella
Guy McDermott
Ross Wilbourn
Registration questions on passenger car registrations
A detailed oblong form instructs applicants on full name age home address birth date place of birth and citizenship status for registration. It covers nativity naturalization declarations alien status and employer information with explicit examples and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
Jonesville
Ohio
Columbus
Vienna
Austria
Paris
France
Sophia
Bulgaria
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Spain
Naturalization Court
Old
Indian Territory
Great Britain
Germany
Tather
State Employment and Personal Details Form Language
Instructions request full personal data including name, occupation, and employment location. It lists address formatting, nearest relative details, marital status and race categories with no explanations provided.
Standard Oil Ends Credit Sales and Demands Immediate Settlements
Notice from Fred Dennis manager of Standard Oil Co. declares all gasoline and kerosene deliveries must be paid at delivery as credit sales are ended and all outstanding accounts must be settled now due to financial strain. A Sunday crash near the T T Saunders farm between Anita and Viota left both cars in the ditch with damage to the Williams vehicle and a twisted radius rod on Shay’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil CO
Fred Dennis
Dan Shay
Viota
Orvie Williams
Shay
Williams
T. T. Saunders
Cemetery Dues Due Dec oration Day Notice
Special notice from Mrs Walter Hook secretary stating she will be at Bowen Drug Store with cemetery books on Decoration Day to meet cemetery lot owners wishing to pay dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen Drug Store
Walter Hook
Young Wilbur Pratt Drawn for Canadian Army Service
Wilbur Pratt, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Geo I Pratt of Roleau Saskatchewan, has been drafted into Canadian army service and is now at a Canadian training camp. His brother George Pratt of this city notes the Pratt family faces hardship as Wilbur has been the farm’s main support due to their father’s ill health and scarce farm help in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Pratt
Geo. I. Pratt
Roleau Sask
Canada
George Pratt
W. D
R. C. Pratt
Benton Township
Pratt
States
Wanted Good Girl for General Restaurant Work
Help wanted advertisement from Atlantic Iowa offering permanent general restaurant work at Red Mill Cafe with good wages. Applicants urged to phone or write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Mill Cafe
Atlantic
Iowa
Quapaw Property Turnover Sparks Talk of Big Money
Otto Wiegand's business area in Quapaw Oklahoma drew attention as Val Wie gand and Leon Vorhees bought a half block for 2150, sold for 4750, then again sold for 9000. The rapid flips prompted chatter about holding out longer for bigger gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quapaw
Oklahoma
Otto Wiegand
Val Wiegand
Leon Vorhees
Val
Leon
Our Boys: Clarence Richardson Arrives Safe in France
Mr and Mrs Ed L Richardson of Cumberland receive word their son Clarence is safe in France. Born in Anita while his father was foreman at the newspaper office, he is celebrated as one of Our Boys and hopes rise for a grand victory and reunion with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. L. Richardson
Cumberland
Clarence
France
Clarence Richardson
Anita
Writer
Fishing party returns from lakes with good catch
A jolly fishing party led by Ralph Forshay Billy Biggs Billy Crawford and JohneBar came back Sunday morning after a lake trip that yielded a fine supply of fish. The group remembered friends Ja yA tery in a friendly closing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Forshay
Billy Biggs
Billy Crawford
JohneBar
Ja’ yAtery
Community Notes From Oak Ridge and Nearby Areas
Sunday school attendance and small-town notices include charity totals, social visits, farm work updates, family tidbits, and a Red Cross drive in Audubon township yielding 1112.85 with 840 toward the township quota. The record remembers Max Hubbell killed in action in France and thanks are offered for rye bread gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Audubon Township
Frank Graham
Adair
Levi Walker
Des Moines Student Miss Wilma Stone Plans Short Vacation
Miss Wilma Stone, studying music and domestic science at Des Moines college, will return home this week for a ten days vacation before rejoining for the full summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Stone
Des Moines College
Son’s Army Training Trip Outbound From Mitchell to Camp Funston
Mother Whited received a message last week from her son Fred sent from Council Bluffs stating he was en route from Mitchell South Dakota to Camp Funston Kansas where he is in training for army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whited
Fred
Council Bluffs
Mitchell
South Dakota
Camp Funston
Kansas
Wiota High School Graduates Hold Exercises at M. E. Church
Last Wednesday evening at the M. E. church in Wiota the graduating class included Martha Violet Prather, Leslie C. Miller, William Raymond Morgan, and Clarence J. Ferguson. A large concourse of friends attended the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota
M. E
That City
Martha Violet Prather
Leslie C. Miller
William Raymond Morgan
Clarence J. Ferguson
Otto Wiegand Elected Quapaw Club Secretary
Otto Wiegand of Anita, son of Mr and Mrs Val Wiegand, is elected corresponding secretary of the Quapaw Commercial Club by unanimous vote, an honor he may feel justly proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wiegand
Anita
Val Wiegand
Commercial Club
Quapaw
Oklahoma
338th F. A. Band Concert at L R Galiher Co Building
An error noted in the write up states the 338th Field Artillery band played at the L R Galiher Co building despite weather. The Masonic lodge hosted a late hour banquet and Charley Scholl remarks no charge of 1.25 dollars per plate was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A
Camp Dodge
L. R. Galiher Co
Masonic Lodge
Charley Scholl
Harold Stone Wins Anita High Scholarship
Harold Stone son of H O Stone class of 1918 Anita high school earned the class scholarship with an average of 95. The award covers four years of free tuition at any state college. He plans a year of college study before deciding on a special field of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stone
H. O. Stone
Anita High School
Mrs. Kiehl Visits Indianola Friends After Lewis Trip
Mrs. R. S. Kiehl from Indianola spent several days in the city visiting Mrs. Eva Kiehl and neighbors. She traveled from Lewis where she stayed with Aunty Davis who wintered at Colfax Springs. Mrs. Kiehl notes Dick's golf improves his health and he is increasingly lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Kiehl
Indianola
Eva Kiehl
Lewis
Davis
Colfax Springs
Mrs. Lottie Sanderson Visits Palouse Family Ties Highlight Idaho Return
Mrs. Lottie Sanderson of Palouse Idaho has stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William White and her brother Lyman D. White during a several week visit. She has lived in the west for thirty years and is mother to five married children. One son is about to enter military service, prompting her early return. Local residents recall Charlie Sanderson once employed by Gates Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Sanderson
Palouse
Idaho
City
William White
Lyman D. White
Charlie Sanderson
Gates
Weather, draft, and health notes from a small town
A collection of brief items reports ongoing illnesses and recoveries including Mother Whited and H C Faulkner, a la grippe recovery for Uncle Walter Hook, Chas A Efline in Kansas with government work, and J P Metz returning to Canada for crops. It notes threatening Sunday weather, worm damage to corn and gardens, and wartime draft preparations with Ben Bowen and Ernie Stone. Val Wiegand plans a visit to Oklahoma, while Ben Bowen readies for possible conscription.
Wiota Red Cross Drive Surpasses Quota By Town Effort
In Wiota the Red Cross drive raised 1530 dollars, exceeding a 740 dollar quota. The town notes the success follows old Jones tending three gardens and mastering a hand cultivator, ending his bouts of lumbago and gout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota
Red Cross
Jones
Chas Good Pasture Serving in France Report Hails From Home
A letter to Mrs. C J Good Pasture from her son Chas Eddy notes he is serving for Uncle Sam somewhere in France in good health and faithfully performing his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Eddy
C. J. Goodpasture
Sam
France
Iowa Hog Population Rise Estimated This Year
It is estimated that Iowa will produce a fifteen percent increase in the number of hogs this year over last year, but with pork prices staying steady there is not much danger of editors overreacting to the growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Sees Record Bean Acreage Planting
An unusually large acreage of the little army and navy bean will be planted in Iowa this year. The seed is described as mighty good, with readers preferring a pot of hot beans and pork to the finest strawberry shortcake ever grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Senator Voorhees Visits Omaha to Inspect Roofing Quality
Senator J. C Voorhees visited Omaha last Friday to inspect roofing on his corner business block after a recent wind and rain storm. He evaluated durable varieties to guide a potential re covering plan for the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Voorhees
Omaha
Sugar for Home Canning Limited to 25 Pounds per Person
Food Administration notifies county sugar dealers that consumers may buy 25 pounds in addition to existing quotas, via certificates signed by purchasers and returned weekly by retailers. Enforce five pounds to dry consumers and ten pounds to rural. Emphasizes strict economy to avoid shortages during canning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Prac
Local notes from Atlantic and area
Various brief items report illness and recoveries. Edna Pieper and Floyd Dement are mentioned, with Kate Watkins aiding Mrs A D Dean. A visit from Poll McEvoy and a correspondent Ed gar Vernon’s arrival in France are noted. Also listed are a fire at Audubon, rainstorms, relocations, a baby birth, and farm updates near Atlantic and nearby towns.
ZIEGLER AND ZIEGLER LAWYERS ADVERTIS E
Local brief notes report Ziegler and Ziegler Lawyers specializing in collections and probate, practicing in all courts. The item also notes 52 Phil McEvoy returns home from Keithsburg Illinois to farm and relocate his family. Weather student Robert Funk predicts showery unsettled weather with wind storms into mid June. Carl Carson acquires forty acre Adair County farm in exchange for Mrs Rasmussen cafe. Editor receives call from lifelong friend Willard Miller praising the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil McEvoy
Keithsburg
Illinois
Robert Funk
Carl Carson
Adair County
R. C. Rasmussen
Social notes and service call mentions from Cass County
Miss Maude Bush of Staples Minnesota visited in the city last week staying with the families of F J McCord Bert Wissler and F R Leffingwell. She taught Music and Art in Villisca schools last year and was returning home to Staples. Mrs Nellie Eneix has been in Atlantic at Jones hospital caring for Mother Spence who fractured her hip in a fall at her son Frank Spence’s home. Mother Spence is eighty. Cass county men drafted for Camp Dodge are Jens P Jensen Pymosa Lloyd McAffee Lincoln Joseph de A Larsen Pymosas August rs ton Andera K Qve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Parkinson
Avery Stephenson
Geo. Graham
Campbell
Maude Smith
Levi Walker
Roy Parkinson
Camp McArthur Texas
Daisy Mooney
Grandma Bain
Harold Cooper
George Parkinson
George Graham
Nellie Eneix
Atlantic
Jones Hospital
Mother Spence
Frank Spence
Cass County
Camp Dodge
Jens P. Jensen
Pymosa Lloyd
McAffee
Lincoln
Joseph
de A Larsen
Pymosas
August Rston
Andera K. Qve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grant
Gaucus
Trustees
L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
A. R. Cochran
North Anita
D. G. Lloyd
Davenport
G. E. Harry
Assistant State Veterisarian
Millard's
R. A. Becker
Citizens Bank
H., E. Campbell
Campbell Block
Wagners Restaurant
M. E. Church
G. M. Adair
L. R. Galfher
Fem
R .F.D
Oak Ridge
Charles H. Graham
Ike Hubbell
Max Hubbell
the Record
Mother Wiegand
Chas. A. Efline
Government
Ray Johnson
H. C. Faulkner
Bert ‘Beebe
Vernon
R. D. Vernon
Otto
Ben Bowen
Ben
J. P. Metz
Canad
Ang
Ernie Stone
A. B Stone
San Antonio
Texas
Edna Pieper
Poll McEvoy
Frances Stone
Des Moines
A. D. Dean
L. R. Galiher Company
Floyd Dement
Kate Watkins
Audubon
Watson Trego
Edgar Vernon
A. H. Mountain
Oscar Lindbloom
A. K. Coomes
Ben F. Brockman
Beatrice
Nebraska
Bessie Henry
Staples
Minnesota
Dollie Fillenworth
The
Recorpd
A. H. F. Ziegler
William Roberts
Camp
Dodge
Lena Rogge
Mrs. Rosa
Cora Rogga
Burt Wissler
F. J. McCord
Bert Wissler
Ziegler & Ziegler Lawyers
Willard Miller
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