Cough Drops Sale Ad From Bongers Bros Larson-Atlantic
An old advertisement promotes cough drops at 29¢ per pound from Bongers Bros and Larson-Atlantic. The text also includes a jumbled tag promising a good man to tie to.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1928
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes cough drops at 29¢ per pound from Bongers Bros and Larson-Atlantic. The text also includes a jumbled tag promising a good man to tie to.
The speaker notes Iowa currently enjoys a quality of fall weather that matches the best from Florida, California, and other regions. They ask where in the country such conditions can be found and reference Larson, The Eye Man, Atlantic, and See Longer.
D. J. Bode, a Lewis-Griswold supervisor, and Guy Co. Canon, county engineer, toured Anita and nearby areas this week to handle county affairs.
Rev Miss Leora Miars, pastor of the Congregational church, travels to Des Moines this week as the local delegation’s representative at a special Iowa Congregational conference held at Plymouth church.
Ida Muntendam renews home paper subscription for another year. John Wagner of Economy Shoe Store Atlantic visits Anita with Elmer Bramson. Lost between Anita and Atlantic a door screen frame. finder notify Harry Garside Anita 45-21. Voters urged to vote on Tuesday November 6 regardless of weather. Bartley’s Feed Store promotes Laying Mash. Bessie Myers Lowell and Sherman visit Omaha. Bonnie Talmadge Dresher hosts Halloween gathering. Charles Scholl, longtime Anita resident, in ill health after helping dig ditch and redirect Turkey Creek. For sale: one yearling purebred Duroc Jersey boar and trap-nested Rhode Island Red cockrels. Cary L Harris 45-1ltp.
The Sunday School attendance fell to 96 from 113 while teachers hit 100 percent. A Hallowe en party for primary and Junior departments drew a large crowd. The Senior Endeavorers host the I C E Society at the Parsonage Thursday. A Ladies Aid pantry sale succeeded and quilting day invites all. Evangelistic meetings run November 11 to 25 with services at 10 and 11:05, 6:50 and 7:30, and a special patriotic hymn.
The speaker describes a political scenario where Governor Smith’s presidency would hinge on Republican votes and Democratic nominees elsewhere on the ballot would also rely on Republican support. It then asks what Cass County Republicans should do in response.
The list includes FRED C. WOODRUFF of Knoxville for Representative Rev L B SHANNON for County Attorney ALPH W COCKSHOOT for County Recorder O M HOBART for County Coroner BURDETTE L ROWLAND for Member Board of Supervisors First District H G ARMENTROUT. The matter of Helen Dockstader, Deceased, is entered.
No 3570 September term to whom it may concern Anna Forsythe named administratrix of Helen Dockstader estate Cass county Iowa requests all debts to be paid and all claims presented as required by law for allowance and payment Dated October 16 1928 Swan Martin and Martin Attorneys. D. D. Stineman arrives from Pine Bluff Wyoming will spend week in Anita with families of B Stauffer J L Carey Robert Scott and Mrs Alpha Nelson.
John Hancox of Atlantic attended to business in Anita Tuesday. Frank Van Slyke returned from a trip with relatives in Nebraska. Robert Scott and wife, James and Bobby Nelson spent Sunday in Des Moines.
Tony Kopp buys a new automobile. G. O. Smither and wife visit Iowa City this week. Solon Karns and wife have leased and will occupy the Worthing residence near the Congregational church.
A social gathering of the L. O. C. Club was hosted at a private residence. Members attended the informal event, sharing conversation and refreshments in a home setting.
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