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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
5
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The piece rails against factional Republicans who left the party and bolted nominees. It argues Republicans should stay the course regardless of dissent, warning that changing leaders is easier than assembling a coherent, unaltered base amid diverse political currents.
The piece defends old school Republican principles, urging Republicans to stand pat and avoid reorganization. It argues the party’s proven policies brought nationwide prosperity and warns against changing leadership or direction, calling for courage and faith to achieve greater works.
Mesdaniel B D Carlton P Hedges W S Reed and Miss Dora Carlton hosted the Ladies' Thursday Club and families on Hallowe'en. Guests in masks toured the house to a Witch at the entry, then danced to a piano march before unmasking. Decor featured jack o lanterns and autumn foliage. A witch’s kettle and pumpkin coach centerpiece wowed attendees. Gentlemen retrieved poem slips from doughnuts to identify ladies before a three course luncheon. A guest.
Good health is linked to bank account enjoyment, with osteopathic and chiropractic adjustments advertised at regular price. Dr Evans operates from the Galiher Building under a 45 tariff listing.
Valuable residence property near Anita business district with a 50 by 150 lot, good house, coal house, and a never failing well of pure water. Sold on easy terms. Call on or address SHERM. F. MYERS. 45-tf.
Emma Errett Tilton of Walnut Iowa died at home October 21 1913 after long cancer battle aged 58 3 months 20 days born in Rock Island County Illinois June 22 1855 married Oscar B Tilton November 2 1873 they had three children including daughter Mrs C H Bartley Funeral at home led by Rev J C Orth assisted by Rev J B Cherry preserving details of her life and family in this local obituary.
Anita library announces new children's titles including biographies and adventure stories. Notable arrivals include Ernest Thompson Seton works, Harvey’s On Track and Diamond, Thirty More Famous Stories Retold, Adventures of Billy Topsail Duncan and Dandelion Cottage among others.
Last Wednesday marked A. L. Patterson's birthday with a socks shower. Friends gave seventeen pairs of socks, described as desirable gifts, a novel society column moment in the Fontanelle Observer.
An Exchange letter praises Iowa for ample water and living comforts while criticizing Kansans who complain about drought. It argues residents should be thankful and stay in the state, noting those who left Kansas now lament water shortages.
Evangelical Christian Endeavorers hosted a Hallowe en social at H R Redburn's home on October 30. The ghostly decor featured black cats witches and Jack o lanterns with Japanese lanterns in the yard. Meta Know ton won the prize for hitting the Black Cat most. Guests had fortunes read by a Gypsy fortune teller. A Hallowe en lunch followed around 1 30. About sixty two attendees stayed into the early morning hours.
S K Wilson finished husking corn last week and the community stays busy with field work. Residents list visits including Mrs O H Elliott with Mrs E A Soper and Mrs Wm Folger with her sister Mrs E A Soper. Several locals traveled to Atlantic for the weekend and families attended gatherings at G W Parkers.
Geo Weimer spent Sunday at Mr Hearst s house. Miss Gladys Forrester is ill with tonsillitis. Clarence Hedges visited B D Carlton s. Ernest Miller and family called at Wilbur Heckman s. Wilbur Spiker of Elliott visited his uncle D L Spiker. L D Pearson and Vernie Cooper called at Ben Godan s. Mrs A Antrim of Stuart visited her brother. Harry Cooper and family and Miss Nellie Balcom visited L D Pearson s. Pleasant Valley school children called on Weimer Pears Friday afternoon. Nina Christen of Atlantic stayed a few days with her sister Mrs Ernest Miller. Hazel Cooper, visiting in Stuart area, returned home Friday.
Leona Sullivan visits relatives in Illinois while local residents like F Stoughton of Kansas, F R Garside family of Atlantic, and the Watson sisters meet kin and friends around Massena. Activities include husking corn, church services, Good Roads Banquet in Massena, and an all day Ladies Aid meeting at North Massena church.
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