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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
5
Renorn resident Miss Vera Hook visited on Tuesday while King Albert returned to Belgium without stopping at The Racket Store.
The town column records Mrs Lestat and Mrs Karns as RECORD callers along with Robt Wilson and W A Supleo and son Lew. Simon Nelson and wife go to Atlantic for a few weeks. Lois Toter visits Massena with aunt Bessie Parkinson. Chas Wood and Garrett DeCamp appear as RECORD visitors. Poultry buyers and hides ads surface. Halloween events, parties, and a masquerade dance are noted with extensive guest lists and local hosts in Anita and nearby areas.
Stolen or stray items noted including two heifer calves and a rain coat. Local legal practice offered in land titles and estates. Mrs McCord’s family updates from Staples Minnesota. Sale ad for a radiain home heater. Records office notices and a Des Moines Grand Chapter meeting report. Anita residents welcomed visiting kin from Coffeyville and Davenport. Local mention of overseas service returning young man.
Recorded Shorthorn Bulls for sale by D G Lloyd. Also offering truck hauling in Anita and Adair areas with prompt service. Orders via H H Graham at the Record office Anita Iowa or Chas Graham phone 25 on U Adair.
Medium grade gravel for cement work sold to contractors for county bridges and city paving. Price ten cents per hundred pounds at the pit or fifteen to twenty cents delivered depending on distance. Phone 17-F-6 Extra Iowa 43-41-pd.
A brief notice from BIGGS lists services including teaming plowing and corn shelling with a contact short code Phone 5 on 5 36 tE D. S. BIGGS.
A local market advertises Picnic Hams at twenty five cents per pound this week. Regular Hams sell for thirty five cents per pound at The City Meat Market.
The presiding elder of the Des Moines district United Evangelical Church, Rev A A Couser, was in the city over Sunday and conducted three church services on Sunday.
An ad touts men and women socks including wool and silk varieties with a bold promise to satisfy needs, featuring a noisy sales pitch and a jab at a rival.
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