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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
3
A boy in a large city is astonished by crowds and concludes there must be a fair. Back home his mother asks for his view and he muses on a home brewed drink name while noting the folly of those who think themselves wise.
Social quirks and flirtations noted in a Yale Rec ord excerpt. Observations contrast poised talk with mistrustful outcomes as debs and football heroes surface in campus banter.
A dialogue from a Boston transcript shows a lawyer advising a client about divorce while noting that the wife’s relatives are the most unpleasant. The exchange hints at deep family tensions and public airing of private issues.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a dealer praising a coffee brand as popular and good, with a wary customer seeking quality. A brief exchange hints at a prior dissatisfaction and a request for discounts. The page also includes clipped lines about Archie and Miss Goldrox and satirical phrases.
A regional roll of incidents reports honey harvest profits, fatal railway injuries, suicides and a murder motive, plus a prison escape, a deputy sheriff appointment, and rail yard theft losses. The Wernick honey yield yields 12 000 pounds for 3420 dollars, while E Hoveland perishes from a freight car incident near Mason City. John Kelly founder of Sioux City Daily Tribune dies after pneumonia at 68. Henry Alverson, Des Moines Masonry head, dies after illness. William Winters escapes Fort Madison pen. A Nevadan farmer is found dead by blows unknown. Coal theft exceeds 250 tons at Waterloo yards with 3750 dollar loss. A 9 year old dies from a shooting accident in Clinton. A tax and legal notices, plus a Quaker Oats plant shutdown in Fort Dodge, are noted as well.
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