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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
5
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A compilation of remarks notes congressional restraint on tax exempt securities, warns against grain gamblers amid corn crop concerns, and criticizes editorial and press advertising roles. The Jasper Banks plan educational ads and Iowa journalism underscores advertising’s influence on living standards and national development.
Cass county road boosters packed a Lewis hall urging the county board to back the Whiteway-7 project and other improvements. They vowed to press the Highway Commission for right of way, plan a courthouse rally, and threaten state council action if the board balks.
Mrs. Bessie M. Lowell visited friends in Omaha on Tuesday. Mrs. R. A. Suplee spent weeks with relatives in Missouri. Dr. H. E. Campbell bought a new Chrysler sedan. Mrs. Laura Anderson sold first quality turkeys at 45 cents a pound. Baby cab for sale. Mrs. J. C. S&L.5Y. L. B. Trumbull ill but holding. Roger Chinn had tonsil adenoids removed at Dr. Campbell hospital. Pure bred White Leghorn roosters for sale at 75 cents each. Bobby Robinson and Mrs. Robinson spent Sunday at Kingstead, Iowa. Henry Houck visiting daughter in Dexter and son in De Witte. Mrs. Elmira Rickel fell ill and brought home. Chas. Crozier and family visiting T. A. Crozier. Miss Mary Egan returned from Illinois. Dr. C. E. Harry bought an Overland six automobile. R. C. Pratt and wife visiting Paoli, Colorado. Mrs. D. W. Faulkner back from Des Moines with Walter Faulkner, joined by Mrs. Mary Steinmetz.
N L Eby visited Atlantic friends and neighbors after a Rock Island wreck delayed Anita meat supplies for two days. A ladies group finished a quilt for Omaha, while Anita merchants had a profitable Saturday. John Robson was treated for a badly lacerated hand at Dr Campbell hospital. Chas Rogers returned from Minnesota to tend farm after a brother’s accident. An editor’s comment likens the paper to a rat’s nest in mid winter.
Duroc Jersey male pigs for sale including Sensa tion and Pathmaster breeding lines. All immuned with double treatment. New blood for old customers. Contact Walter McMahon, 842 West Walter McMahon Wiota Iowa phone 16 on 82.
The Anita Literary Club met at Mrs. Isola Bangham's home for a business session and a Thanksgiving program featuring readings by Mrs. A B Stone Mrs. H C Stone Mrs. W E Fish Mrs E C Porch and recitations by Margaret Biggs and Vera Holton David Knudson. Laura Campbell won first prize in the Thanksgiving Turkey game with Sadie Wagner as consolation. Ten new books were added to the library and Mrs. Minnie Campbell succeeds Miss Genevieve Shannon as Librarian. The next meeting is December 17 at Mrs. W S Reed on Rose Hill Avenue.
The notice advertises ten year farm loans up to $100 per acre at five percent annual interest from the Farmers' Bank Building in Atlantic Iowa. It mentions Larson as the contact to learn more. It also notes Jerome Booth's wife, a well known Anita resident now in Des Moines, recently aired a pleasing radio program on WHO in Des Moines to an Anita audience with favorable responses.
Farmers in the area report some have completed corn husking while others face one to three weeks more work. Weather forecasts predict unusually rough and severe conditions over the next three months, complicating harvest efforts.
Miss Cora Rogge daughter of Mrs Rosa Rogge of Lincoln township will graduate next month from the Palmer school of Chiropractice at Davenport after three years as a student.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church held an all day session at Mrs H A Karns home. After a one o clock dinner the afternoon was devoted to quilting. The next meeting will be at Mrs Chas Workmans home.
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