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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
5
Notice states that Paying Assessments on contracts Number Two Three and Four are due. Property owners may pay at the Town Hall from now until Wednesday December 19 1923, last day. Hours are weekdays 1 to 4 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 12 noon.
Regular meeting on Saturday night December 1 1928 includes work and officer elections. Banquet to follow and all members are urged to attend. H E Newton S K Wilson Clerks Venerable Consul.
Local ad notes a sale of a fine line of markers and headstones. A. F. Choate invites customers to inspect the line and receive a first class job at an attractive price.
Forty pure bred Buff Rock roosters offered by Parker Bros for one dollar each. Must be sold before December 10. Local sale notice with ad style details.
The Embroidery Club was entertained by Mrs A A Miller in a warm, community gathering. The note adds a light sales plug for Lewis’ Racket blankets as a cozy association.
Sister Maggie Scholl served as a caller at the Record office on Saturday. Cleo Crosley from Atlantic visited Anita’s friends this week.
Mrs. E. C. Porch traveled to Atlantic on Monday. A warm sheep-skin lined coat with a large beaverized collar is offered at ten dollars ninety five cents at Lewis Rack et.
Wm. V. Petty was a welcome caller at the Record office Friday evening. Earl Caddock and family of Walnut were guests last week of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brown, of the Berea vicinity.
Rev B W McEldowney was a business visitor in Indianola Monday. Mrs H C Faulkner entertained the original bridge club Thursday.
The Farmers Coop promotes Milk-made Dry Slop as a fully demonstrated hog feed that fulfills claims and offers a solid investment for hog feeders. It is marketed at 40 tf.
The Farmers Coop promotes Dakota Maid Flour as good as the best and cheaper, urging customers to try a sack and use more of it. The L. Q. C.'s were guests of Mrs. L. E. Bean on Wednesday afternoon for Bridge and luncheon.
Mrs E C Poreh spent last week in Omaha with relatives and friends. Rev C L Thomas of Earlham visited Anita on business. Mrs John Rexroade has rheumatism of the heart and is seriously ill. Jackie Knowlton, son of Mr and Mrs Tim Knowlton, shown marked improvement after a serious illness. Mrs Phil T Williams traveled to Atlantic for social events honoring Mrs Grace Cardio Spence.
Farmers Coop advertises block brand Cargized Salt for general use and stock care. Sold at 40 tf with claims it keeps stock in good condition and heals ailments.
Dr J W Harrison and family of Guthrie Center were Sunday guests at D B Harrison and wife in Maita. They came to spend the day with Mother Harrison who has been ill for several weeks.
Good news for friends of Mrs. D W Faulkner as she recovers from a long period of immobility. She has regained the ability to walk sufficiently and now makes frequent visits to friends and neighbors with crutches.
A baby girl was born Sunday November 25 to Mr and Mrs Edgar Vernon of Elliott. The father works as a linotype operator on the Elliott Graphic. The parents are former Anita residents, son of Mr and Mrs R D Vernon and daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Karns.
The Farmers Coop states it will keep on sale at all times the leading brands of best quality stock feed in ample quantity to meet customer demand. The announcement emphasizes steady availability and ongoing supply commitments for farm customers.
Mrs Nina Irving formerly of Anita left East Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania for the winter and has returned to Bangor Michigan with her mother where they will remain through spring.
Mrs E L Russell has been staying two months with her niece Mrs Frank A Smith and other relatives. She will depart Monday for Flint Michigan. Sunday night services honored Rev A A Robertson of the Anita Congregational Church whose pastorate ends after one year. He will join a Chautauqua and Lyceum Bureau to book entertainment courses in 1924.
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