Local Birth Notices and Rural Route Debate in Massena Echo
Dr. R A Becker reports a baby boy for Mr and Mrs Ben Ehle born September 23. A son to George Meek and wife. Joe Vetter and Billy Jones return from New York City trip, bought a ticket via Extra. Mrs J C Kelley and daughter Mrs Jas Brunson visit DeSoto with sister Mrs H D White. A daughter of D R Jones auctioneer near Plankington South Dakota is dangerously ill. Anita may seek a new rural route reviving talk of the old Star Route between Anita and Massena. The old route would serve same day mail, while proposed new route delays mail and risks Massena patrons. Massena Echo urges re-establishment or rearrangement to benefit both towns.
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R. A. Becker
Ben Ehle
George Meek
Joe Vetter
Billy Jones
New York City
Joe
Anita
Massena
New York
Massena Echo
Brakeman Injured After Fall From Box Car at Grant
A brakeman on the Atlantic and Southern fell from a box car at Grant Friday and sustained serious injuries. Frank Dorsey returns home from Grant where he has been employed for several weeks and says work will keep him busy another week. The Farmers' Supply Co. secured a district court judgment against David Selby for 883.75 and costs. Mrs. E Fickel and daughter Bertha visited Clarinda to spend a few days with their daughter and sister Mrs. John Green. J B Beveridge, formerly Alamito Sanitary Dairy Co. manager, is now with Scott Tent and Awning Co. of Omaha.
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Atlantic
Southern
Grant Friday
Frank Dorsey
Grant
Farmers’ Supply Co
David Selby
E. [. Fickel
Bertha
Clarinda
John Green
J. B. Beveridge
The
Alamito Sanitary Dairy Co
Scott Tent and Awning Co
Omaha
Local visitors and city officials noted in brief
J. M. Trumbull and wife of Adair spent Sunday in the city as guests of L. B. Trumbull. J. Lattig and son Arthur have gone to Payette Idaho likely to remain through winter. Sheriff Bosley was in the city Tuesday to take an invoice of the good behavior of the community.
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J.M. Trumbull
Adair
City
J. Lattig
Arthur
Payette
Idaho
Bosley
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Glen Moreland on Friday
Dr C V Beaver reports the birth of a boy to Mr Glen Moreland and his wife on Friday. Peter Scott Jr and his wife, long in Extra, will return soon to Anita. Mrs C B R Palmer and baby of Victor Iowa visit Pa and Ma Jno S Hunter and wife this week.
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C. V. Beaver
Glen Moreland
Peter Scott, Jr
Extra
Anita
C. BR. Palmer
Victor, Iowa
Ma Jno
Emma Spears remembered by Anita neighbors
Mrs Emma Spears of Hutchinson Kansas spent days in Anita and vicinity among former neighbors. She is recalled as Miss Emma Baker daughter of Hon M N Baker now of Nampa Idaho. The windstorm damage is estimated with Johns Woods at a thousand boxes while others say 25 percent of apples are on the ground. Jonathan apples are packed and growers plan to store late varieties until markets improve.
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Emma Spears
Hutchinson
Kansas
Anita
Spears
Emma
M. N. Baker
Nampa
Idaho
KR. H. Woods
Jonathans
Payette
Autumn Millinery by Mrs Clark to Exhibit and Sell
The Record notes Mrs S W Clark will show and sell a new autumn millinery line on October 2 and 3. An accident report from Casey Vindicator details Earl Dahl, age three, breaking his right arm after a fall from a piano box and suffering facial cuts. he is receiving treatment and recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Clark
Earl
Fred Dahl
Casey Vindicator
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Evans
Osteopath
Iowa
J. C. Kelley
Jas. Brunson
DeSota
H. D. White
D. R. Jones
Casey
Plankington
South Dakota
New City
Moreland & Hartrropif
White Pole
Curry
Cass County Fair Association
Rexall
Kor
L. P. Hadley
Wondep
Wonder Mills
H. Storer
Geo. H. Stoffs
Pia An
Trst
Bill Suplee
Suplee
Central Western States
J. D. Jarvis
Dairy and Creamery Improvement Department
de Laval Separator Co
de Laval
H. R. Bundy
the Woods Farm
Wiota
Harriet and
Lenore Wood
Harriet Wood
Barber & Clark
E. L. Newton
C. E. Harry
Millard
Anita Recorps
Sherm
F. Myers
Lowa
Lows
F. Myeers
Ep. M. Blakesley
Davee
White Pole Garage
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