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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
7
Mrs. F. O. Worthing spent Sunday in Atlantic. The Lyman post office becomes a money order office. Numerous local residents visit Des Moines Perry Jamaica and St Joe. Travel updates include auctions, sales, and shipments. Community notices cover retirements births and local business changes.
Local ads note J A Irving promotes woven wire fences and Handy Hog Handler. W H McIntyre builds cement walk for Nettie McIntyre in Anita. Missed merchandise found left at Rec ORD office. Dr R A Becker reports a new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs C C Peachy Berea vicinity. A H Mountain advertises Uses of Blaugas for lights heating or cooking.
Jones offers a selection of fancy New York apples by the barrel and by the box or dozen Tokay and New York Concord grapes Colorado pink meat cantaloupes peaches and pears for the week.
A son of C. Neilson was kicked by a horse Saturday afternoon at the ten cent feed barn and was unconscious for several hours. He was taken to the office of Dr. C. V. Beaver for prompt attention.
The note promotes learning about blacksmithing and asserts expertise in the craft. It advertises plows wagons and horses work at West Main Street and invites townsfolk to seek quality metal work and repair locally.
Large audience at the house of worship heard a short program by Sunday School and congregation members. The pastor urged weekly attendance, outlined next quarter lessons on Christ, and announced reports from the Council Bluffs association meeting plus an evening sermon on Stolen Gods.
The group held its second post summer meeting to consider ways to keep streets weed free and to discuss the war's impact. Mrs. Perry led a talk on national production, with plans for a future gardening discussion led by Mrs. Faulkner on October 2.
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