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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
4
City of Anita lists subscription prices for Canada for year and six months. The notice appears in the October 4 1923 issue, outlining cost terms for residents and readers subscribing from Canada.
Regular meeting of the Town Council of Anita Iowa discusses street paving bills, salaries, and adjournment. Reports note residents moving in and out, local society events, and visits from Miss Dinsmore and others amid community notices.
A calm political moment in Ireland prompts broader debate on global affairs. The excerpt urges Americans to consider fears about Russia and calls for clear stance on League of Nations and international costs amid domestic restraint.
Racket headlines offer School Hose in all sizes with some pairs priced as low as 19 cents, signaling a low price push to clear stock.
Mary Alice Parsons has been ill under a doctor's care for a week. Miss Gladys Pray and Miss Lois Hartman were Atlantic visitors Saturday.
Mrs Sherm F Myers and Mrs Bessie M Ward were Atlantic visitors Tuesday. L R Dilley and wife of Fantanelle spent Saturday at the home of Mother O W Van Slyke.
Dr and Mrs Phil T Williams entertained Sunday dinner guests including Dr C E Harry and family in a cordial social gathering.
Chris Vohs steps on a rusty nail and receives special care for a badly infected foot. Doctors monitor the infection and advise rest and cleanliness to prevent complications.
Mrs Edna Robison of Des Moines spent the past week in Anita visiting relatives and old friends.
Mrs Mary E Whitmore Stone of Springfield Missouri subscribes to the old home paper for one year sent to her address.
With the approach of cooler weather, residents of Anita and surrounding areas report welcome relief from hay fever symptoms as seasonal conditions improve.
Col. D. R. Jones of Casey spent Tuesday in the city handling business connected with White Way Highway 7.
Mrs. J M Rowland of Independence is welcomed this week at the home of her mother Mrs. O W Van Slyke.
H. A. Shannon undertakes substantial repairs at his residence on the corner of Third and Maple streets, detailing work to be performed and the property affected.
Mrs. Margaret Romey has returned from a visit with her daughter at Mason City and other relatives and friends in Des Moines.
Mrs. H E Campbell will entertain the Missionary Society of the Congregational Church at her home Friday afternoon.
F. M. Nebe of Atlantic acted as business visitor in Anita on Tuesday and completed the transfer of the Victoria Hotel property to John W. Budd. Mrs. Wm. Stoffs, who had been visiting her son Geo. H. Stoins at Valley Junction, has returned to Anita.
The Ladies Union Club conducted an all day gathering Wednesday at Mrs Chas Campbell's home. A 1 PM dinner was served to attendees.
Advertisement touts Dakota Maid flour as high quality and low cost. Encourages trying a sack and promises you will buy more. Sold at the Farmers' Co op.
Martin Christensen and his family will take possession of the Maple Street residence owned by Miss Anna Whited this week. The lease agreement confirms their rental from the property owner.
Mrs. O. H. Elliott of Atlantic, a former resident nearby, spent the past week with Mrs. Margaret Romey and other old friends and former neighbors in Lincoln township.
The new poultry department addition to Anita Produce Company’s building nears completion and will aid handling poultry through fall and winter.
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