Rube Scholl Letter Sparks North Dakota Debate
Rube Scholl writes Anita Record urging support for the Nonpartisan League and its industrial program linked to the Bank of North Dakota. He attacks Chambers of Commerce and rails against capitalist robbing of farmers, while urging continued unity amid political shifts. Local society notes cover visitors, subscriptions, and moves of residents from Anita.
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Washburn
North Dakota
Anita Record
America
Bolshevick
Tobias
Bank of North Dakota
Chambers of Commerce
R. R. Scholl
Rube
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
Sears Ad Bureau Floods Towns With Literature
Herman Rosenfield of Sears, Roebuck & Co. says a national bureau reads weekly county newspapers nationwide. If a town’s merchants do not advertise locally, Sears floods the area with literature, yielding better results than with local newspaper advertising.
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Herman Rosenfield
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Mrs Raymond Fordyce in Denver writes home from Colorado
In a long letter from Denver Colorado Mrs Raymond Fordyce thanks the Record for recent issues and recounts life away from home. She notes Raymon d’s success in real estate and her own work in a women’s ready to wear department. She describes job scarcity and crowded help ads, visits with the Tierney sisters in Colorado Springs, and a mountain trip with friends.
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Sherm
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Raymond
Denver Post
Jane
Tierney
Agnes
Zita
Monica
Colorado Springs
Bear Cat Canyon
Local Notes and Farewell Gathering in South Anita
Harvey Wilbourn of Winfield Kansas encloses $200 for the Record to stay informed of hometown news. The letter also mentions Greenwood Oil Co layoffs due to crude price slump. Nearby in South Anita, a farewell gathering for Mrs Geo W Marale drew many neighbors at her home, with several attendees listed among friends.
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Sherm
Greenwood Oil Co
Harvey Wilbourne
Geo. W. Marale
South
Anita
Thestog
Long Beach
Romaine Tharnish
Mesdames
B. Dorsey
Chas
Workman
Workman, ‘T. T. Logan
Emaline ‘White
Bennie Bell
Dorsey
A. Kerns
Howlett
Geo
Meek
Turner
Gochenour
Nu Way
W. C. Turn- Bver
GW. Millerd
Mither
Jobo
Pine
Family visit highlights Anita area ties
Misses Lillian and Hazel Stickle spent Sunday in the city with their mother Mrs M M Stickel. Thos W Grim and wife of Des Moines, former Anita residents, visited with Mrs James McVey and relatives. Newberry Cooper of Des Moines stayed a few days with his brother S F Cooper. Cooper once lived at the Tromblee homestead in South Anita and is en route to Omaha and Kansas to visit relatives.
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Lillian
Hazel Stickle
City
Thos. W. Grim
Des Moines
Anita
James McVey
Newberry Cooper
S. F. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Tromblee
South Anita
Omaha
Kansas
Surprise party honors Miss Romaine Thoernish
A group of young ladies hosted a surprise party for Miss Romaine Thoernish on Saturday afternoon, with a pleasant gathering, feast and refreshments after. The notice includes church services at FIRST M. E. CHURCH with Pastor W. Radliff guiding Sunday School at 10 a.m. and sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. titled The Doubter and What God Hath Wrought.
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Romaine Thoernish
Epworth League
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Smith
Iowa
Cass County
Congress
Sherm. F. Myers
The
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Canada
Rube” Scholl
Wm. Stolis
George Scholl
Emma Wade
Wall Street
Anita City Stock Exchange
C. A. Benson and Wife
Nebraska
Mrs. Chas, Ragan
P. F. Anderson
Ruthven
C. O. Gipple
Ralph M. Stephenson
Geo. Henningson
Frank Brown
Fred Denison
Wyoming
0. J. Aldrich
W.E Kellaway
Lulu Bullock
D. R. Forshay
Atlantic
Geo, I
Praté
Rouleau
California
Michael, Hughie
Tom Tierney
Dennis Conway
Michael Tierney
Misses Agnes
Zita Monica
Western Banlyb
Mrs. Raymond. Fordyce
Denver, Colorado
Jeweler
Harvey Wilbourn
Winfield, Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
F. A. Black
A. J. Joy
Mrs. Finley
Craig
Colorado
M. E. Church
W.r.radliff
Anita Bank
Leon G
Voorhees
Hlt
Vernon
Harry C, Faulkner
A. R. Robinson
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