Local residents and visitors in Des Moines and Bradford
B D Forshay visited Des Moines on Tuesday. Chas Armstrong, once local, now in Texas, stayed last week with friends and his brother Wm Armstrong and family. Mrs Chester Winder hosted a RECORD caller Thursday. Misses Ella Clayton and Ella Dell, two months with cousins Mr and Mrs N W Way, returned to Bradford Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Armstrong
Texas
Wm. H. Armstrong
Ella Clayton
Ella Dell
Mrs. N. W. Way
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Local Notes From Fontanelle Observer
Chris Way of Bridgewater was in the city last week. Miss Jennie Lee Patterson returned home Saturday from Dunlap where her school had closed due to influenza. M. C. Hutchinson moved A. L. Saxton to Atlantic last week. Also an ad mentions buying sweet cream and sour cream and a note about a delivery address 422 L. B TRUMBULL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Way
Bridgewater
Jennie Lee Patterson
Dunlap
Fontanelle
M. C. Hutchinson
A. L. Saxton
Atlantic
Harmon Coal Company
Local notes from Creston and area
Galiher visited Creston last week as a business guest. Webby Todhunter orders the Rec ORD to be sent to his address for one year. Mrs. Thos J Smith shows influenza symptoms. Mrs. Ed Godanour remains ill under a doctor's care. Poultry sellers are urged to phone 276 for pickup. 42-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webby Todhunter
Local dentist and anxious townsfolk amid tax crackdown
Dr. L R Eller of Fred Dittman street area is noted as in town while John Ruggles frets over wartime timing. Cass County Attorney Tom C Whitmore reports 707 automobile owners have unpaid state auto tax and will seize and sell vehicles to recover taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom C. Whitmore
Secretary of State
Cass County
Local Notes On Illness Visits And Potatoes Trade
Dr H E Campbell attended four year old Oren Dilley who is dangerously ill with a complication of ailments. Mrs Henry Johansen’s stay in Baltimore was extended due to her sister’s Spanish influenza and quarantine at Portman Virginia. Wm Galvin of Randolph Nebraska called at the Anita Record office and shared memories. J D W Fawkner once known as the Potato King of the World is recalled as potato prices rise to 1 40 to 1 85 per bushel. Chas D Tinsley and family visited. he previously staged moving pictures with Deck Donohoe and Frank Cuarter and later worked at Camp Cody Deming NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Campbell
Oren
L. BR. Dilley
Henry Johansen
Baltimore
Maryland
Portman
Virginia
Anita
Wm Galvin
Randolph
Nebraska
Bill
Bin
Uv Farm
Cass County
JD. W. Fawkner
David K. Tinsley
Corning
Sherm
I. Myers
Chas. D.tinsley
Dave
Mary
Chas. Tinsley
Unique Theatre
Deck Donohoe
Frank Cuarter
Camp Cody
Deming
New Mexico
Hampshire sheep and Shropshire herd grow for local farmer
Frank Osen received three pure bred Hampshire sheep from Missouri and already owns 150 head of Shropshires and Oxfords. Miss Rose Tierney, Mondamin teacher, returned home for quarantine and, with her sister Agnes, visited the Record on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Osen
Missouri
Hampshire
Mr. Osan
Rose ‘Tierney
Mondamin
Agnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inte
Anita Bank
John C. Voorhees
Leon G. Voorhees
Harry CG. Faulkner
A. R. Robinson
Ben F. Sisler
Record Office
W. P. Galvin
Ed. Bell
W. E. Herrick
West Anita
Herrick
F. C.worthing
Pratt & Naylor
Iowa
Lee Pratt & Naylor
B. D. Forshay
Des Moines
Chester Winder
City Feed
Sale Barn & Livery
Geo. W. Parker
Vieui
L. B
Trumbull
Rasmussen’s
Masonic Temple
LBR
Galiher
Creston
Thos. J. Smith
L. B, Trumbull
Red River
Farmer
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
Cass-Shelby
L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
Fred Dittman
John Ruggles
of Business
A.S. Perryman
Whitney
Citizens’ Savings Bank
State of
D. R. Forshay
Wm. R. Spence
L. E. Roe
R. E. Hunter
R. B. Robison
Katie Galiher
Lee K. Nichols
Insurance Department
the Alamito Sanitary Dairy CO
F. H. Bowen
Wilhelm Hettinger
Andrew Schwab
Canada
G. M. Adair
S. E
Margaret Adair
Gage
Vogue Hat Shop
Mabfl
M. Spence
Colors
Geo. Smither
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