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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
4
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The item notes Brookhart's latest foe Mc Neider in a political sharp shooting aimed at solidifying the Soldier bloc. It also records social visits and local names such as S. L. Budd Emma Wade P. J. Kelley Dorothy Chinn Joyce Chinn and others in Anita and Des Moines area society notices.
Tax-exempt securities worth thirty billion dollars are blamed for increasing tax hardship. Fern L. Anderson and wife and A M Currier and wife, Audubon, visited the city last week. Few vacant houses in Anita are being rented at the usual rates. W G Hunter and Bert Retalie of the Atlantic area were in the city last week visiting old friends.
Mrs Jessie Wheeler of Maine spent last week in Anta at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W D Pratt.
R. R. Bell and his wife from Atlantic spent Sunday in Anita at the home of their daughter Mrs. Phil. T. Williams.
The Royal Neighbors gathered for a regular session on Friday night and were served luncheon by the members.
Thos Cooper and his wife of Knoxville Iowa spend the week with relatives in the F M Douglas family circle.
Carl Pederson his wife and their son from Elkhorn spent Thursday at the Frank Marderson home.
Mrs George Denne acted as hostess for a Wednesday afternoon gathering of members of the Ladies Union Club, inviting friends and delivering a cordial welcome.
N. A. Buck, temporarily leading the Citizens' State Bank, spent Sunday in Des Moines.
The Walnut Farmers Elevator reports a business suspension with a deficit of 16000 dollars, indicating financial difficulties and a halt in its elevator services.
The Original Bridge Club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. G. M. Adair at her residence.
Mrs F J McCord returns from a visit with her daughter Mrs F R Leffingwell at Mason City. Yard wide outings offered in light and dark patterns priced as low as 27 cents. Also notes Atlantic visitors Monday include Mrs Sherm F Myers Mrs Bessie M Ward and Mrs Nellie Richards.
Dakota Maid Flour is praised as high quality and low cost. The Farmers' Co op advertises it as affordable and reliable for home bakers seeking value.
A regional attorney emphasizes settlement of estates as a specialty with general law practice. Services include opinions on abstracts and collections.
William and Harry Cheatrick returned Sunday from a two week visit with relatives and friends at Peru Illinois.
William Scholl called this week and renewed four subscriptions to the Record which he always keeps paid in advance.
Mrs John Elliott and her son Max of Adel were greeted by many friends in Anita and nearby communities during a recent visit.
Lyman Pray has returned from Humbolt Kansas where he worked for Cook Stucker Paving Company.
Geo. H. Stoffs and family of Valley Junction were Sunday guests of Mrs. Wm. Stoffs and Chas. Schaake and family for a social visit.
Jas D McDermott and Fred Pie conducted public sales yesterday. The day offered the finest and best quality weather for the event.
After a pleasant city visit with relatives and old-time friends Mrs Myra Ziegler has returned home to Des Moines West Des Moines with memories of the trip and friendly reunions.
Misses Florence Smith and Minnie Christiansen returned Sunday evening from a few days visit with relatives and friends in Omaha.
Lost item notice seeks return of outside door handle from a Buick car. finder to leave at the Record office. Wm Scholl notes specialist in land titles and estate settlement.
Gas Hunter has returned home to Mission Texas amid local community support and brief remarks from family and neighbors about the homecoming.
Harry H. Cate and his wife spent several days in Guthrie Center this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Schwenneker at their home.
George Moore relocates to the Stoffs acreage just outside the southwest Anita city limits, recently vacated by G M Aldrich.
The Ladies' Union Club are employed this week to make a number of comforters for The Racket store, meeting local demand.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tilton of Walnut have been the guests of Mrs. Tilton's father and sister Mr. James Sheley and Mrs. C W Clardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe McEnery and daughter Janice spent Sunday with James Sheley and Mrs. Chas. W. Clardy, enjoying a social call at their residence.
John F. Just leaves Atlantic hospital after several weeks of special treatment and returns home in improved health.
Mrs L J Hofmeister, Worthy Matron of the local Chapter, travels to Waterloo this week to participate in sessions of the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star.
Classified notice seeking an agent to represent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co of Milwaukee in Anita and tributary. Call or write H. S. Rattenberg Atlantic.
Elder Cooper, pastor of the Christian Church at Griswold, was in the city Tuesday as a guest of N. W. Way and wife and other friends. The note urges remembering the Record subscription account and mentions using the amounts to good advantage.
James Lees of Guthrie Center visited the city last week savoring memories of the town where he grew up in the 1970s.
Harry and Charles Dressler from the Anita vicinity were summoned to Atlantic on Saturday due to the serious illness of their mother Mrs. Lewis Dressler.
Ralph H. Miller, cashier of the Citizens' State Bank, has spent the past week in Estherville, Iowa, attending to business matters in which he is interested.
Mrs B B Reilly and her children relocate this week to Fort Madison Iowa where Mr Reilly will work as a guard at the State Penitentiary.
Mrs. Mattie Bosley of Des Moines spends the week in Anita visiting her sisters Mrs. G. M. Aldrich and Mrs. F. H. Knowlton along with other relatives and friends.
Pure Horehound Cough Drops at 44 Bongers Bros. W H Robinson and wife return home to Alda after a visit with relatives in Anita. Dr J W Harrison and carload of Guthrie Center youths were guests of D B Harrison family. A D Dean drew a prize a baby girl, valued higher than city salaries or the President’s. Val Weigand and wife enjoy two week vacation with daughters in Pratt Kansas and Omaha.
Cecil Taylor, currently employed at the O. W. Shaffer and Son service station, has leased a farm near Earlham and will take possession on or before March 1.
Mr and Mrs S M Childs of Atlantic visited Sunday and observed Sam conducting a thorough inspection of Anita's new paving project in the city.
Jared Blattner from Atlantic visited City Clerk Biggs to pay a fee in Anita and left with a broad smile and evident satisfaction.
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