Anita Residents Visit Relatives in Nearby Towns
G F Wilbourn and wife of Winfield Kansas spent last week in Anita and vicinity with relatives and friends. F W Graesel and wife of Iowa City have been spending the week in Anita with relatives, the families of Guy and Allen Hayter, and other relatives and friends. Mrs Graesel is remembered as Mrs Lillian F Hayter, former resident of Anita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Wilbourn
Winfield
Kansas
Anita
W. F. Graesel
Iowa City
Guy and
Allen Hayter
Othr
Graesel
Lillian F. Hayter
Ethel Miller
E. E. Soper
Turner returns to Anita Produce Company for winter work
Walter C. Turner has come back from Nebraska and Kansas where he worked during the summer and will resume duties at Anita Produce Company for the winter season, a position he has held in previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Turner
Nebraska
Kansas
Anita Produce Company
Taken Up as Estray Near Anita
Estray notice for a red Boar Pig weighing about 100 pounds taken up at premises four and a half miles southwest of Anita. Owner must call, prove property, and pay all costs and expenses. R. Buckner appears as the notifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Demand for Cass Poultry Shipments to Philadelphia and New York
Debris from Anita Produce Company reports this week includes one car of live ducks bound for Philadelphia and one car of live chickens headed for New York City, with Sam L. Morgan and Walter C. Turner to accompany shipments. An order for a car of live geese will also be filled this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Produce Company
Philadelphia
New York City
Sam L. Morgan
Walter C. Turner
Claude Porter a Remarkable Iowa Figure of Law and Politics
Claude Porter born July 8 1872 in Moulton Iowa rose from Centerville schools to Parsons College and St Louis Law School. He served in the 50th Iowa Infantry, held Iowa Senate seats, was county attorney, US district attorney, Assistant Attorney General under Wilson, and chief counsel of the FTC, later education board member and Democratic delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Porter
Moulton
Iowa
Centerville
Appanoose County
President Wilson
United States
Ported
Parsons College
Fairfield
St. Louis
Missouri
Porter
Gen
F. M. Drake
Spain
50Th
Iowa Infantry Volunteers
Jacksonville
Florida
Davis-Appanoose
Senate
A. B. Cummins
Washington City
Harding
Wilson
Gregory
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Big Bill Heywood
Russia
Landis
Mr. Porter
Federal Trade Commission
Cummins
Central Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Denver
Baltimore
New York City
Mrs Frances Titus Visits Anita Relatives
Mrs Frances Titus of Seattle former Cass county resident spends the week in Anita with her niece Mrs Mary Wilson and nephew Chas D. Robinson and other relatives. W C McCrory has again leased the Spear farm in Lincoln township for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Titus
Mary Wilson
Chas. D. Robinson
Vail
Iowa
Seattle
Washington
Cass County
Anita
Chas D. Robinson
W. C. McCrory
Spear
Lincoln Township
Bee-A-Wee Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs. Bartley Home
Mrs H E Bartley entertained the Bee A Wee Club at the last meeting. The next gathering will be at Mrs Floyd DeMont's home. The John C Young homestead near Anita, among the first farms improved in the area in the early 1870s, was sold to Otto and Albert Biederman for 125 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bartley
Floyd DeMont
John C. Young
Anita
Otto
Albert Biederman
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. D. Bullock
J. R. Stuhr
Anita, Iowa
Mimere C. H. Bartley Produce
Riverside
Nina Lou Vohs
Frank Barber
C. E. Parker
Penses
R. Buckner
N. L. Eby
L. B. Trumbull
Adair
David Alexander
Red Oak
Mrs. Meriotta
Hampshire
C. L. Wilson
Bartley
George Denne
Ladies’ Union Club
Chas. Kopp
Elizabeth Duthie
Jesse N. Jones
State Capitol
Atlantic
Jones
House
Claude Porter
Duroc
Harvester
Bridgewater
Geo. P.thiele
Bessie Parkinson
Massena
Robt. A. Weston
C. A. Carey
T. E. Root
Young Furniture Co
Atlantic, Iowa
H. Bartley
Elm Street
Ilave
Jennie M. Ward
Riverside and
Round Oak
Clardy
Harry Hall
Wiota
Miller’s Meat Market
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