Fragments Describe Cash-Girl Scene and Pursuit
Readable lines show a man forgetting his location and continuing onward until a cashier’s shout interrupts. The snippet hints at a tense pursuit or erratic action without full context or names.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
Readable lines show a man forgetting his location and continuing onward until a cashier’s shout interrupts. The snippet hints at a tense pursuit or erratic action without full context or names.
Congressman William R Green visited Atlantic meeting constituents while Cass county rural schools prepare to open. A civil suit seeks 402 from the Rock Island railroad for livestock delays. A land trade transfers 300 acres in Atlantic for 623 in Minnesota valued at 90 000 and 78 000 respectively. Cass county fair runs with large livestock displays including 700 pure bred swine. Proceedings reveal attorneys fees in murder trial totaling 800 each for Hess Ferguson and 9000 for county attorney. Page county reimbursed via Cass county warrants. Arrest follows threats to livestock breeder William Waters with former employee Peter Byriel suspected. motives relate to Waters hiring Mrs Byriel. notes report threats to life and property, candle found, alibi uncertain. The case baffles officials.
In Cass county the 87 year old Uncle John W Berry of Anita preserves Lincoln lore learned from his mother Jane Rutledge sister of Ann Rutledge He recalls Petersburg Salem and Clara Grove days and Lincoln’s youth including rail splitting and storekeeping He plans future visits to Petersburg and Salem to share stories with old friends.
Friends in the old home town and community regret to learn of the death of Geo. V. Burnett, who for a number of years was a resident of Anita and vicinity.
George Burnett born January 9 1848 in Wayne County Ohio died August 23 1921 at the State Federal Soldiers Home St James Missouri at age 73 years 7 months and 14 days He moved to Cedar County Iowa as a child served 100 days in the 46th Iowa Infantry Wife Laura Parrott Burns five children two sisters and three brothers survive Funeral services were held in Marshfield Missouri with his wife and daughters present He became a Christian and found peace in his final days.
Friday reports Ed Johnson ill last week and Ruth Wolford as a Record caller. Several residents visited Atlantic and Omaha. new subscriber Lawrence Christensen joins the Record. A district court in Greenfield granted Ruth Wolford a divorce from Grant Wolford on cruelty grounds. A doorway of autos and visitors fills the town chatter with names and places across Adair County.
Levi Purvis a longtime Anita resident died Sunday at his Centerville home from cancer at 65. He was hospitalized weeks earlier and underwent an unsuccessful operation. He leaves a wife and several grown children. He was son of the late Mr and Mrs James Purvis and brother of Mrs J W Dougherty and Mrs Peter B Voorhees of this city. Mrs Purvis is daughter of Mr and Mrs S K Amarine former residents. Funeral services were held and interment at Centerville Tuesday afternoon.
Geo Tostevin, once a noted Atlantic figure, now of Dr Legon, spent Saturday in the city as a guest of Dr G M Adair and wife, and B D Forshay and family. John Row and wife, long visitors with their daughter Mrs Laure Buerkin, and 1 Tijin a nat ate.
At a Farm Bureau Federation gathering at Farmers' Coop on Saturday night, farmers expressed willingness to aid the development of a new rural telephone system and exchange. A forthcoming meeting is expected to form committees and finalize the permanent organization with named supporters listed.
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