Local notices and brief society items in city column
Brief items report a dentist in the Galiher Building, John McDermott of Bridgewater visiting the city, a Rock Island wreck delaying trains, Hereford bulls for sale, a draft notice for Dr Walter Hook Scholl of Linton, Indiana, and a long social note praising Paul Brown Berea merchant prince and dairy promoter in grand terms.
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Walter Hook Scholl
Linton
Indiana
Chas. Scholl
Paul Brown
Berea
Paul
Anita L A Schoonover Chiropractor
Anita L A Schoonover operates as a chiropractor in the Anita Bank Building. Office hours are from 9 to 12 daily and the contact phone is 256.
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Anita Bank
Ziegler and Ziegler Law Firm Ad
Ziegler and Ziegler advertise as specialists in collections and probate matters with practice in all courts seeking clients.
Rubber Belting in Stock From 1.5 to 6 Inches Wide
AMOS W. SHIPMAN advertises in stock rubber belting in sizes from one and a half inches to six inches. The notice emphasizes a full line of the best rubber belting available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos. W. Shipman
Choice Beef Roasts Sold at City Meat Market
Robert Cryer notes beef roasts for threshers priced at twenty two cents per pound at the City Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cryer
Local residents and projects fill Anita news notes
W. K. Carey and wife return from Kethsburg Illinois. Hanson couple visit Eagle Grove. Band concert scheduled for Tuesday at nine. Win C. Richter and wife back from Harrison county. Mrs. Mary Simither and daughter visit RECORD office. Plum scarcity may curb plum pudding this winter. Mrs. Sarah McBeth visits from Libertyville. Foundations for J. W. Holmes’ new dwelling underway by Frank Leftingwell and others. Frank McVay sends three dollars to RECORD. Seymour Mallory awarded Corners contract on Frank Barber farm. C. T. McAffee and Chas. Snyder visit from Hurley. Frost hits Northeast Town Anita cold at night. Dr. Hess Campbell remodels home and adds porch. Chas. Snyder and family visit from Hurley. Mrs. Bessie Lowell heads to Denver for hay fever recovery. Wine production from local fruit noted. Soldier boys could enjoy fruit products. James Jordan returns from Cass County to Oregon. Ralph Saples plans improvements on Lincoln township farm. Bankers convention to be attended by J. D. Forshay. City sewer project advances extending toward Becker residence. L. D. Willis, Anita architect, joins U. S. Army service. may visit Korshiy in California. invitation extended.
Local residents return from travels and recover missing property
Miss Grace Winder returns from Hugo Colorado and will attend college in Des Moines. A A Miller and wife return from Eckley Colorado visit with their son Frank and family. A watch chain and job found last week and advertised in the Recorp prove the property of Samuel Petty who pays the advertising costs to recover his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Winder
Hugo
Colorado
Des Moines
A. A. Miller
Frank
Eckley
Samuel Petty
Anita Colt Show status and local travel notes
Decision on holding the Anita Colt Show this year remains unsettled. O11 Coomes of Atlantic sends 81.50 payment for the RECORD for another year. Mrs. Louise Hardersen leaves for Fort Collins Colorado to stay two months with sister Mrs. Chas Brockman and daughter. first Colorado visit for her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O11 Coomes
Atlantic
Louise Hardersen
Fort Collins
Colorado
Chas. J. Brockman
Speed King praised by Burt Stone in many towns
Burt Stone traveled widely last week to tout Speed King and deliver to satisfied customers. A second coat of asphalt oil with a light sand sprinkle on Anita’s main street appears to have solved the main street issue, and Anita’s street now stands among the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Stone
Anita
Centennial Address Planned in Strongsville Church
Rev HW Wilkins of the Congregational Church accepts invitation to deliver the centennial address in the church where he was first pastor at Strongsville Ohio on October Tthe event will be observed with a week long program as former pastors and laymen gather from across the country to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. J. Wilkins
Congregational Church
Strongsville
Ohio
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L. R. Eller
Galiher Building
John McDermott
Bridgewater
City
L. C. Campbell
Rock Island
Colfax
Lane
Hereford Bulls
Burke & Wilson
L. A. Schoonover
Towa
Caddock
Bonner
Tubes
C. P.richards
Anitaa
Iowa
Ziegler & Ziegler Lawyers
Lennox Furnaces
E. S. Wolfer
Robinson
Amos W. Shipman
W. K. Carey
Kethsburg, Illinois
Hanson
Eagie Grove
Win. C. Richter
Harrison County
Mary Simither
Eva Kiehl
Record Office
Sarah McBeth
Libertyville
Town
S. J. Perry
Frank Leftingwell
Peter and
Johnny Scott
J. W. Holmes
Frank McVay
Barney
Seymour Mallory
Frank Barber
C.T. McAffee
Lincoln Township
Chas. Snyder
Hurley
South Dakota
Mrs.'. T. MeaAffee
Bessie Lowell
Denver
Reneh
James Jordan
Cass County
L. BR. Galiher
J. C. Jenkins
Ed. S. Wafer
Warren Jordan
Benton Center
Eavle Point
Oregon
Ralph Saples
John Dutford
Nelson Dutford
Truckettstown
New Jersey
D. Bporshay
Citizens’ Savings Bank
National Convention of Bankers
Atlantic City
Citizens Savings Bank
F. H. Sears
I T
Dr. R. A. Becker
L. D. Willis
Omaha
Anita High School
Rh. D. Forshay
Uncle Sam
California
Willis
Korshiy
Peemasoh
B.D. Forshay
Pres
M. Blakesley
W. R. Spence
D.R. Forshay
John W. Nichols
Ernest Stone
Lee K. Nichols
Insurance Department
Crystal Ice Co., Chas. Atwood, Prop
D.C
Bogota
ROE & Kohl
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