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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
5
All cattle classes offered for sale with money furnished. Contact E M Crane at 34-11 in Anita Iowa for details and arrangements.
S. A. DeCamp spent the weekend at his Redfield residence. George Schwenneker, who recently removed a radiophone from DeCamp’s premises south of town, is installing a larger capacity radiophone at the same site.
A Saturday report from The Record highlights fruit sales by Frank R. Charles and his brother in law John Carmichael of Randoph Nebraska. Their pleasant calt presence reflects a local market moment with neighbors supporting a family enterprise.
A modern style rental listing notes a one room house in Anita with the address 353 Jared Blattner 1109 Poplar St Atlantic.
The local headquarters for Fountain Pens Pens Holders and School Supplies is listed along with a brief local item. N L Larson spent Sunday at home in Anita.
The Berea Labor Day event drew hundreds to Isaac Brown’s farm with dragged roads and free lemonade. Berea beat Canby by one run in the baseball game while a ladies basketball match and band music kept crowds entertained. Organizers Old Bill Steele and Joe Vetter led a day of fun and frolic, with local residents and visitors attending from nearby towns.
Farmers' Supply Co advertises a Litchfield manure spreader at 12500 with a note about Frank Naylor visiting Omaha to attend government school and staying with his mother Mrs F O Naylor during the week.
Cole Musick and family and Miss Vera Hook drove to Magnolia Sunday and spent the day with relatives and friends at Wycoff's Jewelry Store.
Sheriff W. A. McKee of Atlantic stops in the city on official business. An advertisement offers a Litchfield Manure Spreader for sale at 125 dollars with urgency to buy.
G. A. Roe erected a sizable modern hog house on his forty acre farm just outside Anita's southeast corporate limits. The new building signals expansion in local hog production and reflects agricultural development in the area.
Ed. Petit, a former Cass county resident, spends the week in Anita with his brother W. M. Petit and family, sharing local hospitality.
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