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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
1
The highway along the proposed Anita Massena rural route is in first class condition and ready for establishment. Reports note continued community activity including the Second Annual Colt Show in Anita on October 1 1914 with twenty five classes and premiums from 1 to 10 dollars.
The ad touts a John Deere spreader with an axled beater, light draft, and four front roller bearings. It claims only about 150 fewer parts than earlier spreaders, making operation easier and maintenance light. It notes a feed change via a removable shoe and a variable load range of five to twenty five loads per acre.
Leland A. Roe has severed his U S Navy ties in New York and requests a Record address change to 226 81st street Brooklyn He says he is permanently employed and will not return to Anita now The Ladies Improvement League met at the Commercial Club room Friday afternoon for discussion of community bene t proposals The Progressive State Central Committee will meet at the Coliseum in Des Moines next Wednesday with L P Hadley ninth district member to attend Theo Roosevelt will be in Des Moines on that date to kick off the campaign
The article extols superior construction using premium materials. It emphasizes durability, quality, and long lasting performance as reasons for top classification.
Anita diary items note Cass county court term opening in Atlantic with Judge Thornell. Local posts cover postmaster appointment at Wiota, travels of L R Galiher son and others, a cyclone in Audubon, and deer meat abundance in Iowa. Community visits feature Galiher, Lambertson relatives, and Rev Wilkins temperance program. Crop gains boost South Dakota fields near Bridgewater with 50 bu/acre corn.
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