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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
5
Robert Howard and his wife spent a pleasant afternoon with relatives and friends at Lerc X.
Amber Steinmetz greeted visitors as a welcome caller at the Record office on Monday, assisting readers and guiding them through the newsroom.
Dr A M Mikkelsen has leased the Martin Christensen residence and will take possession next week. The agreement confirms occupancy details and outlines the upcoming handover of the property.
320 acres of good land priced at 40 dollars per acre. Fully fenced with two sets of buildings. Four miles from railroad, nine miles from Wing, eleven miles from Regan. Township has a good consolidated school. Soil comparable to Cass County Iowa. Health reasons prompt sale. Write owner 39 41 Mrs C J Kuehl Route 1 Wing North Dakota.
Miss Leora Miars hosts church notes as Pastor Lantz reports a new Chrysler Plymouth purchase. Community updates include visitors from Atlantic and Adair, seed corn harvest, a found elk tooth, and a big upcoming carnival at the K P hall. The American Legion Auxiliary serves lunch, and church activities feature a Des Moines University Four concert and youth programs.
A local ad offers Gillette blades for fifty nine cents and Klenzo shaving cream for fifty nine cents, bundled to attract shoppers. The promotion highlights bargain pricing on grooming products with emphasis on low per item cost.
Deputy Sheriff Paul Edwards visited Anita on a business trip Saturday. C A Carey moved one thousand bushels of corn at ninety cents per bushel. James Hull, an agent for Rock Island at Iowa City, has returned to Anita after several weeks of special work. Local notices include two sale advertisements for a good young Shorthorn Bull and first quality sorgum molasses, with phone contact numbers. Free family visits were noted as the Monnig and Case households spent Sunday with relatives and friends at Neola.
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