Notable Travels and Local United Notices
A. A. Miller and wife returned from Florence Colorado after visiting son Frank in real estate. Uncle George Deeming visited Waterloo Iowa and Illinois. Violet Prather of Wiota visited Anita friends after hospital surgery. Mrs. F. L. Sisler and family traveled from Nebraska by auto. Ed Newton learned of M. O. Newton’s death in Cody Wyoming. W C T U met Sept 4 with program including vocal solos and readings. A rural writing contest for pupils is planned with deadlines and prizes. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society re-elected officers and held a luncheon. membership aims to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Miller
Florence
Colorado
Frank
Eckley
George Deeming
Waterloo
Iowa
Illinois
George
Violet Prather
Wiota
Anita Bank
Prather
Atlantic Hospital
Council Bluffs
Anita
F.L. Sisler
Wayne
Miss Arline
Nebraska
Aute
Lote Marsh
Ed Wilson
Billy Galvin
Ed. L. Newton
Cody
Wyoming
M. O. Newton
Cass County
W.J
A.C
Nate
Earl
Ed. L
This City
Geo. H. Petty
Atlantic
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
GC. W. Crandall
C. W. Crandall
S. T. Perry
M. Metcalf
W. S. Reed
C. T. Winder
Cash-Only Blacksmith Work Policy Begins October 3 1921
Notice to customers and public that from Monday October 3 1921 all blacksmith work will be cash only with prices set on a cash basis. No credit will be extended. Local manager for Standard Oil Co. announces subscription and local notices include Moonshine Flour pricing and family updates about the Wilsons returning from Ohio for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviandana
Echoes from the Conference at First M. E. Church
Sunday School at 10 a m. Morning sermon at 11 subject Echoes from the Conference Epworth League 7 p m Evening sermon 730 p m subject With Eyes of Faith Change in evening service times noted Sack ties at 1 95 per sack single sacks 82 00 Local note warns of threatening letters to Wm Waters Wiota area. an arrest made on related matter. principal author unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Massena
Wm. Waters
Wiota
Waters
Anita schools note student movements and enrollments
The Anita school report lists 28 graduates and 40 new first graders while 47 left for reasons other than graduation. It records numerous incoming students from other districts, notes 21 high school pupils this week and totals 361 across grades, with 23 tuition pupils in the grades and 47 in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Angell
Euelah Wohlleber
Lyle Birge
Melvin Morgan
Everett
Rupperle
Dora
Miller
Henry Bills
Zela Pierce
Kenneth Gippie
Ethel Possehl
Fredrick Galihér
Marrian Pearson
Geo. Gochenour
Hazel Smith
Harold Hal
Donald Smith
Clyde Hall
Norine Stager
Evelyn Herrick
Elma, Templemen
Muriel Jensen
Grace van Silyke
Harold Kirkham
Margaret Wade
Ida Lizer
Ednas Wheatley
Harold Lizer
Harlan Wheatley
Earl Wilds
Anna
Sack Price Details Listed for Public Auction
The notice lists sack sales at $1.05 per sack and single sacks at $2.00. The entry appears as a short line item with a reference code 3T-1.
Oak Ridge Social News Notes and Moves
Miss Ruth Graham guest at Levi Walker home Monday. Evona Cooper back from Prairie City visit. Roy Rupperlee and wife moved to old Stephenson farm east of Oak Ridge schoolhouse. Cloyd Karns and Charlies Graham at Ralph Stephenson home. Henry Franz shelled and marketed corn in Anita Saturday. Rob Bain family spent Sunday with Grandpa Bain. Township tractor clutch broke on road grader Monday. repairs from Omaha awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Graham
Levi Walker
Evona Cooper
Prairie City
Roy Rupperlee
Omaha
Cass County Supervisors approve funding bonds plan
The Cass County Board of Supervisors met in Atlantic on September 12 1921 and approved issuing 27000 in six percent funding bonds to fund outstanding indebtedness. Action included rejecting a request for a preliminary drainage survey, authorizing road culvert bids, and accepting the best bond bid from Schanke Company. The meeting discussed adjournments and approved previous minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Tor
A. ©. Highley
D-T Bode
W D Bell
CA Zellmer
Mike Metz
Fred Brix
Nisnabotna River
Pymosa Township
Grove Township
Bode
Zellmer
Bell
W. J. Tobias
Bél
Metz
Montgomery
Cass County
C. W. MecNear & Co
Schanke & Company
Zelimer
County of
Cass
Said
Said County
Shore Line
37Th General Assembly of
Board of ‘Supervisors
United States of America
Cass County Funding Bond Promises to Pay One Thousand Dollars
A Cass County Iowa funding bond promises payment of one thousand dollars in lawful money to the bearer on September first. The document indicates the county’s obligation for value received and refers to continued content on the next page.
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Cass
Iowa
United States of America
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Congress
Sherm. F. Myers
The
Record
Ccscc
Canada
Homer Kirkham
Ruth Herriman
Dorothy Dinsmore
E. C. Porch
Geo. Schol
Freda Schol
Perry
Sherm
F. Myers
Myrtle ‘Hardenbergh
Swift’s
Empire
Bacon
City Meat Market
Amos W. Shipman
Cc. D. Millard
T. Winder
F. A. Black
Standard Old Co
Begoghs
Farmers’ Coop
S. H. Wilson
Ohio
City
Chas. L. and
Robi
A. Wilson
F. R. Howard
E. B. Luman
M. E. Church
W.r.radliff
W.N. Anderson
Goog's
C. T. Smith & Son
Oak Ridge and Vicinity
Chas, H. Graham
Dr. Earl C
Oransky Building
Kodak Films
State of Iowa
W. Y. Siglin
Hedges. Bros’. Pantorium
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