The Vogue Displays New Hats by Gaye Bros in Omaha
Anita and surrounding areas report fashion updates from Gaye Bros in Omaha offering Gold and Silver Lace trims Fur Hats and veiling with pattern service. The piece also notes local events weather incidents and rising printing material costs impacting publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaye Bros
Omaha
Gage
VOGUE
From Far Off New Zealand and Local News Nuggets
From Auckland New Zealand September 4 1916 letters and notes describe greetings from Tom Reed, visits by Laura Henick and John Harrison, baby Charles Lovell Deeming, a new English Shepherd dog, goodbyes to Uncle Jake Hesser, Leona Rhodes back at City Bakery, Jno Cooper and wife visiting, Mrs. Maxwell returning to Ames, and various local rustics like M M Burkhart family, Howard Ames visiting Atlantic, and subscription price news for The Casey Vindicator.
Local News Notes From Anita and Surrounding Areas
Attorney B A Goodspeed visited city on Sunday. Ed McMahon of Rolfe Iowa travels here for a two week stay to handle business matters. Chas McVay shipped a carload of potatoes sold at 145 per bushel. Caldwell of Audubon called at the RECORD office. he is allied by marriage to Old Pete Anderson and others. James Galiher of Los Angeles, returning after fourteen years away, visits family and old friends. Alfred Evinger and Daisy Smith wed at the Baptist parsonage in Atlanta. Ira Soper's auto accident injures his wife, with others unhurt. Ralph A. Taylor of Harold SD aids his ill father H J Taylor as family members gather at Anita. The elderly veteran turned eighty four last week.
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C.a.caldwell
Audubon
Nue
Record Office
Mr. Caldwell
Pete’’ Anderson
Anita
Ruthven
Town
C. O. Gipple
The
Record
James Galiher
Los Angeles
California
Master Wendell
T. J. Galiher
James
Horace Greeley
Galiher
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Ralph A. Taylor
Harold
South Dakota
H. J. Taylor
Taylor
Charles
W. W. White
J. D. White
Woodward
Oklahoma
Letter to editor questions fairness and politics
An Ankeny reader critiques the Des Moines Register and Leader arguing bias on prohibition and political coverage. He notes Mr. Cummins and Mr. Harding positions and urges print fairness before the Methodist church and politics. Follows with various local notices and legal case updates from Shelby County Iowa.
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Ankeny
Des Moines Register and Leader
Methodist Church
Albert B. Cummins
Cummins
Harding
Iowa
Mr. Cummins
Senator Cummins
Allison
Mr. Harding
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Joneses
Mable M. Spence
Stecher
Egs
Atlantic
Nebraska
Harold Christiansen
Big Dane
Fred Hansen
Fred
Fred Bell
Benton Township
Mr. Bell
Red Oak
Wallace
OURS
New Zealand
Auckland
Sherm
Tom
Tom Reed
Laura Henick
American Surety Co
Des Moines
A. C. Henick
W. E. Clark
John H. Harrison
D. B. Harrison
Rock Rapids
Mrs. Harrison
Pasadena
F. J. Deeming
Charles Lovell Deeming
W. K. Carey
Peter Hopley
Lewis
Bill
Kiethsburg
Ilinois
Jake Hesser
Thornton
Wyowing
Curtis Nichols
Miss Mayor Clark
Jno. A. Irving
Roy Daughenbaugh
I. R. Galiher
Frank Foster
Jno. Cooper
Bull Frog Valley
A. B. Maxwell
Ames
John Borah and Son
A. J. Bower
Menlo
City
Massena
G H. Stotts
Ernest Burke
Mayme Wilburn
Joyce Lumber Co
Wm. R. Spence
Casey Vindicator
Sam Deen
Call
George Strater
M.M. Burkhart
Paul
Howard Ames
Randolph
Mr. Ames
Finis B. Perry
B. A. Goodspeed
Ed. McMahon
Rolfe
Chas. McVay
Baptist
Alfred Evingger
Daisy Smith
Ti. Scarlett
W. IE. Clark
Frank Barber
Ira H. Soper
Cies
Wee Farmer
Clardy & Sheley, Proprietors
John Jellison
Germany
Austria
Canada
England
Nova Scotia
Argentina
Censtral
South America
Birmingham
Underwood
Collinsville
Ala
Clarke
Samuel Deen
Plainview
Texas
Sam
H. E. Boatright
Atlantic Hospital
A. M. Worthing
Tabor
District Court of
Shelby County
Harlan
William McElfresh
Jesse McElfresh, Jr
Dora McElfresh
Willam McElfresh