Lost items and rent notice in local grievance column
Lost a Hawkeye tire and a Dodge rim. Finder please leave at the door Anita Produce Co. Rev C L Thomas returned to Wiota M E Church as pastor for the ensuing conference year. Miss Mable Dunhan, employed in Atlantic, visited her parents Sunday. For rent a good residence at 61.50 per month. Inquiries at the Record office.
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The
C. L. Thomas
Wiota M. E. Church
Mable Dunhan
Atlantic
Atlantic Visitors and Local Socials Highlight Week
George Denne and wife were Atlantic visitors Monday. Denison Pearce lost a big jet steer killed by lightning a few days ago. Edgar Vernon of Auburn Iowa spent Saturday in the city with his parents R. D. Vernon and wife. Mrs T E Carey spends the week in Atlantic. Mrs T E Goodrich visited in Men to last week with Mrs D L Spiker. Miss Carrie Anders of Adair was Sunday guest of Miss Ethel Booth and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Pearce
Edgar Vernon
Auburn
Iown
R. D. Vernon
Carrie Anders
Adair
Ethel Booth
Maggie Scanlon Romey
Lewis Max
Mason City
Romey
Wm. Romey
Local Record Notes and Visitors
Bert Willison served as a Record caller on Tuesday. Mrs F W Stager and the baby have both been under medical care this past week. Chug E Thomas purchased a Ford touring car last week through the A D Dean agency. Miss Minnie Simon visited Saturday. Kunz Grain Co shipped several carloads of corn last week. William Nimm of Franklin township was a Record visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Stager
Chug, E. Thomas
A D.dean
William Nimm
Franklin: Township
Record Visitors And Local Incidents Noted
F Cooper visited the Record on Monday along with Ches, W Smith and wife and Mea Dottie Morrison. Rev L Thomas and wife with daughter Mia, and Georgia Taylor of Wiota were Record callers Tuesday. B Parker was a Record visitor. Joe Vais called Saturday and left a $2 check for payment through September 1922. Mrs M B Mitchellin was injured after a fall from cellar steps last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches, W. Smith
Mea
Dottie Morrison
L. Thomas
Mia
Georgia Taylor
Wiota
Joe Vais
Palafuily
Montgomery and Cass county news and obituaries
The report covers agricultural demonstrations in Cass County, tax collection notes, and obituaries including Mrs. Sarah George of Cass County and Mrs. Mary Applegate. It mentions the Alsip injunction, airline route debates, and a large farm mortgage foreclosure suit by Daniel Woodward against John Morton and Harris. Ward Bryant of Griswold represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als‘trict
Christina Walker
Chris Thulin
Ness Thullnn
Pleasant Township
Thulins
C. B
J.P. Harris
Lewis
Woodward
Harris
Marton
W.C. Bryant
Griswold
Wood for Sale and Local Notices in Colfax
A mixed fragment from a Colfax page lists wood for sale suitable for stoves, local trades, and various small ads. It mentions Mr. Wagner as a record cutter, Margaret Gregory taking winter rooms, and several local names and shop phrases. It notes a birthday celebration for Lemuel Turner and plans for a community surprise at Mrs. Thames’s home with a large dinner.
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Ben Wagner
Margaret Gregory
Mrssc
Millard
Fry
Lemuel C. Turner
ha--Turney
South
Asiica
King
A. Hi, Biplometz
A. L. Turner
Wack Turner
Geo
O. Smither
Wilbur
Jymmings Gud
Sam‘isquet
Sam
Nelyhborary Auite
O. L. Thames
Wits
Obituary of Susan Mayer of Atlantic Iowa
Susan Mayer daughter of Missouri and Mrs Enoch Mayer was born in Ceder county Iowa August 21 1870 and died at the hospital in Sand Island Nebraska September 18 1921 at age 51. She married Olin Carey of Anita Iowa in January 1887 and they had three children Mrs G H Purden Long Beach California F Carey Greenfield Iowa and Roy Carey Greenfield Iowa. Survived by husband family and friends a bid farewell with a Lutheran baptism and faith in her Master. Funeral at the M E Church in Anita conducted by Rev W B Radi interment Evergreen Cemetery. Denison Pearce and wife and others were Atlantic visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Mayer
Enoch Mayer
Cedar County
Iowa
Sand Island
Nebraskey
Atlantic
Towa
Olin‘top Carey
Anita
G. H. Purden
Long Beach
California
Roy Carey
Greenfield
Carey
Lutheran Church
Tipton
Ruth Holliday
Greenfeld
Brotfier
Mis. Dodds
Weaver
Holton Lawyer Practice in All Courts
Holton, a lawyer, offers practice in all courts with a focus on land titles and the settlement of estates. Specializes in pinioning land interests and related legal matters.
Nyalls Talcum Powder Sold At Twenty Three Cents
A brief ad notes Nyall’s Talcum Powder offered for twenty three cents at Anita Drug Co He 40-11. H G Armentrout delivered a delicate large pie squash to the Record office Tuesday measuring several inches longer than a yard stick. On Sunday August 28 1921 in Des Moines Charles W Smith and Ads L Morrison married Rev C N Miller officiated and the couple visited relatives across northeastern lows friends join in wishing them joy and happiness.
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Nyall
Anita Drug CO
H.G. Armentrout
Des Moines
Chas. W. Smith
Ads L. Morrison
C. N. Miller
Dr Hesss Worm Powder promoted in hog feed
Dr Hesss Worm Powder is advertised as the best hog remedy with a positive guarantee sold by the Anita Drug Co. Geo L Currier, recently in Audubon, visits Anita. Mrs Ed Crozier from Knoxville visits relatives in Anita. Fred and Bessie Parkinson accompany her to Atlantic to see John W Crozier in poor health.
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Anita Drug Co
Geo. L. Currier
Her‘ness
A.M Currier
Audubon
Anita
Ed. Crozier
Knoxyill
W. J. Weston
Fred
Bessie Parkinson
Massena
Atlantic
John W. Crozier
Hesss Poultry Panacea Promises Healthy Hens Eye Growth
An advert from Anita Drug Co offering Hesss Poultry Panacea guarantees healthier hens and increased eye production. J. H. Schaake notes recent activity. The Record office received samples of corn from Old Bl Kelley’s field north of town, with ears up to twelve inches, nicely filled. An elderly farmer claims Bil's fish will yield about one hundred bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Drug Coq
J. H. Schaake
Old Bl? Kelley
Jewelers Opening In Hardyce Building In Omaha
Lee Clark returns to Omaha to run the former Coffey Irwin jewelry business now under Wycoff Jewelers in the Hardyce Building with a new line of jewelry clocks and silverware and repair services offered at reasonable prices. Funeral services were held in Atlantic for John Judd aged eighty one, a Cass county pioneer who lived there sixty five years. Judd born in Fairfield Iowa in 1810. his wife and two children had predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardyce Building
Co. G. Wycoff
Lee Clark
Coffey & Irwin
Omaha
John Judd
Cass County
Atlantic
Mr. Judd
Fairfield
Iowa
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Anita Bank
Leon G. Voorhees
Preaidant
H. T. Vernon
Harry C. Faulkner
A.W Robinson
Swift &Co
Cole Musick
Manacer
George Denne
Mrs. T. E. Carey
T. E. Goodrich
Mento
D. L. Spiker
Ibe
Smith's Boatery
Baw
Bert Willison
Minnie Simon
Pratt & Naylor
Town
Choicé City Property
Salepratt & Naylor
F. Cooper
B. Parker
Ella
Ysar
Jones
Amdin
Montgomeery
Gan
Bureau
Agricultural College
Viota
Sarah George
M. George
Mary Applegate
William Applegate
Atlantic Packing Company
Cc. Applegate
K. F. Ly Sissor
A. Wilson
Chas
L. Wilson
Roseb
Eddie Carlton
Eninrow
A.D. Dean
Clyde H. Bowen
W.W. Kirkpatrick
Benton Township
N. L. Larson
P. T. Williams
Pattie
C. L. Campbell
City
Eastern Stars
Ray Vinall
Fality
Davenport
Sara
Vinall
Serother
O. B. Dorsey
Ray
Anite’s
Feat
Kinigys
Maudiy
Holton
Whitmore
Fais
Jerol
Citizen’s State Bank
Abe Biggs
Ralph Miller
DR. Hess
Ina. Ackerman
NEW’ Cranberries
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