Local notices and society items from Anita area
Miss Dora Marsh teaches in Linegt township and Miss Lora Fitell in Blakesley school Lincoln township. J EB Brece faced two cases before Justice Hall of Adair county yesterday. Misses Clara Shoudy and EmmadJoy Brent Sabbath visit Atlantic friends. Mrs G Scovil ill but improving. A chilly 4th of July for beer sellers. J Prank Doty and Sr Willie Ether edge attended church on blood Sunday. On April 13 a girl was born to Mr and Mrs W G King. Mrs P Lattig travels to Chicago to visit daughter Mrs Macomber. H Harris seeks a Dist No 1 schoolteacher, Massena township. Wages are 28 per month. C M Failing to relocate to Anita for law practice over Cute’s state. F H Whitney to return from New York about the 20th. E V Burke of Atlantic in city seeking real estate business. Mrs L L Creveling sells millinery to Mrs Meek Fontanette who moves next Monday. A thief who stole J J Tender’s horse and money captured at Fallham. Chas Steinmetz rejoices, wife and children move nearer Congregational church. Democrats of Grant township appoint delegates: K Lewis, D K Chestnut, Andy Johnson, C D Bartlett, Sansom, Kaiser. Report about Tribune disposal denied. Anita supports one newspaper. Mumps note: not valuable, not necessary. horse editor agrees.
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Rory
W. G. King
P Lattig
Chicago
Macomber
H. Harris
Dist
Massena Township
C. M. Failing
Anita
Cute
F. H Whitney
New York City
E. V. Burke
Atlantic
L. L. Creveling
Fallham
Chas. Steinmetz
Ehurch
Grant Township
C.D
Pnb
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
The piece argues many oppose strong medicines prescribed for rheumatism noting no internal treatment is needed in about forty percent of muscular or chronic rheumatism cases. It claims nine of ten cases fall into these varieties with no fever and little or no swelling indicating a non internal approach.
Sudden Death Shocks Anita Community
J L Dilts died suddenly at his North Chestnut Street home after delivering a paper to neighbor C M Felt. A respected contractor, he served in the Fifth Pennsylvania Reserves and fought at Gettysburg. Funeral and Masonic rites were held in Anita with large attendance. A five year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Shoemaker died of scarlet fever and was buried in Wiota Cemetery.
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Ed. Shoemaker
Frankii Township
Wiota
Weather Crop Bulletin Sees Favorable Week for Farm Work
For the week ending April 20, 1908, unusually favorable conditions aided farm work and vegetation. Temperatures ran above normal across regions, with light frost on the 15th not causing damage due to dry air and wind. Rain was below normal. oats and grasses show good stands, fruit prospects are strong, and northern counties report poor stock conditions from winter feed shortages.
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Appanoose
Des Moines River
Elizabeth Mailandar Mets obituary notes rural Iowa ties
Mrs Elizabeth Mailandar Mets died April 14 18u8 Born April 15 1879 Dana LaSette county moved to Sassy county Towa 1890 Married Matthias Mets spring 1899 farm in Henton township Cass county until death Survived by husband three sons Matthias Andrew Ambrose one infant six sisters and two brothers Funeral at Wiota Catholic church April 16 with burial at Wiota cemetery Many Horal offerings pallbearers named local residents
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Elizabeth Mailandar-Mets
Dana
LaSette County
Sassy County
Towa
Matthias Mets
Henton Township
Cass County
Matthias
Andrew
Ambrose
Wiota Catholic
Wiota
Atlantic Council
Knights of Columbus
Wm. L. Brack
Thos
Mc Court
Frank J. Rhody
P. Breheny
W. Richter
Mart McMahon
Soo
Wlota
Mrs. E. A. Stone Dead After Long Illness
Mrs. Martha IT Gates Stone wife of J A Stone died Sunday night April 19 1908 at her home after a long period of suffering from Brights disease at the age of 40 years She leaves a husband a son two daughters a sister and a brother A charter member and longtime worker in Columbia Chapter Order of Eastern Star Funeral services were held at the Congregational church conducted by Rev Thos Kelly and the Eastern Star attended in a body, the remains laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery in the family lot The community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha IT. Gates Stone
J. A. Stone
Columbia Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Congregational Church
Thos, Kelly
Evergreen Cemetery
Young Nevada mine strike nets potential fortunes
The Wagner bors Kern and Harvey-sons of Mrs Wm Wagner of this city have struck a new mine near Rawhide Nevada called the Lawn. The guld mine is yielding rich ore and the brothers, after a year of mining, declined a fifty thousand dollar offer and expect to fetch one hundred thousand dollars later.
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the Tribune
Wagner bors—Kern
Harvey
Mra. Wm. Wagner
Nevada
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