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Newspaper

Anita Tribune

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

4

Fort Collins resident buys land for three cottages

George Haver sold his fine Fort Collins residence and bought a city block on the west side, with material on hand for three new cottages. Mrs. T W Skinner of Des Moines visits Mrs. J P Raddles, while Bert Winchell from Des Moines spends Sunday with his parents west of town.

George Haver Fort Collins Colorado T. W. Skinner Des Moines J. P. Raddles Bert Winchell

Schoolhouse Move Upheld in Grant Township District

Case heard by County Superintendent's court over moving the schoolhouse to the district center one-quarter mile north. The appellants, represented by A. H. F. Ziegler and T. B. Swan, lost. Haynes acted for the opposition. The decision follows Mrs. Johnson's precedents and the petition is granted.

Grant Township T. B. Swan Atlantic Haynes

The R F D Carrier and the Pennies in the Box

A Norwalk Free Press poem from a rural carrier laments pennies dropped in mailboxes. It contrasts harsh winters and grueling routes with the struggle to earn tips, urging readers to buy stamps and avoid dropping pennies in the box. The piece reflects postal worker humor and hardship.

Uncle Sam Wonder St. Peter Norwalk Free Press

Boost a Bit and Join the Roosting Rally

A humorous verse urges discontented readers to quit grumbling and join in lively musical cheer. It encourages boosting spirits, taking up songs like Roll me on the roll-away, and dancing along with the band to fill the day with energy.

Jono Mta Plans Return to Iowa Amid City Visit

Jono Mta a Lindoln township resident spends a brief business and pleasure visit in the city. He now lives in Grant City Missouri and occasionally trades to keep out of the poorhouse. He contemplates returning to Iowa to make Anita his future home. Bill Steele's Colts defeated the Jackson Stars eight to two on Bridgewater grounds in a game described by witnesses as a near shut-out for the Stars. Bill bets no other team can top his Colts to water, not even Jones Pets.

Jono Mta Lindoln Anita John Grant City Missouri Iowa Bill Steele Colts Berea Jackson Stars Bridgewater Grounds Bill Amether Jones Savage Bros

Made From Grapes and Royal Grape Cream of Tartar

An article extols grapes as a source of sustenance and details how Royal Baking Powder uses Royal Grape Cream of Tartar derived from grape juice. It explains the cream of tartar’s formation during wine production, its purification, and its role in imparting flavor and wholesome properties to baked goods.

The Directoire Gown Debate in The Britt v Tribune

A reader sees the directoire gown as a dress with subtle misleads and shifting impressions. The garment’s lines are clearly defined yet its nature remains debated with expert testimony and cautious critique.

Bailey Keyes

Accompaniés Governing Measures Highlighted In Great Reform

Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of measures to guide governance. Context appears to reference a broad policy move with emphasis on control and reform, noting leaders or groups but lacking clear names or dates. Further readable details are unavailable.

Measley Mack Returns Amid Playful Taunts and Ties

In a Otic tribute letter from Stuart Herald readers poke fun at a recent baseball dispute. The note jokes about a manager Sherm Myers and a magnate Cate Harry Cate, and references a farce titled The Wink that Wonked. It blends light mockery with sports nostalgia and local chatter.

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