New Year Greeting From D H B Campuzzy
A garbled 1908 note from D H B Campuzzyy closing his books and requesting debt settlement by Jan 1 1908. The message thanks local patrons and mentions family figures in Sac City and Columbus with wishes for a prosperous New Year. The piece references Ermers Supply Store Pegau and Co and W Harrison Medical practice.
Business Houses Closing Early at Anita Iowa
Local merchants signed an agreement to close all business by 6:00 p.m. daily except Saturdays from January 1 to March 1909. The notice lists participating firms and urges readers to subscribe to The Des Moines Register and Leader for daily legislative coverage during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Iowa
Mareist
Larria Bros
Enzix
Conner, Hansen Sage & Co
A.D. Bullock
Farwears Surrey Co
Wingan
Preston & Carter
Citizens Savings Bank
Wortarne & Co
Jan
Local Saleee of Phonographs and Records
Scribbled ad notes sale of phonographs and twenty five records at home. Mentions reasonable rates and direct owner operator sales. Irregular text points to a small market listing with limited legible details.
Joint Installation Notice for O B F and Columbia Chapter No 127
A joint installation of officers elected for the year will be held at Magonle Hall Anita Iowa on Friday evening January 8 1009 at 7 40 PM. All the members parters and families are invited to attend Anita Iowa December 30 1008 Fraternally Yours Committee on Arrangements Obedience Lodge No 340 AF Abbrev notice of Sunday evening service at M E Church featuring Brot Raymond Reave and Miss Matto Wiegand with choir and sacred dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Columbia
O. B.5
Magonle
Anita
Iowe
Iowa
Obituary of Sylvester Kirkham Sr. of Anita Iowa
Sylvester Kirkham Sr was born in Blackburn England on April 8 1832 and died December 20 1808 near Anita Iowa at age 76 He lived in Peoria Illinois Marshall Missouri and Cass County before settling near Anita Survived by wife and nine children funeral at Congregational church conducted by Rev P A Ric assisted by Rev Cushman Obedience Lodge No 380 A B and A M bore his casket and Evergreen Cemetery burial Misses Ruby Bangham Love Jenkins and Lena Young sang at the services The writer recalls a long friendship with the deceased noting his good man and citizen status
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Kirkham
Blackburn
Lancashire
England
Anita
Iowa
America
Peoria
Illinois
Marshall
Cass County
Heas
John
Bessie
Dollie Kirkham
Jenkins
Homer Kirkham
William
Chicago
L.B. Smith
Fort, Dodge
Lowa
Joseph
Cayworks
Town
Sylvester, Jr
Eagle Grove
Congregational Church
P. A. Ric
Christian Church
Chas. HE. Cushman
Obedience Lodge
A.B
A. M
Evergreen Cemetery
Ruby Bangham
Love Jenkins
Lena Young
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of thanks from Mrs Sylvester Kirkman ann Fawming and Mr and Mrs S V Jungums for aid during illness. G W Preston sold residence on Whites Avenue to O C Anson for 2009. Miss Lillian Kincaid, daughter of postmaster A E Kincaid, married O N Collins of Chicago. Rudolph Linhart of Walnut visited and viewed the D M James farm in Lincoln township offered for sale at 315 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvuster Kirkmanann Fawming
5. V. Junguns
G. W. Preston
White's Avenue
Canson
Bulny
Lillian
A. E. Kincaid
Walnut
Olin. N. Collins
Chicago
Rudolph Linhart
D. M. James
Lincpin Township
Oregon Letter From Torr Lane Describes Anita Towa Expatriates
Torr Lane, Oregon, December 1908, writes of Anita, Iowa emigrants living near Payette Idaho and Portland Oregon. He notes apple harvests, new cold storage, and large ranches while praising the Payette valley, meeting old friends, and forecasting growth in the Pacific Northwest. He mentions W. Dufford, George Thurman, E. W. Blakesley, and Clarence Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burray TurnaNe
Ausba
Towa
Colorado
Missouri
Green River
Utah
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Ida Curlett
Caroline Haist
George Thurman
W. Dufford
Iowa
Sam
Dufford
F.R. King
Asright
BF. Talbott
Payette
Idaho
E. W. Blakesley
Od Eph
Chas. PF. Lattly
Mr. Lattly
Blakesley
the Tribune
Robert H. Woods
8. W. Woods
George W. Lattbig
Mr. Lattig
Payette Valley
Clifton Blakesley
Elmer P. Lattig
Frank B. Saples
Cyrus J Lattig
Anita
G. W. Lattig
Bumber
Mrs. Lattig
Portland
Paelite
Oregon
Saint Paul
W. Swart
Adair
Clarence Heath
Clarence
Hassle Street
Sabbath
Mr. Heath
Pacific Northwest
Kansas City
Messrs
Glakesley
Jenkins and
Conley
Milo
A Parallel in Advertising Persuades with a Hammer
A Lyland Printer uses a wartime metaphor to urge advertisers to invest in a single strong newspaper space. The piece argues two or three papers spread thinly are less effective than one dominant, wide ad in the best paper, likening it to using a large hammer to drive a tent peg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jou
Aerrous
Nammers
Lyland
Ancient text on theft and false witness condemns wrongdoing
A fragment from a religious page cites commandments against stealing lying and defrauding neighbors. It warns thieves and oppressors face divine punishment and notes the universal judgment with references to wealth, oppression, and the fate of the wicked.
A Report From The South Visits Anita Residents
William White arrived from near Woodward Oklahoma to visit his relatives and mother Mrs White near town. He owns a premier southern farm and sends news of crops and prices. The piece notes Anita natives in Woodward and nearby, mentions several families, and lists local social visits and travel plans including Clint and the babies to Plover Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. White
Woodward
Oklahoma
White
Billy
Southland
Quimber
Bennys Tromblee
Charlie White
E.G. Wordee
J. E. Turner
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Ermers Supply
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Austa
W. Harrison
Iter
Rison
Burneadquarters
Fern Branch
Columbus
Vernon W
Miss Mattie
Hic
Sac City
California
H. B. Campuzyy
Legislar
Des Moines Registar
Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Register and Leader Company
Des Moines
M ‘Dsrte
M. E. Church
Raymond
Reave
Miso Matto Wiegand Farbrew
HE Tribune
Bob” Earl
Torr Lane
Mars
Ason Was
Troy Comley
Casey
Ernest and
Samuel Slump
Gaklnod
City
E. B. Grace
E. P’s
Chas. White
Woodward, Oklahoma
Mrs
Wee White
Clint
Plover
A. Oh, Cate