Grinnellman D. C. Phillips Visits City
D C Phillips of Grinnell Iowa visited the city early this week. He is president of Anita Telephone Co and a notable local civic figure.
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
2
D C Phillips of Grinnell Iowa visited the city early this week. He is president of Anita Telephone Co and a notable local civic figure.
The article examines how hard it is to revoke a teaching certificate in Iowa. It cites Miss Midtgaard, a Danish teacher in Kimballton, whose certificate was initially revoked by the county but reinstated by the State Superintendent. It notes few certificates are actually revoked despite repeated attempts and mentions related local news and lectures.
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation plans a stronger women presence at its January convention in Des Moines, with sessions on women’s farm work and home economics led by Ellsworth Richardson of Pella and Anna E. Richardson of Iowa State College. The three day event January 13 to 15 expects 1000 farmers and wives, featuring group conferences and radio broadcasts by WHO.
Notice is given that foreclosure of mortgage and redemption rights will be sold at public auction in Atlantic Iowa on January 18 1925 at 10 00 AM for cash to satisfy a judgment from Cass County Iowa dated December 12 1924 in favor of Leon G Voorhees against A M Worthing Ruby A Worthing George C Smither Ida Muntendam and Cass County Iowa The property includes Lot Six and the north half of Lot Five in Block B of H E Campbells addition to Anita Iowa with a described strip constituting a common driveway Approximate debt 4700 33 plus costs 108 01 and accruing costs
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