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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
4
A temperance argument cites a circulating local option campaign card in Delaware showing how money spent on drink could buy 3 barrels flour 25 pounds coffee 20 bushels potatoes and more totaling $15.05. It urges youths to see the waste of intemperance and the future value of prudence.
A column praises buying from local stores over distant outfits like Whoa-Haw-Buck Co Gaunt Mummery Wadd Co. The piece argues money spent with home merchants stays in the community and benefits locals. It notes Miss Lizzie Henick, stenographer for Daisy Stock Food Co. Atlantic, visited her parents north of the city on Sunday.
A mixed editorial and local notices page from Anita Iowa discusses saloon opposition, crime reports from Des Moines, civic discipline, and community updates. It criticizes hypocrites, notes murder and crime context, and lists local resident movements, visits, and business references.
A tailor proclaims his method guarantees no shrinkage, promising the garment will keep its fit and style until worn out. He claims to remove 100 percent of shrink before cutting and asserts the guarantee relies on careful process and product quality, endorsed by President Vehon.
Osteopaths in the state have clashed with the secretary of the state medical society in a drawn out exchange. The secretary Thomas remains prepared to continue rounds under the law and in good condition as debates and remarks from Collier’s Weekly critique public figures. The piece condemns Senator Cummins for praising Taft while invoking Washington and other founders, urging restraint for the sake of public life.
A short obit notes the death of a young daughter of T H Saunders near Milo Missouri. The terse item mentions Trisvye as a possible misspelling or fragment from the deceased’s name in the local notice.
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