Anita News Clippings Highlight Local People and Events
In Anita, residents report visits by Earl Stone and family from Andover South Dakota and T F White from Silver City Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols mourn a baby’s death in Lincoln Nebraska. Memorial Day visitors from Des Moines and a kitchen shower for Margretta Henderson punctuate a week of community notices. The state education board proposes tuition increases for Iowa colleges to match funding gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Nichola
Ray Morgan
Wiota
Margretta Henderson
Miaendersen
Gladys
Widaler
Local Notes and Ads Span City Life and Trades
A mix of short notices and ads describes cafe visits on Walnut Street, relatives in town for Decoration Day, Miss Gretta Stone visiting from Valley Junction, and Miss Blossom Walker's trip to Red Oak for summer school. It also recalls church and lodge activities, farmers selling spring chickens, and a wind storm damaging a new building wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gretta Stone
Valley Junction
City
Iowa
Christian Scientists
Masonic Grand Lodge Set to Convene in Davenport
Davenport on June 3 reports the Masonic Grand Lodge will meet June 9 with over 4000 members expected. A school of instruction opens June 11 and the trustees may ratify purchasing the Bettendorf home to convert into a state Masonic home and sanatorium. June 10 Chicago’s Harry F. Atwood to address the lodge. a 175 year old ritual to be shown. veterans banquet at 6 that evening. Officers to be elected Wednesday afternoon. sessions end Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Magonle
W. P. Bettendorf
Harry F. Atwood
Chicago
FARM BUREAU NOTES Preserving eggs with water glass method
County Agent L G Sorden outlines egg preservation using soluble sodium silicate in a five gallon crock. One quart water glass to nine quarts water yields fifteen dozen eggs when kept fully covered and in a cool dry place. He advises clean vessels and proper handling to avoid egg breakage. Alfalfa rots thistles in Iowa trials. A Winneshiek County farm shows alfalfa seeding pastures replacing Canada thistles. by next spring alfalfa gained the lead, nearly eliminating the weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
A. W. Oxley
Farm Bureau
Winneshiek County
Alfelfa
Aare
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Proeta. & Gamble
Burkhart Bros
A. D. Bullock
A. R. Kohl
Crawford
Crawford’s Store
R. E., Smith
S.A. Rose and Son
Max
Inte Nova
Perry
Lewis
Earl Stone
Andover
South Dakota
A. B. Stone
Silver City
A. Youtz
Panorr
Town
Nourse of Co
Kansas City
Missouri
Mra
Cora Cochran
Brayton Ia
Youts
Anita
Hansen
Henry Chapin
Grinnell
R. D. Vernon
State Board of Education
General Assembly
State University of Iowa
Liberal Arts
Commerce
Towa State College
Bachelor of Art
Parker’s Cafe
Edna Robison
Des Moines
E. E. Barnholdt
J. H. Aldrich
G. M
Aldrich
Fred “Aldrich
Masonic Temple
Obedience Lodge
Columbia
Order of Eastern Stars
Odd Fellow
Anita Drag Co
F. I Linicome
Indiana
Des. Maines Andience
Tow& Weather
Crop Service
Central
South Central
Ruben Loynen
Late Parker
Lower Walnut Street
Walter Hunter
Atlantic
Erlands Last
H.C. Lewis
Glen A. Roe
Jack
Menlo
Irwin Sisters
Thos. F. de Ment
The
Tribune
Jessie Wheeler
Maine
W. D. Pratt
Kelloway
Paul
Margaret
Wm. Schaake of
Corning
J. D. Peter-son
Donald McLennan
Rodericks
J.D. Peterson
C. W. Shaffer
H. C. Lewis
Casey
Masonic Lodge
J. £. Bonwell
Viola T
Farrow
Anconas
Wyandottes
Minorcas
D. T. Farrow
Leo ¥. Rongers
Bridge Club
George Pratt
Fred M. Sheley
C. N. Campbell
Mattie Harrison
Earl S. Holton
Anita Produce Co
Thore Hale
Elizabeth Morse
Ifty
Beulah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Anita Lodge
Srd
Adair News
Chris Loetacher
Osceola’ County
Masonic Grand Lodge
Ralph Forshay
Omaha
B. Tyler
Harold Winder
C. T. Winder
Brooklyn
Paweshiek County
Otto Reich
Standard Oil
Reich
Damape
Standard Oil Co
L. G. Sorden
County Agentee
Bull's Eye
Will Rogers
Durham
Fae
Aeei
Arodriora
New
Siee Teeepeeraeee
Mixa Opal Gipple
Hemingford, Nebraska
Frank Gipple
Frank de Ment
W. H., Schultz
Clyde Smith
Lovie Carey
Red Oak
Anite
Whitehire
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