Des Moines Merchants Plan Anita Visit by Special Train
A delegation of over 100 Des Moines businessmen will visit Anita on Tuesday June 26 by a ten car Rock Island special train designated The Good Will Tour. The trip, organized by the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce, aims to foster relations with Anita and other counties through informal meetings with local business leaders. The itinerary includes multiple city stops, Pullman sleeping cars, dining car service, and music by the Argonne Post Band of the Des Moines American Legion, marking the chamber's second such tour since 1917.
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Des Moines
Rock Island
Chicago, Rock Island
Ific
Tlantic
Pullman
Vlan
Boone
Hicago
Milwaukee
St Paul Ailway
Argonne Post
Des Moines Post
American Legion
Bonus Vouchers Ready and Bonds Rate Revised
State Treasurer Burbank readvertises sale of bonus bonds at a rate not to exceed five percent, down from four and a quarter. About 93,000 farms for adjusted compensation have filed, averaging around $200 each. State vouchers totaling about 6 000 000 await mailing if bonds sell. Bonus blanks sent back for address corrections. many held up by incorrect addresses. Emory E. Grace of Harlan visited Monday. Mildred Lamborn of Anita Bank travels to Garden City and Salt Lake City before returning in July.
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Burbank
State’ Bonus Board
Ncorrect
Bonus Board
Mildred Lamborn
Anita Bank
Garden City
Kansas
Anita
Salt Lake City
Utah
Death of W A Limbaugh from Carbuncle at 59
W A Limbaugh who lived with his brother Henry north of Fontanelle died in Peoria Illinois last Sunday May 27 at age 59 years 6 months and 28 days from a carbuncle after infection spread. Born October 29 1863 in Holmes County Ohio he lived in Jackson township Adair County and Massena before moving to Cass County Victoria township now Wm Colemans farm. Survived by six sisters and three brothers Funeral in Massena Methodist church conducted by Rev Ball and Rev Hoffstader and buried in Massena Center Cemetery.
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V. A. Limbaugh
Henry
Fontanelle
Peoria
Illinois
Mr. Limbaugh Ws
Holmes County
Ohio
Valentine and
Mary M. Limbaugh
Jackson Township
Adair County
Amanda Whiting
Arlington Heights
Ill
Sarah Austin
Grant City
Elizabeth Agnard
Eureka
Kan
HE. H. Kilgore
Los Angeles
Calif
Celestia
A. G. McNeil
Atlantic
Iowa
John Limbaugh
Albion
Nebr
Emanuel Limbaugh
Mitchell
S. D
Henry Limbaugh
Totes
Methodist
Massena
Ball
Congregational Church of Atlantic
Hoffstader
Methodist Church
Massena Center
Tuning Up Fans For Summer Use At Iowa State College
A Iowa State College trades and industries advisory urges overhauling old electric fans before summer. Wipe dust from accessible parts, inspect bearings and replace loose ones, grease with vaseline, check cord and plug for damage, ensure guard is secure to prevent bent blades or injuries.
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Department of Trades and Industries
Iowa State College
Red Arrow Merchants Offer Free Show at Unique Theatre
Red Arrow merchants of Anita sponsor a free picture show next Wednesday afternoon and evening June 13 at the Unique Theatre. Admission is in Red Arrow Bonds. The feature is Skin Deep starring Thomas Ince.
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Red Arrow
Anita
Unique
Tribune
Thomas Ince
Wichita Visit Notes Mrs Nichols With Family
Mrs. L. K. Nichols of Wichita Kansas visits the city with her parents and sister Andrew Wiegand and wife and Mrs. Glen A. Roe and family in attendance.
Town Council Adds Fifteen Blocks for Paving Plan
At a regular meeting the town council ordered construction of about fifteen blocks of pavement and instructed the town clerk to advertise for bids. Streets include Elm Street from Main to Fourth, First Street alley west to Cherry, Third Street from Maple to Walnut, Fourth Street from Maple east to 200 feet east of Elm, Locust Street north to Fifth Street, Locust from Main to Rock Island tracks, Cherry from pavement to Fourth, Rose Hill Avenue and Fourth Street intersection, and the Walnut to Chestnut alley behind the Masonic Temple. Bids due Monday June 18, with notices in today's Tribune.
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Elm Street
Main Street
Fourth Street
First Street
Locust
Cherry Street
Third Street
Maple Street
Walnut Street
Locust Street
Fifth Street
Rock Island Tracks
Rose Hill Avenue
Chestnut Street
Masonic Temple
Tribune
Careful Crossing Campaign Launched by Railroads
The Railroads of the United States and Canada start the Careful Crossing Campaign from June 1 to September 30 to cut railroad highway crossing accidents. The 1922 drive echoes last year with posters urging drivers to Cross Crossings Cautiously. Nationwide auto registrations rose 24 percent to 12 975 632, while 9 101 people were killed and 24 208 injured in grade crossing crashes over five years, underscoring the effort. Railroad workers pledge full support and drivers are urged to proceed with caution to reduce tragedy.
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United States
Canada
American Railway Association
Wolf Killer Earned Bis Money Says Bopp
The Benton township Cass county sheep raiser James Bopp offered five dollars for wolf capture after losses. Wolf hunter G A Neilson located the wolf shot it three times, found the den, and captured eight cubs. Nelson earned forty two dollars in county bounties in addition to Bopp’s reward. Mrs Leland Peterson and her two sons from Clarion Iowa visit relatives here.
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Benton Township
Cass County
James Bopp
Bopp
Harrison
G. A. Neilson
Mr. Bopp
Nelson
Leland Peterson
Dale
Donald
Clarion
Iowa
H. C. Bangham
11 Citizens State Bank Promises 5 Percent 90 Day Deposits
Bank promotes fixed savings plan urging customers to decide on a concrete monthly amount to save. Advertises 5 percent interest on 90 day deposits and encourages consistency in saving with the bank’s program.
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Citizens State Bank
FILE CASES FOR JUNE TERM OF COURT
Saturday was the last day for filing cases for the June term of the district court in Atlantic. The docket includes foreclosure suits, notes, and divorce actions with judges and attorneys named. Notable items include a $6,000 foreclosure against Albert Johnson and a $450 note suit by Leon Voorhees, among others. Leila Booth leaves for Cedar Falls summer school, while Mrs. Henry T. Chapin donates $200 for cemetery gates and invites further gifts to finish the east entrance.
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District Court
Atlantic
T. C. Whitmore
George N. Morse
R. K. Morse
Frank Connor
Albert Johnson
Rudolph and
Pine
J. J. Swan & Son
Malvern
Frank Hofmeister
Lewis Vicinity
T. E. Rhinehart
William Guske
H. M. Boorman
Rock Island
Chicago
Tom G. Smith
Herman Eden
Blanche Eden
Johanna K. Ehlers
E. M. Willard
John A. Larsen
W. G. McFarland
Lynch & Byers
T. W. Acker
H. F. Harris
G. W. Ringle
Winifred M. Railsback
Swan, Clovis
Swan & Martin
Mina Petit
Winifred Cocklin
Rudolph & Pine
Henry T. Chapin
Grinnell
B. D. Forshay
Evergreen Cemetery Association
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ES Moines
Emory E. Grace of
Harlan
Hans Bengaard
the Tribune
W. A. Limbaugh
RED Arrow Merchants
Brainard
ROE & Kohl
High School Orchestra
City Orchestra
Jim
Chet
Kolie
Hans
Leo
Deering Binding
Deering
International Harvester Co
Farmers Supply Co
Wolf Killer
Leila Booth
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Mapleton
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