Anita Iowa resolves street improvements and bids
The Anita Town Council orders construction of street improvements per earlier resolutions and directs advertisement for bids. Plans by Bruce & Grape, Omaha, approved 1923, call for completion by 1928 with assessments, bonds, and taxes funding, bids due June 18, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Chestnut Street
Walnut Street
H. L. Brown
Anita
Iowa
Third Street
Maple Street
Locust Street
Fourth Street
Maple Treet
Elm Street
Rrbs
Rose Hill Avenue
Peett ‘Street
Fourth i Street
Walnut ‘Street
Chest- Sant Street
Bruce & Grape, Civil Engineers
Omaha
Nebraska
T. Biggs
A. D
H. E. Campbell
Atlantic visitors and local notes from the city
Dean Roe and Walter Day visited the city this week. Irma Lewis returns home from the State University at Iowa City for summer vacation. Subscribers renew as Herman Wedemeyer keeps his Tribune subscription for another year. Lost watch on the detour road to Anita and a Liberal reward offered. Local high school class of 1928 head to Creston for summer school. Bank ad invites deposits with 5 percent interest on 90 day deposits. Visit of 8. Barthty of Waterloo with nephew Chas Bartley for funeral. Wallace and Max Bullock, State University students, return for summer. Mick Forshay and Everett Kellaway also home from Iowa City. Knot-a-Kare Bridge Club met. high score went to Mrs. Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthty
Waterloo
Towa
Chas,h. Bartley
H. E. Bartley
Atlantic
Wallace
Max Bullock
Iowa City
State University
Mick Forshay
Everett
Paul Kellaway
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visitors Mentioned
An itemized column notes visitors and events in Atlantic area including Mr and Mrs Albert Karns welcoming a baby boy last Friday, Wallace J Tobias visiting Atlantic, Mrs Edna Robison of Des Moines staying with relatives, and weekly band concerts in Anita. It also records a $150 plus profit from a Decoration Day dinner by the Ladies Cemetery Association and various calls by Oliver R Patrick and Dr Roy A Lantz’s family. Other entries list Cedar Rapids visitors, Ruthven travelers, and a youth from Mitchell County injuring fingers in a dynamite cap mishap with missing pocketed nickel.
Notice of Administrator Appointment for Thomas J Bell
In Cass County Iowa district court probate matter the administrator Thomas J Behl has been appointed and qualified. Persons indebted must pay the administrator and those with claims must present them as required by law for allowance and payment. Dated June 2, 1028. M Millhollin Administrator by ELS Holton Attorney.
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Thomas J. Behl
Cass County
Towa
A. D
Civil Engineer Charts Des Moines River Elevations
Creston man Frank W. Dasey reports river elevation facts for Des Moines with the Des Moines river said to stand 90 feet above the Mississippi at St. Paul, 90 feet lower between Des Moines and Keokuk, an elevation of 773 feet at the site, and 1659 miles to the Gulf. Union Station at 805 feet, capitol grounds 859, top of capitol building LL71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Dasey
Creston
Des Moines
Mississippi
St. Paul
Keokuk
Gulf of Mexico
Union Station
Capitol Grounds
Capitol Building
Airplane frightens cattle. Montana youth injured near Luray
A Marshalltown dispatch reports a plane flying over a roadside cattle herd near Luray caused a stampede. Wallace Perry, 19, of Missoula Montana, guiding a four horse team for Henry Busse, was dragged several blocks and severely injured. All fingernails on his right hand were torn off and he suffered multiple bruises.
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Marshalltown
Luray
Wallace Perry
Missoula, Mont
Henry Busse
Perry
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Atlantic Scene
Henry Mehlmann and wife hosted visitors at Holmes Lumber Yard as Henry’s name appears with Red Top steel posts for sale. Atlantic social round featured Mrs. L. R. Johnson’s family visiting from Omaha and Mrs. William Reed visiting from Omaha. Mrs. Roy Eneix of Eagle Grove Iowa guests of H. C. Bangham and wife. Bowen’s worm expeller advertised as safe and effective. Mrs. W. H. Dorale fell at home Monday, injuring her ankle and resting ease after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Eneix
Eagle Grove
Iowa
City
H. C. Bangham
Ziegler Law Practice and Local News Notes
H P Ziegler attorney at law offers services in all courts with probate work a specialty and abstracts. Dorleane Morgan, living with her brother Orville Morgan, fell from a tree injuring her arm. Stewart Pattin served 15 days for flogging a teacher. George Martin of Cumberland visited, works in a Cumberland barber shop. Keith Chinn returns home from Town City to visit family and prepare for summer work. James Morgan and Nick Richter travel to Hartwell Nebraska to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Ziegler
Roe Clothing Co
Dorleane Morgan
Orville Morgan
James Morgan
Nick Richter
Morgan Auto
Hartwell
Nebraska
Mr. Morgan
John Lamps
Helen Preston and Raymond Rice Wed in Oelwein
Miss Helen Preston daughter of Mr and Mrs George Preston of this city wed Raymond Rice son of Mr and Mrs E C Rice of Gray last Saturday in Oelwein. Both graduates of the local high school class of 1919 their courtship began in high school. The bride’s sister Ruth Preston and Mrs Rice run the Preston Hat shop here. The groom is a traveling salesman for a large packing firm and will be based in Gellwein. The couple will reside in Gelwein. Audubon Advocate notes Virginia Frazier a former Anita teacher visiting the city after a year teaching in Newton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Preston
George Preston
Raymond Rice
E. C. Rice
Gray
Oelwein
Rice
Ruth Preston
Preston
Gelwein
Audubon Advocate
Virginia Frazier
Newton
Iowa
Frazier
Anita
Memorial Day services in Anita proceed smoothly
Memorial Day services in Anita went without incident with a large crowd both morning and afternoon. The road to the cemetery was rough but open. Rev. Talley of Atlantic, unable to attend, sent Rev. E. P. Shaw of Chicago who delivered an engaging address. Afternoon music and an evening band concert drew sizable crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Talley
Atlantic
E. P. Shaw
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fourth Treet
Fifth Treet
Main Street
Worth
Main ‘Street
Cherry Street
Main ‘St
Fred Robison
The
Tribune
M. Blakesley
Wiota
Edith Fancher
San Jose
California
Myrtle Barrick Man
A. Long
M. C. Hansen
Manson
Franklin Township Farm Bureau
Edgar Y. Grupe
Wr. Shhreiber
Myr. Grupe
Mr. Shhreiber
260 Club
Calumet Cafe
Tsvo
Irene Johnson
Emma Wade
Kathryn Galiher
Ida Orale
June Karns
Lydia Kuehn
Mildred Lamborn
Gladys Pray
DR. Fish
Dean Roe
Walter Day
Irma Lewis
State University At
Herman C. Wedemeyer
Clara
Belle Karns
Anita Alma Williton
Birdie Kirkham
Marie LaVerne Steele
Citizens State Bank
C. E. Harry
Walter F. Budd
Arthur R. Robinson
L M. Soper
Mattie Harrison
Earl Soper
Mrs. Wayne Bullock
Mrs
Albert’ Karns
BS. Holton
Court House
Wallace J. Tobias
Edna Robison
Ladies Cemetery Association
Oliver R. Patrick
Farmers Savings Bank
Roy A. Lantz
Extra
F. Q. Worthing
Chas. Hook
Cedar Rapids
Walter Hook
Arthur C. James
Ralston
Hinchliffe
Long Beach
James McGosh
Peter W. Anderson
Ruthven
G. C. Gipple
Russia Harris
A. L. Harris
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
M. L. Tilton
Walnut
Pluma Donaldson
Avoca
Tilton
James Sheley
Chas. Clardy
Osage
Mitchell County
Kenneth Laughlin
Willard Laughlin
District Court of the States of
Thomas J. Bell
Millhollin
Els. Holton
O. W. Shaffer & Son
C. T. Harney
F. P. Johnson
Iowa. Electric Co
Guthrie Center
Holmes Lumber Yard
Henry Mehlmann
L. R. Johnson
William Reed
Bowen
Clyde H. Bowen
Stewart Pattin
Lester McCauley
George Martin
Cumberland Vas
L. W
Bud) Martin
George
Cumberland
Keith Chinn
Fred C. Chin
Keith
Allied Products Co
the People’s Meat Market
JOY & Gill, Props
C. A. Thompson
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