Old Files Items From Thirtieth Year Ago June 15 1905
From our old files items note Mrs Ella Worthing and daughter Mildred visiting relatives in Knoxville. An auto nuisance provokes horses due to reckless drivers. E M Crane sold an 80 acre farm west of town to James Pilmer for 66 50 per acre. Homer Kirkham arranged the deal. Richard Henderson named carrier and Nellie Henderson substitute on rural route No 3 Anita, replacing Charles Wilson who resigns. J W Macklin returns from Vinton Iowa after music studies at the college for the blind. offered a teaching post in a South Dakota college but plans to tune pianos and organs this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Worthing
Mildred
Knoxville
E. M. Crane
James Pilmer
Homer Kirkham
Richard 8S. Henderson
Nellie Henderson
Anita
Charles V. Wilson
J. W. Macklin
Vinton
Iowa
College For the Blind
South Dakota
Cemetery settlement marks debt payoff and improvements
The Evergreen cemetery affairs are settled with all certificates cancelled and the association freed from debt after five years of business. Improvements include a well dig, tool house and other conveniences, with strong credit given to the association ladies for the grounds’ current appearance and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery
Oice O
Stack
B. C
Worshay
Christian Science Lesson Sermon and League News
A note on the upcoming Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for Sunday June 16 with the biblical and Eddy quotations, plus reports on Epworth League Institute activities in Inlanola, delegation members listed and plans for Sunday services and Epworth League involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Epworth
2D Po Zierler
W. OH. Moos
W.I. Slater
Epworth League
Harold McDermott
Eo Juhnsen Aml Migsine
Farm Bureau Notes and Timothy Seed Discussion
The Farm Bureau notes report 4-H Girls demonstrations with Miss Helmy Swinney visiting Cass county on June 24 to assist clubs and leaders, offering guidance and incentives for top county and state level awards. A separate article argues timothy seed offers strong cash value amid a 33 million pound shortage, with substitutes possible but seed timothy remaining essential. imports less suitable, and harvest timing tied to local conditions. Also mentions local residents visiting relatives and students returning home for summer, with one graduate entering a business institute after a ten week course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aana Farm Bureau
Paul W. Knaupp
County Avent
Helmy Swinney
Fff Nuits Tietist
Extension Service of
Ames
Cass Cammly
United States Department of Agriculture
Adrian J. Pieters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anita Tribune
The
Tribune Publishing Co
F. Budd
Anita, Tews
Congregational Churches
Anderson
Frank H. Osen
Community Vacation Bible School
Congregational Church
Church of Christ
E. S. Holton
P. T. Williams
Patricia Williams
Grinnell Young People’s
Ones
Atlantic
West Chast
Board of Supervisors of
Cass County
Bridge Club
G. C. Noblitt
A. M. Mikkelsen
F. DB. Weimer
Ed. F. Carlton
Fred ‘M. Sheley
East Main Street
Laura Campbell
H. C. Faulkner
Christian Science
Denver
Semay
Eye Systate
Say Automotive Engineers
GEAW
Timken
Conoco
Miles
Continental Oil Company
Sofk An
Barnholdt
Peter
Pieters
Pere Meta of
Viota
Edgardd. Vernon
Vernona
Vernita
Monticella
Owa
Sarah Vernon
Ienry Karns
Gretchen Budd
Nebraska State University
Lincoln
J. W. Budd
Ruthe Parker
Anita High School
American Institute of Business At
Nes Moines
Forshay Loan and Insurance Agency
C. E. Parker
Anita Bakery
Pan
Burkhart
Towa
California
Wat
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