Burglary at Anita Post Office During Legion Dance
A post office in Anita was burglarized after a vault door was blown open and stamps valued in the hundreds were stolen. Tools from a local blacksmith shop were found at the scene, and only one witness heard a night disturbance. The break occurred after 1 AM during a community Legion dance at the K P hall.
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C. T. Winderblacksmith
Sheriff Sale Notice for Howard T Joy in Anita Iowa
By order of a district court execution from Cass County Iowa Roe Kohl as plaintiff holds a judgment against Howard T Joy for 452.30 plus costs. Sheriff will sell at 2:00 PM on June 29 1920 at the Burkhart building Main and Chestnut Anita Iowa including show cars carriages Norwalks Spragues tubes plugs leather and harness gear. Sale held at Atlantic Iowa with McKee and Willis officers.
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Howard T. Joy
District Court of
Cass County
Towa
Roe & Kohl
Burkhart
Main
Chestnut Streets
Anita
A. D
Atlantic
Anita council meeting notes and local notices
Anita council proceedings list multiple accounts including wages and utilities, mentions gasoline and oil purchases, and notes adjournment after two business topics. Nearby items report Ford agent appointment for Anita and local visitors, with brief community updates and a regional culture lecture plan involving Council Bluffs groups.
Creston Man Credits Tribune for Notching Anew
Frank Cibek of Creston credits the Tribune for a new achievement as Spence and family visit the city. Mrs Spenice and Mrs L K Nichols joined Thursday evening with friends in town.
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Frank Cibek
Creston
Tribune
W. RB
Spence
Spenice
Cumberland Is Visited by a Disastrous Fire
A large block of business buildings in Cumberland Is burned Friday night due to a water shortage from tank repairs. Total loss estimated at 160000 dollars as most structures on Main Street West are ruined. Only the First National and Cumberland Savings bank buildings survived.
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Missouri
Primrose
Cumberland, Is
Hames
Toas
Main Street
The
Odd Fellows
Gardinier General Store
First National Bank
Cumberland Savings Bank
Objection delays road numbering plan in county
County board members balk at the State Highway Commission plan to number all primary roads. Critics say the proposal lacks route specificity and omits the Short Line east from Griswold. The plan, already used in Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota, would apply a single number along a road across state lines. The issue will be reconsidered by the Cass county board in July under county engineer supervision.
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Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Griswold
Massena
Zellmer
White Pole
Wiota
Atlantic
Bell
Bode
State High Mra
George Morgan
Daughter ‘Way Commission
York
Tyree Pomenns
Iowa Highway Commission
Anita News Roundup: Local Sports Moves and Council Actions
Mrs F J McCord visited Anita from Des Moines to see daughter Mrs Georgia Lewis and husband Raymond Chew of Omaha. Anita ball team lost 4 to 1 at Griswold. Congregational church trustees raised minister salary from 1600 to 2000 yearly. Fred Exline sold delivery business to Kenneth Dean. Wrestling star from Tama 58 Towa returns to contend world title after defeating Lewies in Des Moines. Peoils Oil Co secretary Jas G Whiting spends week in Illinois on company business. H G Armentrout family plans extended northern and western auto trip via Minnesota and the Dakotas. Memorial Day observed by local Odd Fellows with church address and cemetery decoration.
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Farl Caddock
Walnut
W. Towa
Strangler Lewies
Des Moines
Odd Fellows
Evangelical Church
J. H. Boozer
Evergreen Cemetery
Order
Notice on Trespass and Local Happenings
Notice warns against trespassing and bathing or fishing on the premises. Mentions WM STORY and W E Kelloway on business calls at Walnut, Roy Deeming moving to Des Moines for a printing office job, N Wagner visiting with his son, Clarence Stewart in town giving concerts, Chris Bohning and wife returning from Emergon Town for a funeral, and a death of William Buhler aged 47. Also reports coal shortages in southwestern Illinois and Midwest fuel concerns, with General Manager Jeffers noting only 20 percent capacity and railroads possibly confiscating coal to meet their own needs.
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Chris Bohning
Emergon
Town
William Buhler
S. W. Towa
Jeffers
Mid-West Fuel Committee
Council Bluffs
Ilinois
U. S
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K. P. Hall
W. A. McKee
Said County
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Richter Tantle Hospital
Council Proceedings
Pitteburg Meter Co
Jenkins
Chas Karns
Tribune Publishing
John Kirkham
Godfrey Miller
Fred Woblber
Tabor
Chift Metheny
Frank Bontrager
DeCamp
Dallas
Gelihee
He. Jenkins
Howard
Marshall R 1
Ford
A.D. Dean
Dean
Fordson Tractors
Ford Trucks
Atlantic Auto CO
Cap Oaks
Adair
Edith Walker
Miss Blossom
Atlantis
Edgar D. Vernon
the Record
Auburn
R. D. Vernon
Harold, Lowe
John Copper
Bedford
Oewimmin’ Hole
Agnes
Rose Tierney
Mondamin
Iowa
Mike Tierney
Frank Cihak
Francis
Babes
Hive
AL Karkerer U Cheagg USA
Farmers Supply Co
Cumberland
Jesse Deeming
Kellastone
Walter H. Faulkner
EB. Kelloway
Walnut Grove Hog Remedy Co
P. I. McEvoy
Omaha
Miss Helen McEvoy
Plan of State Highway Commission
Cesa Board
F. J. McCord
Georgia Lewis
Raymond Chew
City
W. F. Chew
Tohn L. Chew
Anitia
Congregations Church
W. M. Boaz
Fred Exline
Kenneth Dean
Mr. Extine
Amos W. Ship- Tan
Jas. G. Whiting
Peoples Oil Co
Illinois
H. G. Armentrout
Misa Esther
Dakotas
Canada
WM. Story
W. E. Kelloway
Roy Deeming
N.wagner
Ruthven, Iowa
W. H. Wagner, Jr
Clarence Stewart
Perry
Mr. Stewart