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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
7
Flag Day services at the M. B. E Church last Sunday evening were well attended. The program featured patriotic songs, recitations, and an inspiring address by Rev. Stahl. The event carried a strong spirit of loyalty and reverence for Old Glory, with many veterans present.
The Cass County Normal Institute in At lantia enrolls Anita area teachers for a week. Listed are Vedare Jane Lucy Galiher Love Jenkins Zola Vernon Grace Blood Clara Roberts Florence Bailey Lena Young Flora Young Hattie White Anna Morgan Mayme Dut Jenoie Kilpatrick Mae Lantz Mrs.Erie Grant Vera McDermott Besse Weston Edna Marsh May Tower Goldie Watkins Hazel Aldrich Ella Wison Laura Millhollen Irma Aldrich Fannye Stauffer Alpha Stauffer Gertrude Lewis and others.
The spring term in Audubon county closed Friday under Misses Alpha and Fannye Stauffer. A planned grove picnic was moved indoors due to rain. The north school shared baskets and a feast, with well prepared programs pleasing the many patrons. The sisters have taught in the township and schools at low salaries, and their continued service evidences their worth.
Jack Grace of this city is reported dead by telephone from Avoca after being found in bed. The death appears from heart trouble. he recently visited his brother and nephew in town. He was a candidate for sheriff in the nine-way race, finishing ahead by hundreds of votes. The convention was planned for Saturday, with potential nomination. Sympathy is offered to the family by friends in Cass County.
The item summarizes Iowa political chatter about Bryan delegates and Denver convention strategy, labeled as safe Iowa voting. It notes attendees like Bun Roe and Carl Sage visiting Newton and Harlan respectively, with various residents visiting Atlantic and nearby towns. It records local social news including church dinner, obituaries, and several residents traveling or visiting, such as Miss Ivah Darby, Mrs. Pearl Hutton-Schrader, and Dr. Jd. M. Emmert serving as temporary county Democratic chairman.
John Blake of Atlantic, ninth district delegate to the Democratic national convention in Denver next month, reports all travel arrangements made. A special coach will aid Atlantic and nearby residents on their journey, with a grand time anticipated en route to Omaha.
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