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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
7
Community items from Audubon and surrounding towns include church and school mentions, births, travels, and letters. News covers editorials, residents visiting Des Moines and Atlantic, Chautauqua events July 21–26, and a partial solar eclipse expected next Sunday with details on timing.
Dr Eller and Anita from Iowa relocate remodeling at George Denne's residence. Mrs Green returns from Bonduraht to visit H G Calking. New street crossing between M B Church and A A Miller property praised. Ida Grove visitors and staff changes noted. Onda cigars praised in Montgomery and Zaner's stores. Rose Hina avenue property sold to James Morgan for 1000, Lattig to move to farm. Gladys Furman recovering from appendicitis in Bloor City Hospital. Ana B Kiehl and wife oversee Lewis drug and postoffice business during Mr Davis' absence at Chicago convention.
The note states Traving bought Clarance Tledges Livery Barn and Jim plans to form the first close rigs with six ads, day or night. Teams are sad and cared for, with reasonable prices noted for RJ. Davi.
A traditional remedy touted for sprained ankles and musculoskeletal pain claims rapid improvement with faithful use. The advertisement asserts three days suffice for many cases and promotes relief from chronic rheumatism as well. Available from all druggists.
Local notices mention the Anita cigar as a thoroughly home produced product. Several city residents and visitors are listed, including miles and Mrs. Claudia Hil returning, piano purchases, and various travels to Atlantic and Casey. The column notes a baseball tournament, church conference, and a nursing tip using Chamberlain's Salve for babies.
Local ads and social notes mention Onda cigars for sale and details of residents visiting Atlantic, including C J Lattig in Des Moines and Mrs Roy Myers returning from Brayton. Various updates cover cattle pastures, farm goods, and towns like Webster, Red Oak, Guthrie Center, and Dallas Center with names and small transactions.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a reliable relief for rheumatism and sleeplessness. The piece highlights crop losses from floods, estimating a $45,000 impact if peas reached market. It also notes the death of Jack Grace, praising his integrity and service as mourners share condolences.
A. Gilnes travels to Plain City with Mrs. C. J. Lattig and children Arthur and Miss Millie for a several week visit. C. H. McBride from Massena heads to Omaha for 4th of July attractions. Prof. Ernest Walker and wife leave Town City after visiting Rev. Charles Walker to return to Arcadia Iowa. Anita hosts a well attended Children's Day service at the M E church with a full house and praise for the evening program.
Memorial services are announced for Columbia Chapter 8 of the O E S at the Masonic Temple. The gathering is scheduled for Sunday afternoon June 28 at 2 30 p m with all chapter members lodge members and guests invited to attend. Mang B D Foustar is the Worthy Matron and signs the invitation.
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