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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
7
Mrs A C Wells and J McCord of Valley June Sunday with friends in number of years ago accompanied to Iowa Falls by Bison and wife and sister Owens and family. Mr as a resident of Anita worked at his trade as paper hanger.
Dr Johnson, a dentist, Anita residents Anita Albert Lees and Frank Lees visited in Valley Junction. Ruth Johnston had tonsils removed. D L McDermott and family visited his mother Nora McDermott in Anita. H L Bell and wife returned from Lake Okoboji for the weekend. Farle S. Smith of Ames visited with sister Mrs A Laura Campbell. Fred Dean and wife from Seattle stayed with cousins T T Saunders and Mrs Dosha Scholl. Marell Travers of Des Moines visited Mrs Eliza Biggs and relatives. Helen Aggen home from Lincoln township visit with Leatrice Joy in Churdan. Opal Bontrager of Des Moines visited relatives with cousin Roy Scott from Chicago. Stager’s Cafe closing out hardware at cost. Kenneth Reed, 7, injured swinging, broken arm. Emma Burns hosted Union club day with quilting. Charles H Bartley and son Herbert attended Minneapolis Maytag dealers convention. Dale Hansen of Orlando, Florida, and Fred Hansen of Redfield visited. Dale is a beer parlor owner and wrestling champion of Florida. C and N bridge club hosted dinner at Dr and Mrs JG Johnson with guests Dr and Mrs F D Weimer. High scorers were Mrs H C Faulkner and Ben H Kenfield.
Sunday visitors included John Schaake and wife with Patsy Hieres at Springbrook Park Guth. Harry Swartz and wife are staying in Garden City Kansas with her parents Perry Lamborn and wife. Arnold Eilis left for Rochester Minnesota for a summer cannery job. Olin Shepherd and family from Oakland visited L. B. Trumbull family. J A Wagner and wife plus Miss Jean Culver of Audubon vacationed in Kansas City with Raymond Wagner. Christian church ladies plan ice cream and cake at Johnson Plumbing Shop Saturday evening. Victor Flour 49 lbs priced at 1.55 per sack. SCHAAKE'S STORE list includes W. A. infor Ray Workman Roy Scho. State Legion day in Newton honored Frank Belgrano Jr. Gov Clyde Herring and Mason City official Hanford McNider attended. Anita kittenball team lost twice to Berea 6 5 and Lincoln Center 8 5. Jorgensen Simon Steven son battery for Berea. Anita battery Mardesen Shellmaker. Lincoln Center battery Darrow Huddleson. Garlock Lowden for Anita.
Dr Mikkelsen and Glen Roe family visited in Menlo. Lloyd Klever and wife stayed in Anita. Rollie Wilbourn family from Kansas visited Mrs Wilbur Jemmings. Millard Ruggles home from Shenandoah for Sunday. Noblitt family in St Joseph. J B Kerr and wife from Los Angeles visited in Lincoln Township. Tr C E Harry family left Pasadena for Anita. Russell Howlett family visiting in Anita. Anita Literary Club elected new officers. Miss Mary Jane Dixon released from Anita contract to teach Ogden. W W club met with picnic planned for July. Three lawsuits filed in Cass County court involving Anita residents. K I A club elected new officers. picnic planned for July 19. John Burkhart family visiting from Alamo, with trip to southern California noted. Burkhart Fruit and Vegetable Co. president visited, then to Dallas Center and Des Moines.
Farm Bureau notes advise Dr. Stouder recommends hourly access to water and salt for work horses during extended heat in June and July. Calf feeding cautions from Dwight Espe urge never dilute milk before feeding, avoid sour buttermilk, and feed only when calves are hungry. Weed control stressed for soybean fields, with drilling or careful cultivation to keep weeds down. Illinois State College experts project soybean acreage to rise from 650,000 acres in 1934 to about 1,000,000 acres in 1985.
Anita Iowa June 21 1935 town council adjourned session with Mayor Marsh and five councilmen approving Class B beer permits for Beaver’s Cafe Bell’s Cafe and Stager’s Cafe after review of bonds and fees. An investigating committee was appointed and refunds to current permit holders scheduled for July 1 1935. Local notices mention church solo and Eastern Star memorial services with hospital operation and rainfall data.
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