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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
4
George J. Anderson a well known farmer near Wiota suffered a fractured right elbow after a fall from a hay load a few days ago. The report notes Dick Kewin owner of Dick & Jan ie's entfe in Atlantic was in the city last Thursday afternoon.
Maytag washers, John Deere separators, chick and hog feeds, oil meal, tankages, Big 10 hog feeds, pig meal, minerals, bran, shorts, oatmeal, oyster shells, and the Igo house and stock spray REE SPRAYER are listed by St Bartley's Produce as available farm supplies including equipment and feed products for poultry and livestock.
Real estate transfers include Alta M Pratt transferring to Elsie M Kopp with metes and bounds described along Main Street Anita and surrounding lots. Des Moines visitors Mia E Adair and daughter Miss Margaret visited with Dr G M Adair and family as E E Gandy, a farmer near Ireton, Iowa, is noted for remaining cool with an improvised ice house and snowdrifts harvested yearly.
The regulation governing monthly cash allowances to forest workers is amended by order of the President effective July 1. The change adds two higher payments: up to 5 percent of camp strength may receive 45 dollars monthly and up to 8 percent may receive 36 dollars monthly, selected by camp leaders with Forest Service and National Park Service approval. The wage plan, discipline measures, hearings, and recordkeeping are outlined to boost morale and efficiency. Also noted are personal items: H. P. Ziegler visited Des Moines with his mother, and the Adams sisters of Halifax, Virginia, each bear a name of a precious stone.
The church announces Bible School at 10:00 a.m. with C. W. Zastrow as superintendent and Communion at 11:00 a.m. Evening services at 8:00 p.m. Youth activities, a C. E. program, and a Thursday ladies aid meet. The senior group held a church cleaning last week and invites all to worship and join. The pastor emphasizes Christ as the only creed and biblical teaching.
Lincoln Center Community Church invites all to 10:00 a.m. services and 11:00 a.m. Bible School with Walter Storer as superintendent. An ice cream supper with cake will be served Wednesday. Come enjoy homemade ice cream and cake and worship.
The Christian Science churching doctrine will present a Lesson-Sermon on Sunday July 2 with the Golden Text from Exodus 15 18 The Lord shall reign for ever and ever The readings pull from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures The passage notes there is but one God and that false views about the Divine Being fade away
A Decorah Iowa man advertised a Coronado cabinet radio as a mystery box for sale claiming high static magnification and a tone range from muffled machine gun to thunder. He offered the item at 49.50 with a patent seven prong tube and guaranteed performance, while readers note the odd phrasing and dubious boast.
A整理 of tiny town notes from July 2 1903. Edna Marsh visits W T Wilson family in Menlo. Lute Trumbull of Adair handles city Sunday business. Maurice Burkhart heads to Atlantic for Snouffer's smith shop job. Nine Anita candidates to take Uniform Bank degree of the K P lodge in Atlantic July 10. Mrs E J Strater of Des Moines and Miss Crangles of Atlantic visit Forshay family. Burkhart and Jim Bell return from Colorado amid scarce work. John Schsake travels to Atlantic Sunday to start toll line work between Atlantic and Griswold by Musson Bros. Andy Nelson reports catching two-foot suckers on Seven Mile. J D Young returns from Indianapolis. Talks of a three days picnic in Anita under Modern Woodmen Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias.
The article traces the evolution from one-hand clocks to devices with hour minute and second hands. It notes early clocks used only hour markers divided into four quarters, then the development of minute and second hands improved timetelling beyond sundials and hourglasses.
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