Cossack Alfalfa 919 Brand Alfalfa Terre Verde Alfalfa
Three alfalfa varieties named Cossack Alfalfa 919 Brand Alfalfa and Terre Verde Alfalfa listed in seed catalog. Details on origin and performance not available in excerpt.
21 Mar 1957
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1957
Page
1
Three alfalfa varieties named Cossack Alfalfa 919 Brand Alfalfa and Terre Verde Alfalfa listed in seed catalog. Details on origin and performance not available in excerpt.
The Anita Municipal Utilities board met March 2 1957 with Chair Geo Shaffer and trustees Wilbur Matthews and Robert Scott present. Minutes from Feb 11 were read and approved and new business included transfers to sinking funds and a water supply agreement with the State Dept of Health. Bills were authorized including payroll, pump work, fuel, maintenance, and supplies with multiple vendors listed.
Local church schedules list Sunday Mass at St Marys and Viota, with Mass times 10 AM and 8:30 AM, plus Church of Christ Mayo Proctor services at 9:45 AM and 10:45 Sunday School. Activities include youth meetings, prayer meetings, choir practices, circle meetings, membership classes, smorgasbord supper, and Lent sermon series led by Rev Leo Spiker.
Sunday services on March 24 will stress God given dominion over material sickness. The Golden Text from Colossians 3 2 urges readers to set their affection on things above not on earthly things.
The notice lists Divine Worship at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 am Pastor W H Kohlmeier leads services. Lent includes Wednesday services at 8 p m and a temple beauty themed worship.
The church lists Sunday activities with a 10:00 a.m. Sunday school and a 11:00 a.m. morning service. An evening service at 7:30 follows at 7:30 p.m. Sunday visitors are welcome. prayer meeting is at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Morning service at 9 30 o clock on Sunday with Sunday school at 10 30 am. Thursday night prayer meeting at 7 30 pm.
The Anita Iowa town council met in a special session February 27 1957 with Mayor Burns and councilors Eddy Jewett Fletcher Moore and Walker present. They considered granting a franchise to Northern Natural Gas for constructing and operating a gas distribution system in Anita and read Ordinance No 507 three times before adoption. A resolution was offered for a special election April 16 to approve Ordinance No 507 and a notice plan for publication in the Anita Tribune. The meeting adjourned after routine business.
Sunday School at 10 am and Sunday Service at 11 am announced for the Congregational Church. Choir practice continues Wednesday as usual, with Women’s Fellowship Thursday afternoon and hostesses listed as Mrs John Rol at Davey and Mrs alt. Mrs Andy Phiole to serve as legion leader.
P. Stacey and Chas Scholl made this office call. Pele Gant and Miss Alice Lim elroth wed last Thursday in Atlantic. R C Demming rented W E H Bastey room and plans a first class restaurant by April 1. Reod's Opera House leased by H Hazlett for eight months. seating about 400. Sherman F Myers editor and proprietor of the Anita Tribune.
A Poland China toy sold for 4000 dollars and weighed 600 pounds. Tesse Enfield and Sam Chaffee were gathering court for C W Fancher. Mrs J A Irvings millinery shop interior recently sealed and painted. Bosleys Grocery offered confectioneries cigars tobacco and fruit. E A Stone dealt in queensware glassware and groceries. Sherman F Myers edited the Tribune and paid respects to Grandma in Anita Republican.
Ray D. Vernon presided in the mayor's court as several drunk and disorderly cases appeared recently. Rasmussen taught vocal and instrumental music while Bontrager prepared to clean wallpaper again this season. Maude L. Faulkner introduced a new line of spring and summer millinery. The Anita Tribune, edited by Ed L. Richardson, was the manager.
A statewide survey led by Iowa State College agricultural engineer Beer reports 400 operators irrigated 26 807 acres in 1957, up from 1956 figures. Mono na County topped at 9 193 acres, with Mills Harrison Fremont Muscatine and Sioux among leading counties. About 60 percent used surface water and 40 percent drilled wells. sprinkler systems were used by 60 percent.
In 1917 the Anita Electric Light and Power Co. sold to Iowa Railway Light and Power Co. of Cedar Rapids and Perry. Earl Caddock wrestled Joe Stecher in Omaha. Local marriages included La yone Forester and Merle Dennie. Perry and Wiese ran local trades. Budin led the Anita Tribune as editor.
In March 1927 Mr and Mrs Roland King welcomed twin baby girls Charles Dressler and his two sons Dale and Fred Vernon. Lloyd Cassill visited Omaha Saturday. Mr Dressler's car was damaged in an on the way home accident. The Original Bridge Club met at the Hansen home on West Main Street hosted by Mrs M C Hansen Mrs A S Winther and Mrs Fred F Joy. J W Verner served as pastor of the Congregational Church Wayne Greene led the Christian Church. Walter Budd then editor of the Anita Tribune.
Twenty years ago on March 25 1937 Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor were set to star in Camille at the Anna Ri Alto Theatre. Town Burns a Grant township farmer and local liquor store manager rented a 100 acre Ed Jorgensen farm as he planned a closing out sale and move to Anita. Newlyweds Miss Lillian Mardesen and Carl Schultz were recently married.
Walter F .tj Tudd was editor of the Anj Ale and Briardale Grocery advertised coffee for two cents a pound in a local notice.
Ten year wedding anniversary observed for Mr. and Mrs. 2a D Newton at their University home on March 19 with family from Nevada Iowa Stan Town and California unable to attend. Nearby notes report new marriages and local business openings as of the period.
In 1932 a front page item misassigned Solon Karis's house number to Saty and faulted him. Percy Calkins notes Luther P. Frost started a nursery near Rose Hill Avenue, naming the road from Rose Hill bushes to Highway. Lester L. Kluever campaigned for Cass County attorney, with Wallace D. Wally Taman as Anita Tribune editor.
A neighborhood page recalls local residents from Helen Baylor to Mary Mehrlmann. The club features a photo of a couple about to celebrate their golden anniversary. Anila Independent School District directors Gail Burke and William McIntyre are noted, with editors Margaret and David Ash having bought the Anita Tribune in 1952.
The letter from Bessie Myers Lowell of Los Angeles recounts a long correspondence with the Tribune readers. She describes hospital stays, memories of local business figures, and plans for future visits, ending with thanks and best wishes to the editor and readers.
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