Atlantic Visitor and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Maria Carson was an Atlantic visitor last Thursday. Henry Stephenson of Extra visited here part of last week with his brother Thomas Stephenson and wife. Mrs. Love Farnum returned Wednesday evening from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Glen Holmes and husband, at Guthrie Center. Walter Hunter returned last Wednesday evening from Grand River Town, where he had accompanied W. S. Mountain with his stock and machinery.
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Maria Carson
Henry Stephenson
Extra
Thomas Stephenson
Walter Hunter
Grand River
Town
W. S. Mountain
Visitors Return Home From Atlantic Trip
Robson visited Atlantic last Wednesday with his wife and accompanied her back home. Mrs. George Weimer of Wiota was here visiting daughter Mrs. Karns. Mrs. O. O. Conley and two daughters returned to Atlantic after visiting relatives. Bernhard Ehle and family returned to Atlantic after several days here. Mrs. Nancy Pierce of Scottsville Kansas and her son Oliver Pierce returned home last Wednesday. Mrs G. E Stonehouse left for Bienfait Saskatchewan after a family illness call.
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Join Robson
Atlantic
George Weimer
Wiota
HW. A. Karns
O. O. Conley
Bernhard Ehle
Nancy Pierce
Scottsville
Kansas
Oliver Pierce
G. E Stonehouse
W. C. Trego
Bienfast
Saskatchewan
iCanada
Rock Island Time Card Train Schedule Highlight
West Bound No 803 departs 9 06 am Way Freight while 9 25 am and 10 50 am serve passengers to Atlantic Avoca Neola Council Bluffs and Omaha East Bound 802 departs 10 18 am Way Freight 1 25 pm and 7 12 pm all trains daily except Way Freights on Sundays Agent H S Clow notes service and stops for surrounding cities and routes
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Ak Wee
A. M. Isthagt
A. M
Atlantic
Avoca
Neola
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Way
National Suffrage Leader Carrie Catt To Tour Iowa
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt president of the National Woman Suffrage association will arrive in Iowa April 16 to begin a five week speaking tour through major cities. Her Iowa ties and prior Des Moines mass meeting of February 4 show she will play a key role in the 1916 suffrage campaign statewide.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
New York City
National Women Suffrage Association
Iowa
Women Voters Not Called for Jury Box
A discussion argues that ballot access and jury duty are separate. It notes exemptions and eligibility for women across states, with examples from Kansas Washington Utah Arizona Colorado Montana Nevada California Illinois Oregon and more, asserting voting rights should not hinge on jury service and that women’s suffrage is not linked to juror exclusion.
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Kansas
Washington
Utah
Arizona
Alaska
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
California
Illinois
Oregon
Two-Thirds Iowa Editors Favor Woman Suffrage in Poll
A state wide poll of 253 Iowa editors shows 168 reporting communities for woman suffrage and 85 against. The result suggests two thirds of Iowa communities support suffrage, reflecting editor sentiment across all counties.
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Iowa
Women in club work push for suffrage vote
Mrs H W Spaulding of Erie?mal, member of the State Suffrage board and auditor of the Iowa Federation, urges Iowa club women to support full voting rights. She notes club women backed suffrage in Iowa for six years and now must render service as they enter broader community life.
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Club Women of
Iowa
H. W. Spaulding
Ermal
Iowa Federation of
Mrs Spauldings Appeal to Iowa Club Women for Ballot
Mrs Spauldings appeal urges Iowa club women to unite for suffrage across federated suffrage and general club circles. She frames the movement as a revival of womanly instinct to serve and save the race and cites Nebraska as an example of missed opportunities without unified suffrage effort.
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Spaulding
Women of
Iowa
Nebraska
Fraternal Lodge Meetings and Contacts in Columbia
Columbia chapter notices list Masonie and Anita lodges meeting on Mondays. Rebecca and Juanita Lodges hold monthly sessions. Knights of Pythias Logan Lodge and Wed nights. Modern Woodmen Grove Camp meets first Saturdays. Yoemen Homestead Lodge convenes third Fridays. officers and secretaries named for each group.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claims constitutional cure
An 19th century testimonial ad declares catarrh a constitutional disease needing systemic treatment. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo, Ohio, offering a $1000 reward for a cure, and urges readers to send for circulars and testimonials along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Shie
Reeve
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Jyst
F. Y Ebensy & Co
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