Tabor theater owner reports record holiday matinee business
H E Boatright proprietor of the Glidden Theater Tabor Iowa reports record holiday attendance for the Kalem film From the Manger to the Cross. He is famed as Iowa’s successful children's matinee exhibitor and emphasizes clean, engaging pictures to draw youngsters and their friends each Saturday.
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Omaha World-Herald
H. E. Boatright
Glidden Theater
Tabor
Omaha
Exchange Center
Kalem Picture
Boatright
Local Notices Mention Dentists Visitors and Gifts
Dr Fish dentist Anita Iowa. J B Cecil was an Atlantic visitor last Wednesday. Mrs D B Harrison returning home from Guthrie Center after visiting her son Dr Wiley Harrison and family. Get a Moores non leakable pen. The best on aneth caret is Clyde H Bowen.
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J. B. Cecil
D. B. Harrison
Dr. Wiley Harrison
Guthrie Center
Fred Dittman
Atlantic
J.C. Macklin
Bigelow Aldrich Wedding Attendees Included Local Notables
Among those who attended the Bigelow Aldrich wedding in Atlantic last Wednesday were J H Aldrich and wife G M Aldrich and Charles Campbell and wife and Mrs John Steinmetz and son Guy. Senator John C Voorhees traveled from the State Capitol from Friday to Tuesday morning to oversee legislative duties and may require additional stenographers for his committee work this session.
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Bigelow-Aldrich
Atlantic
J. H. Aldrich
G. M. Aldrich
Charles Campbell
John Steinmetz
Guy
John C. Voorhees
State Capitol
Bigelow Aldrich Wedding United Two Iowa Families
Miss Hope Pigelow of Atlantic married Clair Aldrich of Anita in a home ceremony on Locust street. Rev. Clarence M. Bigelow officiated with music by Mrs Rizelow. The couple will reside on a farm near Anita. Attendants and guests from Valley Junction, Anita, Avoca and Walnut attended. David McDermott visited Atlantic last Friday.
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Methodist
Russell T. Cryer
Robert Cryer
Anita
Mable Cassill
Seymore Cassill
Massena Township
R. W. Swick
Jeffrys
The
Tribune
Hope Pigelow
W. J. Bigelow
Clair Aldrich
George Aldrich
South Locust Street
Clarence M. Bigelow
Medbury
University Church
Des Moines
Valley Junction
Atlantic High School
Robert McEvoy
Walter McEvoy
Grant Thompson
Gladys
Steinmetz
Guy
Chas. Campbell
Plahn
Avoca
Fred Bigelow
Mary Bigelow
Walnut
Shinton
Addie McDonald
Harlan
Claire Robinson
Lewis
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices of 1917
A dense list of property deeds and mortgages dated December 1916 to January 1917, detailing multiple transfers in Atlantic and Massena areas. Includes names such as E. D. Weatherby, S. R. Horton, Helen A. Case, Cynthia J. Morris, Myra Rowley, Frank J. Grulke, Anna M. Edwards, Leon G. Voorhees, and others. Mentions Atlantic and Massena parcels with prices, lot numbers, and life estates. plus brief society notes on visits and travel to Des Moines for inaugurations and local relatives visiting.
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Henrietta Clark
S. T. Perry
Nw Cor
Nwé
Cor
Ned
Myra Rowley
Laurie G. Rowley
Atlantic
Frank J. Grulke
Nelse Johnson
Anna M. Edwards
Lizzie F. S. Dietrich
Massena
Andrew Wiegand
Kathryn de Camp
Anita
Emma Welch
B. K. Cunningham
Leon G. Voorhees
J. H. Trimmer
L. G. Everett
Frances L. Jones
Whitney
D. W. Everett
H. H. Everett
E. J. Everett
T. G. Everett
Joseph B. Matthews
Hans C. Blunk
Lewis
John S. Fleming
Stella M. Herring
Ellen Desmond
John
Frank Desmond
L. R. Eller
T. T. Saunders
O. P
William Gittins
Mary G. Pine
Addie Prall
L. P. Pine
W. E. Dill
Ed McLaughlin
J. B. Allen
R. D. Morrow
Lizzie J. McLaughlin
M. S. Durham
L. L. Durham
Baker
Cumberland
Mary M. Fee
Rebecca Wilburn
Elizabeth Wormley
W. B. Wormley
Albert Kuske
R. C. Griffith
Train Schedule Notes From West Bound Lines
West Bound No 0 runs at 9 11 A M 87 Way Freight. 9 25 A M par . 10 46 A M passengers to Atlantic Avoca Neola Council Bluffs Omaha. No 26 8 40 A M 88 Way Freight 1 26 P M. All trains daily except Way Freights that do not run Sundays. W R Larimer Agent.
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Atlantic
Avoca
Neola
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Way
Caddock Defeats Domke In Classic Sioux City Wrestling Bout
Earl Caddock of Anita Ia outclassed Paul Domke of Sauk Center Minn in a 182 lb vs 185 lb match before a large crowd. He won the first fall in 24 halves minutes with a head scissors and arm lock then the second in 12 minutes. Domke bridged six minutes before losing. Ed Lewis challenged the winner and Caddock accepted. The Sioux City Athletic Club plans a bid for the rematch.
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Sioux City
Earl Caddock
Anita
Paul Domke
Sauk Center
Minn
Caddock
Minnesota
Domke
Sioux City Athletic Club
Proposal for auto mechanics exam to practice in Kansas
A Kansas note from Topeka reports Dr. E. Higgins of Hugoton urging that motor car mechanics be required to pass an examination and obtain a license before working on automobiles. He argues professionals like physicians and dentists set the standard and proposes penalties up to life imprisonment for unqualified repair work.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Arthur Capper
E. H. Higgins
Hugoton
Higgins
Winterset welcomes Wells family after visit
George Wells and his wife with their child returned to Winterset last week after visiting here with his sister in law Mrs. Louie Bartell and Sc.
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Henry Sewel
Kansas
Maine
J. D. Peterson
R. M. Dunham
George Wells
Winterset
Hag
Louie Bartell
Bridgewater Man Indicted Over Hotel Altercation
Elmer Sickles of Bridgewater, a town bully, faced a Greenfield grand jury indictment after a Friday Christmas week incident at a Methodist church base ment poker game. He allegedly attacked contractor Robert McMullen of Casey, gouging out an eye and injuring him, leading to hospital care. Trial expected around the 19th as court adjourned due to Judge Fahey illness.
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Elmer Sickles
Bridgewater
Robert McMullen
Casey
McMullen
Sickles
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Greenfield
Fahey
Rev Swick Aboard No 310 Train To Des Moines Friday
Rev. R. W. Swick was a passenger for Des Moines on No. 310 Friday evening.
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R. W. Swick
Des Moines
Atlantic Visits and Local Business Prospect Highlights
F J McCord orders Tribune delivery. Nick Ehrman, an Atlantic business visitor, and Mrs Ming Petit, who just returned from Atlantic, are noted visitors. Mrs Forshay and Mrs Porshay attended a reception in Atlantic. Local agency offers Columbia Grafonolas with prices from 15 to 850 dollars and promotes musical sound technology demonstrations during visits.
Worthing completes Atlantic farm sale to Bell
S A Worthing settled a farm sale with Thomas Bell last Thursday in Atlantic. Worthing transfers the farm for 7500 dollars and takes the A H Mountain residence now occupied by A L Saxton as part payment. Possession of the farm goes to Worthing March 1 and he moves back to Anita. Mountain acquires a residence near the east school in Atlantic from Bell as part of the deal.
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S. A. Worthing
Atlantic
Thomas
J. Bell
A. H. Mountain
A. L. Saxton
Mr. Worthing
Anita
Mr. Mountain
East School
Mr. Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cassill
Cryer
Homer Boatright
DR. Fish
Iowa
Clyde H. Bowen
Bigelow
Aldrich
David McDermott
E. D. Weatherby
S. R. Horton
B & Anita
Helen A. Case
B. A. Rudolpher
John. Meyer
William Meyer
Pi Luc
Charles E. Bradley
August Kaubath
Cynthia J. Morris
Rose A. Morris
Lena Peterson
Maria Kimball
Edward Kimball
P. M. Christensen
J. B. J. Lohner
John Caywood
Albert Warnac
Adam Young
John T. Clasen
Marne
Mary A. Swolley
Hallie Vincent
New Rock Island
P.M
W. R. Larimer
Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
Remtco
Tribune Publishing Co
Opera
Perry
L. P. Hadley’s
F. J. McCord
Nick Ehrman
B. D. Forshay
D. R. Porshay
Columbia Grafondas
Bi Columbia
Gil
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