02 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
1
The article records Dr H E Campbell and Osbert Mallory before Judge Sears on intoxication related matters, Hazel Anderson elected to primary department, A M Steel moving to Autta, and a threatening letter against J B Bruff with a planned dynamiting and tar-and-feathering act tied to ex-senator Julian Phelps.
A Denison Register note reports that a man calling himself Dr. H F Parker held medicine shows at Chartee Oak for a week before being arrested by authorities.
Atlantic and nearby towns rally around baseball as Atlantic, Walnut, Neola, and Audubon youths train for a game against Extra on Friday June 9. Fort Dodge veteran Dan Hupp stars for Anita memories while Sam Morgan and Art Bangham spur Atlantic in a season opening drive.
The Rock Island System plans to aid Tashi people in Colorado this summer with a program offering dion tyill be gladly given or sent free of charge to John G. Farmer acting as agent in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Senator James BE. Bruce of Atlantic has bought the First National Bank of this city from F. M. Leete for 819,100 cash. Bruce elected president. Alfred Voorhees joins board. W. E. Wissler becomes cashier. Harvey remains assisting ex cashier J. E. McGuire. Bruce also heads Iowa Trust and Savings Bank at Atlantic and chairs Citizens Bank and Citizens Savings Bank of Anita. Bank pledges stable leadership and strong financial backing.
A brief clipping notes compensation involving Robert G. Earl. The item records a financial adjustment or payment related to Earl, with no further context available in readable text.
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