Publicity Cited in Private Refrigerator Car Dispute
The Sioux City Journal notes Armour Car Lines argues it is private and not subject to interstate law, while the Interstate Commerce Commission leans toward treating private car lines as common carriers. Investigations show private monopolies and tying charges, with rebates and selective car distribution harming shippers. publicity could pressure reform as railways create their own refrigerator wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Geo. Robbins
Armour Car Lines Company
Department of Armour & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Refrigerator
Wen Wher
Waterloo event notices and trial list details
The document lists trial-related names and fees for witnesses in State cases, inspects insanity, and notes upcoming Waterloo events. It notes the Waterloo Chautauqua July 7–22, Bible Institute July 23–Aug 2, and YWCA National Training School Aug 19–28 with reduced railroad rates and speakers like William Jennings Bryan and others. It provides contact details for program and rate information in Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Chautauga
Waterloo
Bible Institute
Y. W.C. A. National Training School
Rock Island
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Gor Ba Folette
Sam Jones
Bishop McDowell
D. Gordon
Frank Dixon
Frank L. Love
Board Proceedings Highlight Rural Trustees and Local Notes
A fog of names outlines ongoing board reviews for several trustees and local officials in Grove Twp and surrounding areas. The column reports community updates from Atlantic to Grove Township, noting hospital matters, fair hiring, and farming notes as well as anecdotes about residents, a Memorial Day visit, and a Benton Bloomers game with Extra.
Letter from Ollie Reiste on subscription push
Ollie Reiste writes from HIUse0R0 Iowa on June 26 1905 to Sherm noting the enclosed check to boost a subscription He mentions Anita and the good people there and expresses longing to be among them but says they are getting their share and there is no cause for comments. Sam signs off as O C Reiste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sherm
Anita
Sam
O. C. Reiste
North Pole Notes and Local Purchases Highlight Week
August Pieper rides in a newly bought buggy from J C G Voorhees. Miss Grace Hocamp visits with Miss Ella Henick. A L Saxton hauls lumber for a barn near Crooked Valley. James Henick owns an $80 buggy gifted by sister Lizzie. Maud Medearis completes a school term in Audubon district and hosts a patrons event with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hocamp
Ella Henick
A. L. Saxton
Crooked Valley
James Henick
Lizzie
Maud Medearis
Audubon Township
Casey Beats Anita 8 to 4 in Friday Game
Casey batsmen tallied eight runs while Bircher of Atlantic kept Casey afloat with grit edged support. Lowell pitched well for the home team, and Anita earned all four runs by stick work as Casey recovers from nervous start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bircher
Atlantic
Casey
Anita
Casey Boys
Lowell
Vistors
Return of the Prodigal Brings Welcome Home to Cass County
Andrew Lighter returns to Cass county after months away in Missouri arriving in Anita last Friday with a new pair of red topped boots. Old friends extend a warm cordial welcome and celebrate his homecoming with goodwill and smiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lighter
Missouri
Cass County
Anita
Hustling Tom faces fine after vulgar language verdict
The jury in Atlantic found Tom Krittenbrink guilty of using profane language on the street. Judge imposed a 100 dollar fine or thirty days in county jail. He gave notice of appeal and sought bondsmen but had not appeared by press time, with belief he remained at large. Tom later was found at his brother’s home near Wiota and is now imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Krittenbrink
Atlantic
Tria
Tom
Wiota
Catfish Prize Tagged On Bragg Trot Line Near Anita
Lou Bragg near Anita, while fishing on the Lee Griffith farm, pulled a three foot catfish weighing over seventeen pounds from a trot line in the Nishna. The catch was shown at the Wolfinger saloon and Bragg planned to have it cooked for supper. He noted Stennett parties recently caught a thirty pound fish in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bragg
Lee Grifith
Anita
Stennett
Mr. Grifith
Nishna
Wolfinger
Jim
Bragg
Aig Spe
Atlantic Democrat
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Walker
Revi
Beccasie Y Apes
Woodward
W J
Young
E J
Boar
Mina Lynch
Pressnall
C N LaRue
al Phelps
F Phelps
Geo Wendling
Bessie Lynch
JS Pressnall
CN LaRue
R Creek
JW Wayne
John Doe
LaRue
Bowen
Pressnail
N LaRue
Diamond
CM Magnetl
S M Holliday
State
Weber & Tripp
G Wilshire
Wit
F. Robinson
Fred E. Walker
Lon Harris
Peter Ecksman
Joe Johnson
J Stewart Jr
F. W. Spiker
Jacob Herstein
Ida Herstein
John Herstein
Ernest Scharff
Rob Mercer
H M Reinig
Waterloo Chautauaua
Board Proceedings
Russell
Rasmussen
Remein
Marne
Price
Patii
Reichardt
Victoria
Pet
Robinson
Raasch
Herman
Rapp
Reynolds
B N
Stratton
Sampson
P J
Wiota Smith. & Son
Ae Ee Switzer
Cate
Shier
Blue & W
Siden Wofk
Ss 500
Beier
Jaa
Brownville, Benton Township
Benton Bloomers
Hxira
A. B. Lauder
Jim Rourick
Ralph Bragg
Harry Matson
Louise Bragg
Grove Township
Catherine Daley
Mary Audet
Jas. Lang
Union Township
Wm. Roberts
Townville
L. R. Bragg
Frank Berry
L. A. Brage
Knox
Riley
Kraiemer
Franks Roberta
C.K. Teter
Marion County
Gari Garson
Walt
Misa Marguerite Trent
Guthrie Center
W. J. Lewis
Blanche McConnell
M. A. James
Johnny Guy
Carroll
Age Campbell
Avis
Earth
Dexter Sentinel
Fred Hill
Enoch Fill
Sidney
Fred
The
Tribune
John and
William Lees
Columbus
Kansas
Henry
Frank Lees
B. F. Swarts
Iown
John Lewis
Mento
John
van Duren
Mr. Lewis
Fairmount Teamery Company
Omaha
Nebraska
F. O. Worruia
Ollie Reiste
North Pole
August Pieper
J. C G. Voorhees
Ene
Rettern
Prodigal
Sherwin-Wi
McKenzie’s
West End
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