New Baby for Mr and Mrs Thomas Whitney
Short news items report an eight pound baby girl born at the Whitney home. The Atlantic schools to re open after spring vacation. Sprinkler tank repairs underway due to rotted timber near city clerk’s office. E G Fisher travels to Grand Island Neb to attend late brother’s funeral in Burwell Neb. Loreak begins directory work with H Stobart soliciting. strong encouragement noted. Rock Island water meter shows about 7 million gallons used in March. Board of supervisors to meet Monday for quarterly session. bills and matters to be disposed of. Atlantic Automobile company sold another Reo to a farmer near Lorah. new sign by Jens Kiar. Court preparations for April term. grand jury reports first day, trial jury third day. busy docket anticipated.
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Atlantic Automobile Company
Lorah
Jens Kiar
District Court
Work to begin on water works suction mains
Six men from Katz Craig company of Omaha are ready to start installing the new suction mains at the water works as soon as material arrives. An Old Friend Alex McGaffin of Benton township visited the city today and sent another copy of the News to relatives. The local post office received a Washington request for data on money orders where payer and payee are the same in the last twelve months to inform postal savings bank plans.
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Katz Craig Company
Omaha
Alex McGaffin
Benton Township
McGaffin
Department
Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Advice That Costs What Lies in Law and Medicine
A compact reflection on the high price of advice from lawyers and doctors versus the allure of cheaper counsel. It notes that ethical guidance can be costly when legal or medical stakes are involved.
Bargain Hosiery Sale Hits Low Prices
Classified ad lists children’s ribbed hose at 25¢ and 15¢, plus double knee black hose at 385¢ per pair while stock lasts. Extra heavy ribbed children’s hose offered for 10¢ to 15¢ range, in a period price sale of wearing goods.
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Rockford
Paroles Board to Meet in Des Moines Monday
The state board of paroles and pardons, with Dr Emmert of this city as a member, meets Monday in Des Moines to hear a parole petition from two young men who fifteen years ago aided a railroad wreck by removing a rail while drunk. Their lawyers and regional residents push for release. commissioners note few violations among paroled offenders and stress the hard work and peculiar cases encountered.
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State Board of Paroles and Pardons
Emmert
Des Moines
Ifor Lite
Dr. Emmert
Religious services and Sunday school notices
Danish Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 am and service at 10 am. German Evangelical Church announces Sunday school at 10 am, preaching at 10 45 am, Young People's Society at 2 pm, and Ladies Aid Society at 2 pm. Pastor G F Braun.
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Danish Lutheran Church
German Evangelical Church
Young Peoples’ Society
Ladies Aid Society
G. F. Braun
Funeral services for August Seaman at church
The Young People's Society invites nonchurchgoers to a 6:30 gathering. At 2:30 in the afternoon the church will host funeral services for the late August Seaman led by the G A R and referencing their military service.
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G.A. R
Visitors and residents seen in Atlantic daily житно
Personal items list local residents and visitors including Ernest Grulke and wife welcoming a new boy, Dr Stultz of Wiota in the city, J F McGovern and H Williams among callers, Miss Anna Barnard from Des Moines visiting at home, Mrs Chambers of Valley Junction visiting relatives, Wm Edwards of Wiota on business, Mrs A V Felt of Galesburg visiting W C Ter bush family, CG Kirk the hide man calling on buyers, Chas B Judd of the A N & S on road matters, Rev Beckhart en route to Extra for pulpit, Supervisor W B Taylor of Wiota in town, Mrs C A Kennedy of Des Moines visiting Carl Phares Sr, Miss Cadwell of Logan leaving for home, Ithel Newcomb visiting Viva Wind, J S Brown of Maine in town for business and friends, A H Goodspeed not improved, I Hansen and wife of Audubon moving here, J M Bourne of Wiota and son joining readers list, Miss Olsen near Norway schoolhouse operated on for appendicitis, Mrs John Baughman of Griswold operated on for tumor, both doing well, Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised, Miss Amanda Wissler home from Carroll visit, Ed to attend court, Henry Kay’s son ill with tonsillitis, Ward Hobart visiting Atlantic, previously in Miami and Denver, wintering in Florida.
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Dr. Stultz
Wiota
J. F. McGovern
H. Williams
Miss Anna Barnard
Des Moines
I. Hansen
Audubon
Nels Jensen
J. M. Bourne
Daily News
Miss Olsen
Near Norway
John Baughman
Griswold
Jones
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Drug Co
Amanda Wissler
Wil
Carroll
Henry Kay
Cass County
Ward Hobart
Atlantic
Denver
Ward
Miami
Fla
Florida
Omaha
Address at M E church by Simpson College president
The YMCA announces no meeting in the rooms tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Chas. H. Shelton, president of Simpson College, will deliver an address to young men at the M. E. church at 8 o'clock p.m. Young men and boys are invited.
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YMCA
Chas, H. Shelton
Simpson College
M. E
Ground of Confidence in God at Congregational Church
Public worship at 10 45 and 7 30 Sunday School at 12 Christian Endeavor 6 30 Mr Henderson preaches morning on the Ground of Confidence in God and evening on God s Kind of Men Good music with a solo by Mr Whitmore
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Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Henderson
Whitmore
Methodist Church Services Tomorrow With Shelton Preaching
Tomorrow at the Methodist church the morning service will feature President Charles Eldred Shelton of Simpson College delivering the sermon and the evening program will include his address to young people. Class meeting Epworth League and Sunday school proceed at the usual hours.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Charles Eldred Shelton
Simpson College
Shelton
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church Plans Quarterly Communion and Review
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow the regular quarterly communion will be held and the pastor will give a short review of the year’s work. Sessions meet at 10:00 AM. Evening service topic is Faith its Practical use and its Power by Rev George. Morning music by the Presbyterian quartette. evening chorus led by Mrs Laird.
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Presbyterian Church
Sessons
George
Presbyterian Quartette
Laird
Weather forecast for Iowa region in April
Uniergo, Lu reports a partly cloudy sky with showers tonight and Sunday. Warmer conditions are expected in the eastern portion tonight, followed by cooler weather on Sunday.
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Uniergo
Jowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Thos. H. Whitney
E. G. Fisher
Grand Island
Neb
Chas. Fisher
Burwell
H Stobart
Rock Island
Nichols
Board of Supervisors
Sesson
Ail Groverd
Board OF Paroles
Sider
Dr. Em
Mert
Umbrella Bargains
Buster Brown
Ernest Grulke
Chambers
Valley Junction
Wm. Edwards
A. V. Felt
Galesburg, NL
W. C. Terbush
CG. H. Kirk
Chas B. Judd
Rev. Beckhart
Extra
W. B. Taylor
C. A. Kennedy
Carl Phares, Sr
Miss Cadwell
Logan
C. 8. Blodgatt
Ithel Newcomb
Viva Wind
Council Bluffs
J. S. Brown
Maine
A. H. Goodspeed
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