Cole Named Principal of Sioux City High School
The Sioux City school board unanimously elected A. M. Cole formerly superintendent of Atlantic schools as principal of the Sioux City high school at 1800 dollars a year. He will assume duties in September and move this summer with his family. The News notes his strong qualifications and returns best wishes while lamenting his departure from this city.
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School Board of
Sioux City
A. M. Cole
Atlantic Schools
Cole
Crinnell College
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League results include St Louis 7 Detroit 3. Philadelphia 3 New York 2. Chicago 4 Cleveland 0. Boston 4 Washington 5. National League games feature Chicago 7 Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 7. Philadelphia 1 Boston 7. New York 3 Brooklyn 2. Association totals show Milwaukee Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis 12 Columbus 4 Louisville 9 Kansas City 2 Toledo and St Paul 7. Western League results list Des Moines 1 Lincoln 0 Denver 4 Prehlo 7.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
National League
Cincinnatti
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Des Moines
Lincoln
Denver
Prehlo
Governor Cunmins to Speak in Anita Next Wednesday
Anita Republican reports Governor Cunmins will speak at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Anita opera house. Two Atlantic men arranged the event, hoping for a strong turnout and orderly behavior, amid prior criticisms from a past picnic. The governor has canceled all dates this week due to his grandson's death in Des Moines.
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Commins
Anita
Cumming
George MW. Pennell
Harlan
Atlantic
Cunmins
Des Moines
Baseball Feature At Town Fire Tourney On July Fourth
Baseball of a fast variety will be a feature of the southwest Town Fire men's tourney to be held in this city July 4 and 5. It is expected the Merchants' Greys will play one of two strong teams in morning games. Arrangements for the games are about perfected.
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Southwest Town
Merchants’ Greys
K. P
Castro Hall
Griswold
Merchants Greys to meet Berg Matching Team next Sunday
The Merchants Greys schedule a game with the Berg Matching Company team of Omaha for next Sunday. The visitors are described as a fast age relation and the match is expected to be a wool one.
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Greys Arlo
Berg Matching Company
Omaha
Personal items list noted in city social column
Shenandoah resident A W Wright visited Cardio yesterday while L Graham of Bear Grove township was reported ill. Ike Block traveled to Des Moines on business. J E Burger of Glenwood registered at the Cardio. Sam Havens is laid up with grip. his restaurant closed. Abe Ovanski returned from Des Moines on the noon flyer. Des Moines visitors Mesdames Moreland and Binkbine returned home after a visit. John Larson of Harlan was in town on business and registered at the Hotel Cardio. Join Peterson of Elkhorn was in town for business and to visit friends. Ross Anders returned to work at Melcher & Melcher after illness. Asa Taylor arrived back in the city after southern for location trip. George Needles, here weeks on business, departed for Boise Idaho. Ross Camlin improving Calumet restaurant premises. Mrs Hansen, recently from Fruita Colorado, rents rooms over Conrad store with her son Walter Scheel. W E Haynes and wife of Anita were in town. Haynes handled district court matters, Mrs Haynes shopped. Charles Bleck sent to Kansas City for his nephew’s death and is now at Excelsior Springs Mo for treatment. F P Rutherford and Cline of Rock Island were in the city on company business.
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A. W. Wright
Shenandoah
Cardio
L. Graham
Bear Grove Township
Ike Block
Des Moines
J. E. Burger
Glenwood
Sam Havens
Abe Ovansky
Mesdames Moreland
Binkbine
John Larson
Harlan
Peterson
Elkhorn
Ross Anders
Melcher & Melcher
Asa Taylor
George Needles
Boise
Idaho
Ross Camtlin
Hansen
Fruita
Colo
Conrad
Walter Scheel
June Childs Battle Continues Amid War News
June Childs is very low as we go to press while wars are discussed for his recovery. His son-in-law, Dr. Schindel of Omaha, is expected in the city tonight due to his illness. Joe Herbert is reported without the sane, Mise Mallander gestures at the hospital, Carl Rowe improves at the hospital. Mrs. John Goold of Harlan returns home after a visit with her parents L. D. Thomas and wife in this city.
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June Childs
Dr. Schindel
Omaha
Joe Herbert
Mise Mallander
Carl Rowe
John Goold
Harlan
L. D. Thomas
Partly cloudy with showers and storms forecast
Weather report for Jowa predicts partly cloudy skies tonight with showers and thunderstorms. East portions trend into Friday with warmer central areas and cooler northwest regions, followed by slightly cooler conditions Friday.
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Jowa
Interurban Rail Line Talks At Audubon Meeting
Delegates from the Commercial exchange of Harlan and Audubon merchants hosted a joint event to promote an interurban railroad from Des Moines to Council Bluffs. About fifty Harlan residents attended with Audubon officials pledging to organize a cross county effort. The gathering at the Park hotel and courthouse drew numerous business leaders and farmers.
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Interurbin
Audubon
Commercial Exchange of
Harlan
Cclub
Kimbaliton
Iowa
Des Moines
Council Blufts
Audubon Club
Park Hotel
Rmnbon Commercial Club
Court House
Branching Out Still Further Atlantic Canning Co Expands
The Atlantic Canning company continues expansion by adding new factories. After Fremont Nebraska and Shenandoah Iowa, a lease for the Audubon factory is being negotiated for the coming season, conditional on local corn supply meeting the plant’s needs. Audubon’s small facility has operated variably, but owners believe the larger company can make it profitable.
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Atlantic Canning Company
Fremont
Neb
Shenandoah
Audubon
Atlantic Company
Widows to Receive Increased Pension to Twelve Dollars
A 1908 pension bulletin from J S Pressnall outlines that widows minors and helpless children on the pension rolls will receive a rate increase to 12 dollars per month under the April 19 1908 act. No new application is needed as the raise will be paid with the next quarterly voucher. Retain current pension certificates until requested by the pension agent.
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Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions
Washington
J.s.pressnall
Atlantic
United States Pension
Vy. W. Warner
Healing Salve For Burns And Nipple Soreness Ad
Cham berlain s Salve is praised as an excellent healing salve for burns sores sore nipples and chapped hands. It quickly eases burn pain and usually heals without scarring unless severe. Price is 25 cents and sold by Atlantic Drug Co. Rentzs welcome a daughter named Marie Helen born this afternoon. BE S. Harlan and wife plan a weeklong trip visiting Omaha Waukon.
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Chamberlain
Atlantic Drug Co
Social events note two society gatherings in Atlantic
A series of compliment parties for Mr and Mrs E A Shaw of Davenport concluded with a nine tables euchre party at the Old Homestead hosted by Mr and Mrs W A McWard and Mr and Mrs W A Follett. Miss Ethel Willis announces her engagement to Edward C Brown of Elmwood at a Moss avenue gathering with Miss Emma May Thompson visiting from Lacon. The wedding is planned for early fall and promises to be a highlight of the season.
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E. A. Shaw
Davenport
Old Homestead
W. A. Mc Ward
W. A. Follett
Shaw
Peoria
Anita Bruce
Ethel Willis
Moss Avenue
Edward QC. Brown
Elmwood
Emma May Thompson
Lacon
Miss Willis
Father and Son Central
Fire department committee sets tourney fund drive July 3 4
The fire department committee organizing the July 3 and 4 tournament met at the fire hall to finalize fundraising. Two pledge forms were prepared: one to cover potential losses and one for outright donations. They will solicit based on the latter option for donors preferring to give directly.
Miss Edna Johnson Weds George Van Winkle at Home
Miss Edna Johnson of this city married George Van Winkle of Stuart yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock at the Johnson home. Rev W M Elston officiated in the presence of about forty friends and relatives. The couple will reside in Stuart where the groom works as a Hawkeye Telephone engineer.
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George Johnson
Eda Johnson
George van Winkle
Stuart
W. M. Elston
Hawkeye Telephone Company
Thrashermen Farm Association Formed in Des Moines
A state organization of thrashermen was formed at the first Iowa thrashermen convention in Des Moines with about five hundred attendees. Officers named include President J. C. Cottrell and Secretary James Devin. Des Moines named as permanent meeting place for April gatherings, and next convention set for the third Tuesday of April 1909. The group aims to unite thrashermen, push better bridges and roads, and seek uniform thrashing rates while showcasing traction engines and thrashing machines in the Union yards.
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Thrashermen Farm Association
Thrashermen
Iowa Thrashermen
Des Moines
J. C. Cottrell
Kingsley
James Devin
Valley Junction
Commercial Club
Des Moines Union Yards
Stork and Dr Beaver Deliver Two Boys and a Girl
Sabbath morning near Bovee farm the stork and Dr. Beaver assisted in delivering a girl at Baer home, then a girl at John Clark son and wife, followed by a boy at Dressler place six miles south. The doctor and stork conveyed well wishes as the family welcomed a new baby and a son.
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Stork Masy Af Agta
Beaver
Charles Dressler
Stork
Anita Republican
King of Anita Visits Kansas City for Medical Plans
The King of Anita, after weeks at Kansas and Missouri points visiting relatives and handling business, was seen in the city today on his way home. He plans to return to Kansas City before the next month and undergo an operation for the malady noted, with stationery available at the local office.
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King of
Anita
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
K P Orchestra to Red Oak for big dance
Short news notes report the K P Orchestra traveling to Red Oak for a scheduled dance next week. Also covered are steer dealings in Chicago, a barn struck by lightning near Sarah, railroad officials visiting, a new soda fountain installation by J S Goss, a K P smoker, and the funeral of James McGovern with local and visiting attendees.
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K.P. Orchestra
Red Oak
K. P. Orchestra
Sam Ketes
Sarah
Boil the Water Warns Consumers During System Work
Public notice urges water users to boil all drinking water while reservoir work continues. Officials explain that reservoir water may be forced into mains and could contain impurities. Schools are to install Akersons drinking fountains to reduce danger, though not sterilize water. Health Officer Dr Frank Porterfield and S. W. Straight sign the notice.
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Health Department
Red Oak Interurban Extension Sparks Regional Activity
Junes Stier of the Atlantic, Northern and Southern received a call from Grant about a party of Red Oak men visiting Grant to discuss a proposed interurban line from Red Oak through Grant to Des Moines. Local interest aims to advance the extension, with anticipated opposition from Grant to any entanglement.
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Red Oak
Junes Stier
Atlantic
Grant
Dee Moines
Stier
Hkels
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Sioux City High School
Board of
Berg Pena
Haynes
Charles Bleck
Excelsior Springs
Messrs
F. P. Rutherford
Rock Island
Cline
Atlantic Cancing Company
Commissioner of Pensions
J. S. Pressnall
Rentz
Marie Helen Rentz
Be, S. Harlan
Waukon
Edith Gillespie
Fire Department
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Merrick
N. W. Deering & Son
Edna Johnson
Howe
al Nice
T. T
A. B. Ramsdell
A. W. Eberhart
McGovern
James McGovern
Watheil Daly
Atlantic ‘Catholic
Knights of Col. Tumbus
Mesdaines Kelly
O'Donnell
Boxeman
Mont
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