Cass County Chautauqua Called Great Educational Week
The Cass County Chautauqua rises to a peak week of lectures and entertainment with top names and strong programming. From August 21 to 29 attendees can expect daily red letter sessions, with Hon. H. M. Boorman as platform manager delivering a polished lineup of speakers and topics.
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Cass County
Atlantic
Des Moines
General Tee
Willian J. Brean
Champ Clark
H. M. Boorman
Mr. Boorman
Ice in drinks blamed for stomach disorders warns Atlantic physician
An Atlantic physician says most stomach ailments stem from ice in iced tea milk and lemonade and warns typhoid cases arose from water accessed through ice. He favors cooling drinks by refrigerating vessels rather than adding ice. Also included is a probate notice for J. OM. Emmert in Cass County Iowa with hearing set for September 1909.
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Atlantic
Les Houses
Lea
Cass County
Towa
J. OM. Emimert
Cass
County
Low
Niume
Rock Island officials tour Atlantic lines in inspection trip
On Tour of Inspection, Rock Island road officials including Hl. 8. Cyble and H. P. Greenough examined the main line and branches today in Atlantic and will survey further routes tomorrow. The party traveled the Audubon and Griswold branches, reporting progress and noting upcoming visits. Also noted is J. A. Crowdspeed awaiting a new 1910 Reo from Atlantic Automobile Company, with trip costs totaling $22.75 including meals. Dr. Wilson has moved his veterinary office to the Smith Feed Barn. Everything in leads and paints available at Fred Alexander’s.
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Rock Island Road
Atlantic
Cyble
H. P. Greenough
Pentecost
A. W. Eberhardt
J. W. Brown
J. P. Pinkerton
J. J. Harris
I. G. Weeks
Audubon Branc
Griswold
Avec
J. A. Crowdspeed
Atlantic Automobile Company
Bert
Mort Collins
Kidlet
Funeral for 19 Month Old Girl in Danish Church
Mabel May Leander daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Leander eight miles north of Atlantic was buried yesterday at Oak Hill cemetery near Brayton. Death caused by pneumonia after whooping cough she was ill about a month. First Leander death in five children. Undertaker Winne of the city handled arrangements.
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Mabel May Leander
Peter Leander
Atlantic
Oak Hill
Brayton
Pnemnonia
Whig
Leander
Vonertaker Winne
Drunkenness case prompts Knoxville inebriate order request
Gus Drerger appeared before the mayor this morning on a drunkenness charge and, at his own request, an order from a district court judge may send him to the inebriate institution at Knoxville. The article notes his struggle with drinking and the hope the placement will curb his habit.
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Will Fo
Knoxville
Gus Drerger
Sanie
District Court
Gus
Smith Lake Excursion Schedule for Sunday August 15
A schedule shows the A N ship excursion timing from Atlantic to Kimballton and Smith Lake. Depart Atlantic 9:00 a.m. arrive Kimballton 10:20 a.m. depart Kimballton 11:00 a.m. return to Atlantic 12:80 p.m. depart Atlantic 3:00 p.m. depart Smith Lake 5:00 p.m. arrive Kimballton 6:00 p.m. depart Kimballton 9:30 p.m. Mrs. George Spies of Cumberland visited city today. William Heimer went to Anita this morning.
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A. N
Atlantic
Kimballton
Smith Lake
George Spies
Cumberland
City
eHmer
Anita
Irrigation Transforms Nebraska Farmland Value and Yields
In western Nebraska irrigation expands from the mountains into the North Platte valley. Rich soil and timely water lift potato yields to 300-400 bushels per acre, with examples of acre profits from cabbage onions oats and alfalfa. Land near Scotts Bluff fetched record prices at $825 per acre. Contracts rise to $8 per ton for mill shipments to Council Bluffs and Omaha.
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Iowa Corn Belt
Colorado
Rocks Mountain
United States
Nebraska
North Platte River
Scotts Bluff
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Gillettes Leave Today For Westward Trip
Mrs. Gillette and son Ed left this morning for the west to Los Angeles. Ed bade farewell to friends early, avoiding a roundabout trip for his mother. A Met Weather note says high temperatures reached 93 degrees Tuesday between 2 and 4 pm, with 94 previously and May's 96 as hottest of the year.
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Gillettes
Thos. Whitney
Uncle Sem
Mrs G W Needles to Visit Guthrie Center Family
Mrs G W Needles and her children depart tomorrow for Guthrie Center to visit her parents for a few weeks. Charlie plans to join the Deserted Husbands club temporarily. Five Ford cars were brought over by men returning from Council Bluffs after a late night trip for new vehicles.
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G. W. Needles
Guthrie Center
Charlie
Council Bhuits
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