Endorsed by Local Bar for Supreme Court Nomination
Judge W. R. Green wins unqualified endorsement from the Cass County Bar Association for the Republican nomination to succeed the late Judge Bishop. A resolution of endorsement was sent to him by Clerk of the Courts C. B. Clovis. Green is highly regarded by local lawyers, with the vote seen as a strong testimonial. The item also notes various local notices and brief items about area residents and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Green
Cass County Bar Association
Hie
Supreme Court
Bishop
C. B. Clovis
Mormons Plan Street Meetings in Atlantic This Weekend
A company of eight elders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold meetings on Atlantic streets beginning Saturday August 22 at 2 PM and 7:30 PM, continuing Sunday at the same hours. They walk in pairs, visit farmers in the countryside, and invite Atlantic residents to attend. The elders receive no salary and take no collections, preaching the same gospel Christ and His Apostles taught. They left Manning Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Wll
Manning
Christ
Fifty third birthday surprise for James Korick
James Korick, living twelve miles northeast of the city with his wife, was surprised Saturday by sixty to seventy friends from the area. They honored him with a handsome ring and watch and a token of esteem, sharing a fine spread and festive cheer as they wished him many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Korick
Rorick
Oransky Store Expands Cloak Department Significantly
The Oransky store expands its cloak department to accommodate a large new line. Mr. Oransky, now in New York, has purchased extensive cloaks for the coming season. The house furnishing space will become part of the cloak department, creating a top Haak room in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oransky
New York
Furfhishing
Oranskys
Town seeks railroad link with Atlantic Northern and Southern
College Springs residents push for a line to Kimballton and Elkhorn with potential connection to the A N & S. Banker W Farquhar of Farquhar Savings Bank visited to study routes and gauge local financing. Townspeople offer funds and promise strong support if a solid proposition emerges.
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W. &. Farquhar
Farquhar Savings Bank
College Springs
Page County
Atlantic Northern and Southern
Farquhar
Kimballton
Elkhorn
Weather and crops in Iowa week ending January 17 1903
Des Moines reports show temperatures near normal in the southeast and five degrees below in the northwest. Sunshine was abundant and rainfall above normal across much of the state, with central counties receiving two to over eight inches. Heavy showers in east central and northeast districts followed three weeks of arouthy conditions. No region suffers drought, but extreme southeast may need more moisture soon. Wind squalls caused some corn damage. lightning was severe. Rains slowed stacking and thrashing. grain in shock saw slight moisture damage while corn, potatoes, grass, and pastures benefited. Soils are becoming suitable for plowing. Thrashing yields and grain quality remain about the same as last week. Apple crop will be very small. Further corn condition will be reported next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Worth the Difference Tailor Made to Order Fall Goods
Don’t settle for hand me down imitations or substitutes compare and choose tailor made to order. New fall goods have just arrived at Emery Burgner located at 10 E Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Burgner
E. Fourth St
Forsythe Family Reunion Set for the 20th Near Griswold
The Forsythe family reunion will be held at John Forsythe's east of Griswold attracting several hundred attendees from several states. Deputy Clerk Lawrence Forsythe plans to attend, highlighting the kinship gathering on the 20th of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe
John Forsythe
Griswold
Forsythes
Lawrence Forsythe
Court Postponed September Term Delayed to 22nd
The September term of the district court is postponed from the 15th to the 22nd due to the Cass county fair. Trial jurors must report September 23 at 10 a.m. and grand jurors on September 22 at 2 p.m. in Cass County.
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District Court
Cass County
Mother of Judge Willard Is Dead
Mrs. Phoebe Peasley mother of Judge Ezra Willard of this city died in Ogden Iowa aged 84 or 85 after a long illness. Interment tonight at 6 10 from the west and burial at the cemetery after a brief service at the grave conducted by Rev George. Many local friends extend condolences to the Willard family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Peasley
Ezra Willard
Ogden
Iowa
RE. M. Willard
Dudge Willard
George
Visitors from McComb Ohio Return to Girlhood Home
Last evening residents visit McComb Ohio to tour old scenes. It is ninety three years since they have seen the old place once the girlhood home of Mrs. Conine. They expect a delightful stay and the News wishes every minute of their visit enjoyable. Dusters at cost at Rhody's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb
Ohio
Church Wedding Tomorrow At German Evangelical Church
The marriage of Henry Auerbach and Frieda Brehmer will be conducted tomorrow at 3 PM at the German Evangelical church by Rev. Braun. After the ceremony a reception will be held at German Hall for invited guests. Both families are long established in the community and friends extend best wishes for their happiness. The Jefferson Bee praises Rev. Henderson for a successful Chautauqua in Princeton, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Jefferson Bee
Princeton
Griswold Gr Union All Ready Griswold Gr Union All Ready
Crowds expected as more than a hundred tents fill Griswold Park for the reunion opening tomorrow. The program begins at 10 am with Attorney General H W Byers speaking, followed by Walter I South at 2 pm and Rev D A Allen at 7 pm. Additional noted speakers are listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
H. W. Byers
Iowa
Walter I. South
D. A. Allen
Anita
Jesse Cole
Marshalltown
Special Tailor Sale Promises Best Stock Yet
The advertisement urges shoppers to trust their own judgment and note a special sale in which 25 shirts, originally worth 50 to 75 cents, will be sold at 39 cents. Emery Burgner on Fourth Street advertises the store on Fourth Street, Block & Son.
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Dot
C. Block & Son
Draw Trial Jury for Sept Term in County Courts
The county recorder clerk and auditor drew the September district court jury. Names include Martin Peterson, J. 8. Houck, Hajo Herren, A.W. Wyman, Chas. Mills, RE Simms, Otto Knop, Ralph Supplee, Wm. Kuesel, John Sanuy, Dan Landis, Chas Snyder, John W. Reed, John Mohlman, L. P. Bigelow, A. Chapman, Jno Madden, C. M. Hughes, W. H. Bowlin, C. M. Baxter, N. P. Brown, J. E. Lang, F. Chinn, J. E. Froman, A. L. Fairbolmn, J. A. Wagner, H. C. Roth, Sam Hoffman Jr., Perry Anderson, Pat Shaunnessy, Ed Williams, J. Smith, G. H. Berry, Wm. Luhring, H. J. Devore. Reports are set for September 22 grand jury and September 23 for the trial jury. Weather mainly fair. vacations noted for Clara and Lydia Otto and Oscar Greb. A local testimonial for Chamberlain’s Salve is cited by Martin Boyd of Henrietta, Ky.
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Martin Peterson
Brighton
J. 8. Houck
Grant
Hajo Herren
Massena
A.W. Wyman
Pleasant
Chas. Mills
Union
C. RE. Simms
Edna
Otto Knop
Ralph Supplee
Lincoln
Wm. Kuesel
John Sanuy
Dan Landis
Chas Snyder
John W. Reed
John Mohlman
H. E. Dorsey
L. P. Bigelow
Grove
A. Chapman
Victoria
Jno
4Th Ward
Wm. Luhring
H. J. Devore
Grand Jury
People Who Come and Go in Early 1900s News
A list of local residents departing for visits or returning home, including Dora Hoffman to Marshalltown, Parl Brandt to York, James Hedges on business to Omaha, Nellie Foley and Mrs. Goodell buying fall millinery in Chicago, Mamie Ash visiting Chicago, and others visiting Des Moines, Sioux City, Colorado, and Minnesota. Also notes a peach shipment by Painter Bros, a Sunday school picnic planned for September 8 at Smith's Lake, and ongoing searches for missing Fred Draper.
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Boggess
Lewis School
Jesse Hughes
Chicago
Sherm Hughes
Maine
Hughes
S. J. Smith
Vern Olney
South Dakota
Fred Herbert
Waterloo
T. W. Williamson
H. K. Williams
Des Moines
John Stoodt
Wiota
Colfax
Colorado
Dora Hoffman
Marshalltown
Harry Rogers
Nebe Shoe Store
York
Neb
Elizabeth O'Connor
Sioux City
John O'Connor
Florence Graham
Virginia Cuykendall
Cora
Bertha Kelloway
Smith’s Lake
John Pugh
Summit
8. D
The
Atlantic High School
Fancolly
Musson
Jery
H. E. Baldwin
Joliet
Jig & Guest
Inlaw
Tom C. Whitmore
James Norton
P. T. Stafford
Stuart
Clarinda
E. C. Allison
M. B. Hayward
Virgil
Davenport
Albert Anderson
Fred Draper
W. H. Butts
Salt Lake
Utah
Viota
Lewis
Blair
Balt‘ Lake
Howard Marshall
Id Reese
Harry Franklin
Anita
Extra
Marshall
Reese
Franklin
Bryan Tariff Talk In Iowa Faces Late Campaign Debate
Des Moines Aug 18 Bryan plans a Des Moines appearance next Friday to discuss tariff policy amid rumors of new remarks from Lincoln. Iowa Republicans remain unified on a protective tariff to preserve wages and a domestic market, while Democrats push revisions as a motive for broadening support.
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Des Moines
Lincoln
Iowa
Mr. Bryan
Europe
United States
Hiss
Towa
Bryan
Hospital performs minor operation on child near Walnut
A minor operation was performed today at the hospital on a little girl from near Walnut. Dr Porterfield and Jamil are expected home from their eastern trips this week.
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Walnut
Porterfield
Jamil
Train Delays Highlight Westbound Service Slowdown
A westbound fast train arriving at 5 6 40 in the morning was several hours late and did not depart until about noon, delaying schedules and disrupting commuters.
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Judge Green
Clerk Clovis
Dwtf Frank
Rhody
Rhody's
F. J. Rhody
Willard
Henry Auerbach
Frieda
Brehmer
Griswold Reunion
Wil
Fourth St
Clara
Lydia Otto
News Force
Chardlerville
Beardstown
Oscar Greb
Martin Boyd
Henrietta
Chamberlain
Atlantic Drug. Co
Goerd
Atlantic Evening
Heang
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