Local notices and incidents from Avoca Journal and others
A jumble of brief items reports warnings for street traffic and a theater offering The Old Cruz Chest. It notes Dr McCrae of Council Bluffs being arrested for drunken disorderly conduct and describes D A Shuter returning from Perkins and Keith counties with crop conditions seen as favorable and high small grain yields amidst five strong vein occurrences.
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D. A. Shuter
Perkins
Keith Counties
Neb
Ed Berg
HW. A
Real Estate Transfers and ditch project notice
Real estate transfers dated Aug 18 1909 and Aug 19 1909 record John W Scott to Dennis C Conway and WH G Dacken to Anna B Marsh with parcel details and payments. Potawatttamie county board orders 70000 feet of ditch to drain Botna Valley south from Avoca. The Harlan fair runs Aug 28 to 26 with night exhibitions and speed purses totaling 2200. We are agents for Johnsons wood stains.
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John W. Scott
Dennis C. Conway
G. Dacken
Anna B. Marsh
Highlind Place
Board of Supervisors
Pottawattamie County
Botna
Avoca
Warlan
Harlan
Personal Notices Highlight Local Social Ties Across Town
The city sees a flurry of visits and departures as residents and guests travel to nearby towns. Notables include Cee Pennell in town, Mrs Lida Mubbell visiting Wiota, Shittie Tagard calling on friends in Oali, and George Bouvers of Omaha passing through. Deputy Bosley on official business and Prof R Miller visiting Des Moines appear among exchanges. Local clubs and families host gatherings, with Edna Worth returning from Lewis, Anna Henderson hosting a 1907 graduating class dinner, and Mrs J W Dooley overseeing new construction near Anita. A dozen women, hosted by Mrs Ira Rowe, enjoy a lawn luncheon honoring relatives in town.
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Cee
HH. Pennell
Lida
Mubbell
Wiota
Shittie Tagard
Oali
George Bouvers
Omaha
J. Groves
Cumberland
Sheriy Bosley
Fx Ir
Fred Barnholdt
Wink
R. Miller
Des Moines
North Branch
Crystal Lake
C. E. Templeman
Anita
Edna Worth
Lewis
Ed Pratt
C. Bernhardt
Jessie McCuen
Anna Henderson
Bertha Reitz
Confluence
Thomas Craven
Union Towinship
Silgo
Colo
Kringel
Denver
J. W. Dooley
Casey
Walter
Ira Rowe
Hickory Street
Harry Hall
Hanford
Roland Dodge
Council Binffy
Doyle's Mother Arrives From Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Doyle, mother of the runaway boy found yesterday, arrived from Cedar Rapids and will take him home tomorrow. She says he ran away from Iowa City on August 9 while visiting friends, eluding searchers until located there. Earlier he wandered for a week then returned claiming a trip to Boone, Ja. The weakly described boy is small and imaginative and insists he enjoys his travels despite parental worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Motorcycle visit by Omaha rider to Dr Findley family
Will Noble of Omaha arrived today on a motorcycle for a visit with Dr. D Findley and a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Noble
Omaha
Dr. D. Findley
Mrs Schnitzen Improving State of Recovery
Mrs. Schnitzen is improving today and is in a fair way to recovery. Her husband, Mr Joseph Schnitzen, notes steady progress and expects further improvement soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnitzen
Joseph Schnitzen
Canning Factory Resumes After Seasonal Shutdown
The Atlantic Canning Company resumes operations after a pea season shutdown. One line is running on sweet corn today with remaining lines to be activated next week. Output estimates are not yet available, but quality is expected to meet the firm’s noted standards. Willis Laird returns with his wife and daughter from Newton Iowa after two weeks with his ill father. The return follows Mr Holloway being called from Atlantic to Fremont due to a brother’s illness and death. Forecast for Iowa calls for generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. BERTHA JOHNSON, County Superintendent, announces special teachers examinations August 27 and 28. Read the Newb. Parson’s sale set for Saturday through Tuesday. Dysentery warning and Chamberlain’s remedy are noted. Fred Alexander’s offers supplies like paints and varnishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Canning Company
Willis Laird
Newton
Mr. Laird
Holloway
Atlantic
Fremont
Neb
Town Celebrates Dr King Discovery Victory
Rejoicing in Fedora Tennessee as Dr Kings New Discovery helps patient C V Pepper recover from deadly lung hemorrhages. The ad notes a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and free trial bottle, touting the remedy for coughs colds and bronchial ailments. Franks Drug Store offers ZEMO for skin conditions and promotes kidney tonics from Palmer and Co. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended for summer trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Franks Drug Store
ZEMO
Franks
W. 7. Palmer & Co
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Heigal
F. E. Goodell
Propriet Or
Musson
North Dakota
Burleigh County
George
East Fourth St. Atlantic, In
N. W. Deering
W. T. Palmer & Co. Drug Store
Atlantic Evening News
the News Publishing Company
Chis. F. Chase
1. P. Chase
R. K. A. Chiuse
Atlante
Ant Il Sso
Mareha
Juditor Paledito
Vera
Pine
Medshes
Toadius
Fie Corry
Atutomobiles
Chagtanipta
Pheer
la Olites
The
Unique
McCrae
Council Bluffs
Avoca Journal
Johnson
Fred Almnander
Nebe
Oxford
Knapp
Crofet & Knapp
Riaiggu
Mate
Musson’ Telephone Exchange
Dtf
J.B. Jones
Johnny
A. R. Campbell
Rt. 2
Mat Yale
Wit
Kgs Barn
Ivedern
Prica
Fred Stier
RF. B
Hazel St
L. H. Pine
RAS Tn
Fred Alexander’s. Att
Fred Alexander
Petite—Bennet_ Company
Chestnut St
W. C. Hammer
Ove Oransky
A. K. Williams
Ove Alexander’s
Choice
J. Burner
West
Iowa
W. Sixth St
W. WJ. Wilson
Smith's
Green Bay Lumber Company
B. R. Wasson
Mgr
Singer Machine Oil
Bertha Johnson
Parsons
Fred Alexander’s
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