Cass County Farmer Edward Welch Dies at Home
Obituary notes Cass County farmer Charles Edward Welch died at his parents’ home after a long illness. He was born in Buda Illinois on March 3, 1873 and married Imma Campbell in 1896. Surviving are his widow four children his parents and a sister. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church with interment in Atlantic cemetery. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Nelson Carter from pulmonary edema in Atlantic hospital. She leaves husband stepdaughter mother and several siblings. Remains to Ohio for interment. Also a note on local baseball activities and upcoming tournaments with details on officials and players.
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Charles Edward Welch
Cass C County
Fodestraat Street
Buda
Ilinois
Ise
Oftlantic
Manheon
Imma Campbell
Gosetter
Atlantic Hospital
J. A. Welch
Walter J. Pellett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moore
The
Baptist Church
Atlantic Cemetery
Nelson Carter
Mapie Street
Virginia Carter
Huphemia Harrison
Scio
W. HL
Milton
Thad
J. T
Cincinnati
Cedro Wallla
Wash
Virginia
Effie McElveene
Ohio
Mae Cool
Massena
Henry Ruch
Grinnell
Davenport
L. A. Coate
Boise
Ida
Mt. Pleasant
Peter Hopley Home from Trip
Peter Hopley returns to Lewis stock farm after United States Express carries sixty imported stallions and mares from England via New York. Trip took ten days to NYC and 56 hours to Lewis, with costs up 20 percent due to high demand. He cites rising shipments from New Zealand Australia Argentina and others and urges earlier mare imports to meet future demand. He notes U S brood mare stocks are near twenty year lows and says he is glad to be home.
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Atlantic
United State Express Company
Peter Hoptey
Lewis
England
New York City
New York
Hoptey
America
New Zealand
Australia
Argentina
South America
Hopley
United States
Iowa Touring Car Arrives Damaged From Colorado
The wreck of a Goodspeed Auto touring car, upper port burmed to and crisp, arrived Thursday morning from Colorado. Owner Bert A. Goodspeed of Atlantic, Cass county attorney, was on a summer automobile tour. Fire occurred in a garage where the car had been kept overnight. it was consigned to the Atlantic Automobile company’s garage and shop in Council Bluffs for repairs.
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To & Crisp
Iowa
Colorado
Bert A. Goodspeed
Atlantic
Cass County
Atlantic Automobile Company
Council Bluffs
Knights of Pythias Meet for Nelson Carter's Widow Funeral
Knights of Pythias are asked to meet at the K P hall tomorrow evening at six to attend the funeral of the deceased wife of Brother Nelson Carter. Cc L Crouch Acting C C.
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Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Nelson Carter
Cc. L. Crouch
C. C
Miss Arnold Teaches Music at County Institute in Tyndale
Miss Frances Arnold announces she is teaching music at the County Institute in Tyndale, South Dakota, for two weeks. She will then return to Atlantic to resume her school duties.
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Miss Arnold
South Dakota
Frances Arnold
County Institute
Tyndale
Atlantic
Appreciation note to patrons and new manager
A yard owner writes to patrons thanking them for past support and requesting continued patronage under the new manager Mr. Charles Kinsey who will run the business with the same courtesy as before.
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Charles Kinsey
Rock Island Runs Special Train for Charlestown Visitors
The Rock Island will operate a special train on the Griswold branch tomorrow to serve Charlestown visitors. Departures are Atlantic 8.30 am and Griswold 9.30 am with Atlantic arrival 10.15 am. In the evening a special leaves at 10 pm from here and reaches Griswold by 10.45 pm.
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Rock Island
Griswold
Chantaueua
Atlantic
Auditor Herbert Returns to Duty After County Meeting
County auditor B. W. Herbert returned to duty at the courthouse in Sioux City after attending a county meeting. He notes recommendations were sent to the legislature but urges the next gathering to consider needed changes in the laws.
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B. W. Herbert
Sioux ‘City
Court House
Ha Bays No
Thade
Paving Debate Highlights Bithulithic Choice for Grinnell
Grinnell city council awards the largest paving contract in Iowa to William Horrabin of Iowa City for 92600 square yards of bithulithic pavement. Work starts August 20 and runs to October 1910 with emphasis on the business district. An expert notes bithulithic offers asphalt-like advantages with fewer downsides while local needs dictate material choice.
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Grinnell Herald
Cinnell
William Horrabin
Iowa City
Iowa
Grinnell
Horrabin
Ernest McCulloch
Merchants Association of San Francisco
Municipal Contracting and Engineering Company of Chicago
Herald
Notice to Buy Tickets Before Riding to the Chautauqua
Public notice warns to purchase tickets before entering the Chautauqua grounds. Unredeemed tickets will be cash redeemed at Avery Stable located at 2421 Read the News.
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Chautauqua
Avery Stable
Atlantic Auto Company Sells Ford Cars Fast
Atlantic Automobile Company reports fifteen loads of Ford cars sold with twenty more on the way. Buyers include H G Dacken Charles Marlowe Massena William Hotze Carson and Prosper Pettinger Cumberland who traded old cars for new Fords. Managers Herring and Anderson will tour Detroit and Indianapolis to arrange 1910 contracts. The paper lauds Atlantic’s methods and Mr Herring’s role in drawing customers.
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Atlantic Automobile Company
H. G. Dacken
Charles Marlowe
Massena
William Hotze
Carson
Prosper Pettinger
Cumberland
Herring
Anderson
Council Blufs
Detroit
Indianapolis
Atlantic
Atlantice Automobile Company
Y M C A Rooms Open At Chautauqua
During the Chautauqua the Y M C A rooms will be open from 9 to 12 a.m. and from 5 to 7 p.m. and all day Saturday. The association will have a tent on the Chautauqua grounds for the use of men and boys who attend the Chautauqua. Reading and writing material will be there and perhaps some games.
Drunk man ordered from town after mayor incident
A lone inebriate accosted the mayor at the City Wall this morning and was ejected from the town promptly. Mrs. Doyle of Cedar Raunds departed home with her runaway son whose antics he found amusing during the episode.
Vic Emmert Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Vic Emmert has improved significantly and was brought home yesterday after a two week hospital stay. The update notes his recovery and return to home care.
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Vic Emmert
Card of Thanks for Birthday Greetings
Mrs James Power thanks friends for kind postal greetings received on her birthday dated the 19th of the month.
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James Power
Thanks to friends for aid in illness and death
We extend heartfelt thanks to dear friends who assisted us during the sickness and death of our beloved mother naming Mr. and Mrs. 5. &. Winchely, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Calkins for their kindness and support.
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Winchely
W. A. Meyers
H. G. Calkins
Lad Will Deliver Address at Griswold Reunion
Loren Graham twelve year old lad who won praise for reading the Declaration of Independence at Lewis on the Fourth of July is billed for an address at the Griswold Reunion on Wednesday. His subject will be What is Patriotism. Mrs P I Appleman and daughter Mildred expected to return from Nebraska city this evening.
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Lad
Loren Graham
Lewis
Griswold
Atlantic High Class Reunion Weaves Nostalgic Night
Social notes describe a china shower for Frankie Glass hosted by Miss Florence Fudge with gifts and flowers. A 1907 Atlantic High School reunion near Anna Trenderson's home featured games, music, and a three course luncheon. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Frankie Glasy's daughter to Raymond P. Dunagan on September 9, 1900.
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MM Frankie Glass
Florence Fudge
Iit
China
Mudgee
Glass
The
Atlantic High School
Anna Trenderson
J. J. Glasy
Frankie
Raymond P. Dunagan
Atlantic Chautauqua Opens With Trier Concert Five
The Atlantic Chautauqua opens tonight with the Trier Concert Company of five arriving today. The program includes a lecture by Ralph Parlette. Streets to the grounds will be sprinkles before tomorrow’s exercises. Tent reservations and ticket sales indicate a successful season ahead.
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Trier
Ralph Parlette
Landsmann's National Bank to organize in Kimballton
The comptroller of the currency approves Landsmann's National Bank of Kimballton to organize under national banking laws with 50000 dollars capital. Organizers include Landsmann's Bank P Lee J P Madsen Hans J Jorgensen P H Ingerslew and Hans Madsen.
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National Bank
Kimballton
Washington, D. C
Landsmand’s National Bank of
Landsmand’s Bank
P. Lee
J. P. Madsen
Hans J. Jorgensen
P. H. Ingerslew
Hans Madsen
Will filed for probate for George BE Byrd
The will of the late George BE Byrd was filed for probate today. It leaves all real and personal property to his mother Ruth Jr and his brother Joseph EB share and share alike. Real estate to be held in fee simple. Witnessed on June 7, 1909 by J. B. Rockafellow and Fred Alexander.
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George BE. Byrd
Ruth Jr
Joseph EB
J. B. Rockafellow
Fred Alexander
Weather forecast for Iowa fair and warm tonight
The forecast says Iowa will be fair and warmer tonight with Sunday partly cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures in the eastern portion.
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Iowa—Fair
Quint Improving After Severe Wounds
The line of text indicates Quint is improving after a severe injury or incident. It mentions W. Quint and ME Quink with references to recovery and a prior event described as “butte” or “fast week,” suggesting a wartime or accident context. No clear dates, places, or organizations are provided.
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E. Quint
Quink
Personal and News Paragraps City Happenings Summary
City residents travel and host visitors from Iowa and neighboring states. Mrs. Joseph Schhnitzen improves while Mrs. FE Pharo of Griswold visits friends. Local and visiting families, students, and officials appear in daily notes across Anita, Lewis, Omaha, St. Paul, Boone, Red Oak, Des Moines, Grinnell, Massena, Wiota, and Davenport, with towns like Carroll, Carson, Fort Collins, and LeMars mentioned in passages about movement and visits.
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Joseph Schhnitzen
FE. Pharo
Griswold
Flor. Donahon
Lewis
Trown
Long Island
Kasing
Alvette Dunn
Anita Schiools
Fortrude Noon
Omaha
St. Paul
Minn
Lulu
Mattie Dinges
Wiola
Alice Waters
Harold
Andra Grazier
Anita
Chas. A. Largey
J. L. Ankeney
Fort Collins
Colo
Ralph Wissler
G. W. B. Fletcher
Marie Witney
Avoca
T. EB. McKissick
F. J. Byers
Adair
Hancock
Carrie E. Johnson
Carson
J. C. Corey
Harry Hall
Hanford
W. Rowe
Berth Johnson
Council Bluffs
Stuart
Ars
Leila
Martham
Des Moines
Winterset
Massrs
Messanics
Gregory
Chicago
Robert Eby
George J. Pennell
Geo. Wilken Rurned
LeMars
Carence Millhem
Matilda Baker
Florence Baker
Wiota
H. A. Wissler
Harry Cook
Juanita
F. Balding
Valley Junction
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Edward Welch
Chestnut ‘S Street
Nelson
Carter
A.m
Fred Alexander’s.ail
Merchants Greys
Autog
Fontanelle
Clarinda
Humboldt
Superior
Neb
Atchison
Kansas
Anson
John Kling
Cubs
Parsons
Gale
Geo. Hardenburgh
Fred. Alexander
Whitmore
Parsdéns
Moniz
Edison
Alexander
Peter Hopley
Cane
London
Goodspeed
Herbert
Atlantic Auto
Wry—Moessrs
Herring and
Ander
P. I. Appleman
Mildred
Nebraska
Ield
Mrs. Coate
Invita
G. W. Murray
J. A. Coate
Tdao
J. PR. Coate
J. McMaster
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