Bishop FalIows Lecture Sparks Civic Chautauqua Interest
A large crowd greeted Bishop Fallows as he spoke on religious therapeutics and wireless theory of mind at 8 o clock. He argued mind and body are electric corpuscles and praised the Bible while criticizing a Chicago minister who sold copyrights. The evening featured the érguson Jubilee Singers and Alden Packard lectures, with further events announced for tonight and tomorrow at the Atlantis Chautauqua.
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Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Board of
Érguson
Alden Packard
W. A. Follett
Maguire
Boorman
Atlantis
Public Schools Set to Open for Fall Term
The school board announces fall term start after Labor Day September 6 with the superintendent’s office in the high school ready September 1 for student classifications and faculty consultations. Several last year teachers depart and are replaced by Emma Kurz Frances Roberts Margaret Bell and others. Assignments list principals and teachers across High School East Side West Side and Grant Building for grades from first through twelfth.
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Herman
Emma Kurz
Camery
South Omaha
Frances Roberts
Finley
Margaret Bell
Wiota
Margaret Linn
Anna O. Temple
Carrie Wilkin
Lulu W. Dinges
Alma O. Hammon
Rose
Morris
Frances Arnold
Supu
Salome Brandt
Blanche Hedges
Amanda Wissler
Kittie McMenamin
Jessie Shannon
East Side
Gussie Brown
Louise Jones
Fannie B. Sanford
Minnie Wilds
Addie Case
Margaret, Bell
West Side
Mattie Dinges
Jennie I. Berg
Winifred Bell
Fanny Shrock
Rose Davenport
Grant Building
Margaret Boyle
Georgia Dallas
Eva M. Johnson
Austa Durkee
Now is the Time to Buy a New Fall Suit
A local advert urges readers to visit Burgner for new fall suits with the latest patterns and cuts. It notes Jake White traveling to Griswold for a game with Lewis and pitching for Villisca in a River ton tournament, with Sam Marshall also playing at Griswold. It mentions many new framed pictures at Fred Alexander's.
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Burgner
Jake White
Griswold
Lewis
Villisca
Riverton
Sam Marshall
Burgner's
Neal Estate Transfers Aug 24 1909 G V Vedane wd 4 12 09
R R Bell et al to G V Vedane and Minerva J Meredith to C R Wilkens record multiple land transfers dated Aug 24 1909 through Aug 23 1909. Metcalf and others cited with lot and subdesignations. prices and property details appear in adnotes and notices. Read Tha News.
Anderson Mountain Wedding Brings Together Mountain Family
Wray Mountain groom, brother of county recorder Bert Mountain, married Dora Anderson on Tuesday with Rev. Mack of the Christian Church officiating. The couple, who came from Union township in a car to obtain a license, were joined as husband and wife in a small gathering of close friends and relatives.
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Wray Mountain
Dora Anderson
Union Township
Rev. Mack
The
Christian Church
Mace Man
Bert Mountain
Levi Mountain
New Fall Styles at Burgner's Prompt Interest
A reader from Atlantic, Iowa writes about the Rock Island depot ladies toilet, describing it as "the dirtiest place" she has seen and urging officials to clean and fumigate. The letter, signed by a woman emphasizing family health, criticizes Dr. Weidner’s handling and calls for action to restore the city’s reputation.
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Atlantic
Rock Island
Lowa
Mr. Chase
Ant
Weidner
Han
Hose Wagon Ready at New Fire Station
Pure white lead and Inveen ot at and Fred Alexander's hose wagon now ready for occupancy. Driver Wright has the wagon and team stationed at the new fire station and is awaiting a night man hired by the council. Alarms to be sent direct to the station via Musson phone. Iowa phone to be added later. Doors not yet installed due to illness of municipal carpenter. Residents: Mrs Canerd sells north of Hy Ratttenborg's on Linn Street to Mrs Lutz for 2250. Edison records at Fred Alexander's.
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Wright
Musson
Re union notes from American Automobile Parade and Prizes
Letter from J P Dolliver cancels travel and speech at Griswold Veterans meeting. Dolliver, ill, must forego engagement on August 26 to regain health, per physician advice. Fort Dodge Iowa dated August 19 1909. Adjutant W H Smith receives this note.
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Delliver
W. H. Smith
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Veterans Association
Griswold
J. P. Dolliver
Baseball Games Set For Reunion Parlor Schedule
Three baseball games arranged for the reunion include Griswold with Lewis on Tuesday and again with Lewis on Thursday plus Griswold with Grant on Wednesday. Games start at 4 p.m. on the diamond one block west of camp ground. Fifty dollars in prizes authorize an automobile parade on Wednesday August 25 at 1 p.m. starting at the city park. Entrants should notify A Rickey.
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Griswold
Lewis
Grant
Campground
A. Rickey
Town Improves Ahead of Reunion in Southwestern Town
Strangers who attended last year’s reunion note numerous improvements in Griswold over the past year including a dozen to fifteen new residences six to eight new business houses several miles of expanded walks and other substantial enhancements Sherm Myers editor of the Anita Tribune and postmaster of Anita arrives to set up his camp while Veterans Association badges feature a Lincoln medalion against a white and red white blue ribbon
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Griswold
Sherm
Sherm Myers
Anita
Veterans Association
Abraham Lincoln
Griswold Daily Paper Aims To Boost Town Interests
A plan to issue a Griswold daily during the reunion drew strong support from editor I W Hanton and local business leaders. Advertisements reflect spirited town confidence, with hundreds of papers likely to reach homes now unfamiliar with Griswold and its enterprises.
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Griswold
I. W. Hanton
Interasta
Paving contractor eyes Chestnut Street bid
A. P. Briggs a Chicago paving contractor is in Atlantic to discuss bids for future work. He favors bitulithic paving for Chestnut Street as noiseless and pleasant to ride, notes it is repairable by non-experts, and warns cheap paving is costly. He will return for the bidding.
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A. P. Briggs
Chicago
Atlantic
Briggs
Edmonton
Cana
Chestnut Street
Briges
Kansas City
Plains
Successful Operation for Elk Mogn Man
Ole Oleson of Elk Mogn was brought to the hospital suffering a partial obstruction of the bowels. An operation performed successfully for his relief by Drs. Campbell and Emmett with assistive Dr. Morris, and the patient rests easily with prospects for a quick recovery. Oleson previously underwent appendix surgery last fall.
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Ole Oleson
Elk Mogn
Th. Soe
Man seeks continuance in dog tax case before mayor
An individual arrested for failure to pay the city dog tag appeared before Mayor Straight this morning and obtained a continuance until next Wednesday. He plans to contest the city's authority to punish for failure to pay the tax.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Mt Etna and Wray
Leo Moore of Mt Etna and Agnes Herzog of Mt Etna, both aged 21, are granted a marriage license. Wray W Mountain of Cumberland and Dora Anderson of Cumberland, both aged 18, are also issued a marriage license.
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Leo Moore
Mt. Etna
Agnes Herzog
Same
Wray W. Mountain
Cumberland
Dora Anderson
Local Social Roundup Reveals Town Visits
Miss Olga Jobes visits Casey. Mrs M Antrim and children visit Menlo. Alma McCarty and Selma Podaak of Walnut spend the day in the city. Mrs Joe Stroebele visits her parents Mr and Mrs Z Baker. C A Spry and daughter Pearl Wood of Wiota are here between trainings. Minnie Breece and niece Ruth Breece go to Anita to visit friends. Noam Robison of Walnut returns home after guesting with Miss Mary Marshall. Clara Johansen and Pearl Carey arrive from Walnut to attend the Chautauqua. James Fred Schuldt, Wm Goode and Lester Goodge visit Villisca. AG Roberts and daughters Matte and Zeta plan visit to Ricun tor. Mrs Y B Millerry goes to Florence Nebraska to visit her sister Mrs Rh Powell. Mrs Fréd Powell accompanies.
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Olga Jobes
Casey
M. Antrim
Menlo
Alma McCarty
Selma Podaak
Walnut
Joe Stroebele
Z. . Baker
C. A. Spry
Pearl Wood
Wiota
Minnie Breece
Iitnt
Ruth Breece
Anita
Noam Robison
Mary Marshall
Clara Johansen
Pearl Carey
Mesd
James Fred Schuldt
Wm. Goode
Lester Goodge
Villisca
Villisca This Afternoon For, A Visit With’ Telativas. Mains. AG
Roberts and Daughters
Matte
Zeta
Ric Unig I
Tor
Mi 17
Y. B. Millerry
Gone Bay
Florence
Neb
Otter
Emigh and
Wit
Griswold
I. MM. Craney
BR. A. Fowble
Joh Card
Frank Pellett
R. J. Cornell
Ona Bourne
Abs
FH. M. Bourne
Erma Butler
W. J. Pellett
Frank Beekman
Marian
Reed Love
J. A. Me
Herbert
Shelby County
Iernest
Extra
RM. Murray
Needles
Guthrie Center
DM. Lewis
Alice Deal
Rock Island
H. H. Battersby
Lewis
Henry Baxter
Cedar Street
Minnie Albright
Lorene Weaver
G. F E. McDermott
Personal and News Paragraphs from Onxiha Area
Many residents and visitors were noted in various towns. Individuals include Miss Mae Gibbs in Onxiha, A Giffen and Mrs G W Bietcher in Omaha and Lewiss respectively, Vira Lewis in Wabut, and Mrs TE Williams visiting Des Moines. Dr W J Robinson family at Harlan, Ross H Bell in Wiota, and the Pelletts with Beekman headed to Marian for a fair.
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Mae Gibbs
Onxiha
A. Giffen
Omaha
Ars
G. W. B. Ietcher
Lewiss
Vira Lewis
Wabut
TE. G. Williams
Des Moines
W. J. Robinson
Harlan
Ross H. Bell
Wiota
W. J. Thomas
Trophy Shoot Tomorrow At The Atlantic Club
A local club will hold a regular trophy contest tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the elite range near the depot. Nine members of the club enjoyed a sportshoot this afternoon as Dave Shuter departs tonight for a land trip to Nebraska.
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Atlantic, Guy
Dave Shuter
Toy
Nebraska
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Fallows
Alton Packard
Dixia Jubilee Singers
J. George
Dixie Singers
Lincoln
Dr. Montgomery
Dixies
Gharlés
Plattenburn
Fev
Kanitting
Wk Horn
Acloty
Supt
Lauritzen
Wisconsin
Board
Lota
Fred Alexander's
Wtf
RED Alexander's
Aif
Recorder
Dora. Anderson
Fred Alexander
Byy
Edison
FRED
Alexandur
Griswold Daily American
the Daily American
AP. Helges
Nas
Bitulible
Ruth Diven
Bear Grove
Hazel Baxter
Grizwold
W. Montgomery
C. A. Hully
Clara
Sadie O'Connor
Sioux City
John O'Connor
Elizabeth
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