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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
2
The notice lists Chas F. Chase FE Chase I Ky A Chase as directors and stockholders. It is published by The News Publishing Company daily except Sundays with editor and associate noticer.
Rev Brain’s statement to the News claims German asphalt is hardened by a top dressing to resist heat. Authority notes wagon tests show bitulithic paving resists wheel tracks, with Grinnell and Atlantic cited as favorable, while local property owners push for future bitulithic paving despite council uncertainty.
The article extols streets and roads as among the best globally and urges Atlantic readers to heed lessons from other cities. It notes costly but valuable lessons from the Jeesens and suggests brickwork is no longer a discretionary expense in city planning.
The anti administration press targets cabinet members including Secretary Ballinger and Dallinger. The Outlook led the charge by accusing Ballinger of fraud through a retainer, later retracting after a careful review. The piece questions whether anti admin papers will preserve fairness while retracting earlier claims.
The Griswold letter notes visits by Wm F Keal Jog from Omaha to Charley Donahoe and Wm Frederick on Pleasant Ridge. Residents MacKrell, Scott, Gibson, Huckins, Forsyth, Wilburn, Foster, Balcom, Doty, Tender, Dillard, Tompkins, Hardenburgh, Baxter, Mek Kitley, Morrigan family, Ackerman, Maddux, Phelps, Dea, Kerwin, Brown, Auld, Christian, Brody, Osborne, Schofield, Hartmess, Pelzer and others in Atlantic Red Oak Council Bluffs and Omaha. It mentions jury duty for B G Auld and B B Christian at Avoca and various travels and illnesses, with Thanksgiving and hunting noted.
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