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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1911

Page

5

Bonds of Iowa and Omaha Short Line to be Redeemed

Farmers along the Treynor route hold most of the Short Line bonds and seek withdrawal options as a London syndicate led by former Governor Shaw negotiates takeover. Bondholders receive 90 cents on the dollar, with $135,000 cash distributed to farmers and stock largely held by bond buyers. The deal aims to fund Treynor to Des Moines construction and northward extension toward Manning, tying to Milwaukee Great Western Northwestern lines.

Council Bluffs Treynor Shaw Syndicate Shaw London Bonda Des Moines Kimballton Manning Milwaukee Great Western Northwestern Minneapolis & St. Louis Storm Lake Kansan City

Royal Neighbors Serve Dinner Early Saturday

The Royal Neighbors will begin serving dinner at 11 o clock Saturday to accommodate many who requested an early dinner, with supper following at an unspecified time.

Advertising to Potters Warns Manufacturers in D C

Miss Blanche Martin Mason urged U S Potters Association to use newspaper advertising as a modern method of distributing light to Americans. She warned that neglecting the advertising columns risks financial disaster and noted advertising returns many times over.

Washington,d. C Blanche Martin Mason Chicago Daily Press United States Potters’ Association Chicago Coliseum

Farmer Fred Saemisch Injured Beside Griswold

Fred Saemisch a Nobles township farmer east of Griswold was badly hurt yesterday when his right hand was caught in a corn shredder. His thumb and three fingers were torn off. Medical help arrived at his home and he may be moved to Atlantic hospital for further care.

Fred Saemisch Griswold Nobles Township Atlantic Hospital

Adams in City Talks of A N S Transfer Incoming January First

Col Geo W Adams president of the Iowa and Omaha Short Line and high bidder for the Atlantic Northern and Southern was in the city. He said no new developments in the A N S matter and predicted the final transfer would occur after January 1. Adams noted smooth progress, potential early operation with title and funds. He dismissed sensational reports as misinformed and commented that bonds of the Short Line would be redeemed at 90 cents with remaining value in stock, a move he said returns all invested money. He met with J A McWard regarding a possible director role in the holding company forming around the deal. He declined to reveal the behind the scenes backers.

Council Bluffs Treynor Iowa & Omaha Short Inc Atlantic Northern & Southern London Leslie“M. Shaw Philadelphia Colonel Adams Col Geo. W. Adams Iowa & Omaha Chicago Adams Col. Adams J. A. McWard F. M. Hubbell

Short Stories of the Town Tersely Told of Doings of One Day

Short items from a busy town note farm naming and filings in Union township, visits by Henry Hodges and his mother, winter plans for California travelers, a move for the Independent Cash Grocery, oil wagon purchase by Ben Phelps, and Lyric Club arrival after a packed show in Audubon. Includes ads and local commerce mentions.

Sales Henry Hodges Henry ¥. Hodges Morningside Iowa Ben Phelps J. P. Hill Ren

Jury Awards A M Kirk 180 and costs in railroad suit

Court adjourned after the verdict in the A M Kirk vs. C R I & P case where damages of 250 were sought for delays in shipping live stock. The jury returned a verdict for 180 plus costs after a hard fought trial. Judge Wheeler adjourned court till Wednesday. final hearings on other matters expected later. Community notices follow.

A.M. Kirk U. S Chicago H. M. Boorman Wheeler Council Bluffs Arthur

Social events and gatherings announced in reader notices

Invitations from Mrs James Grant Whitney and Miss Whitney invite about two hundred guests to Resthaven for a Friday reception at three times. Mrs Charles R Hunt hosts a thimble party with Mrs Junius Ch ds and others on Thursday December 14. Card party planned at Hunt home on Saturday afternoon December 16. M W A welcomes new members at their hall with a banquet and an upcoming oyster supper. Atlantic Coffee Co promotes a peanut giveaway with Christmas gifts. Royal Neighbor chicken pie dinner and bazaar set for Woodman hall Saturday December 9.

James Grant Whitney Miss Whitney Resthaven Charles R. Hunt Hunt Junius Ch Luther GC. Temple Woodman Hall

Los Angeles Votes Humble Socialism in City Election

Los Angeles voters backed Mayor George Alexander and a “good government” ticket by a wide margin, defeating Harriman’s socialist slate. Turnout reached about 140,880 ballots with strong female participation on the west side, while the McNamara case loomed in background and Prohibition appeared unsettled.

Los Angeles Cal Job Harriman Alexander Irvine George Alexander Harriman Balok Prohibition John Harriman McNamara Alexander S. C. Graham Alexander Invine New York Joseph A. Scott McNamaras Peace Insurance Army Sebastian Reffittititits Sfélalifd Shaw Shd Hammel

Grand Champion Steer Sold at Chicago Show for 90 Cents

The grand champion steer at the Chicago stock show, bred by Iowa State College at Ames, was sold today by Clay, Robinson & Co to The Fair for 90 cents per pound. Kodak items ranged from 1.00 to 66.00 dollars. Alex chicken pie supper at the Congregational church on Friday, December 8th, 25 cents per plate.

Congregational Church Prince Chicago Iowa State College Ames Clay, Robinson & Co the Fair

Weather Forecast for Town and Nearby Areas

Increasing cloudiness with likely local rain tonight or Friday. Warm in western and central portions tonight. Crowley E Cole & Co advertises stock and invites shoppers to view goods for gifts.

Crowley E. Cole & CO

Needles Says No To Poultry Show In New Building

Chas Needles refuses to allow the poultry show to be held in his new building because his ten ants plan to move in January 1, making the site unoccupiable. Promoters fear the show may be disrupted as no alternative venue is available. The notice also promotes local sales and Christmas items from Glefen's and Crowlugh, with various furniture and jewelry offerings. Local ads urge enrollment in a three month business course at Botna Valley College.

Chas. Needles

Osteopathy facts from Ds Charles TD Finley Talk

A discussion notes that rheumatism does not always signal bad blood. Many pains labeled rheumatic arise from nerve pressure due to muscular contractions or slight dislocations. Muscular rheumatism, often called neuralgia of affected muscles, ends when osteopathic treatment relieves pressure and restores proper bone alignment.

Charles TD Finley

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Omaha Franks Franks Drug Company Ovansky Oransky Schiappacasse Marshall J. H. Marshall & Son Nelson, Shrock & Grulke Block & Son Chas Eggers Bros. Seggers' Bros McDougall Bauche Martin Mason National Association Cole's Society C, Bhmke Fred Alexander's Qifleen’s E. Cole & CO Gol. Adams Iowa & Omaha Short Line Sam Pollock Union Township Plainview County Recorder Calfornia Albert Grulke Nellie Scurlock Frank Grulke California Wil C. BH. Pierce Cash Grocery Walnut Street Lorenzen R. Lorenzen Lyric Club M. B Audubon Fred Alexander Audubon Steam Laundry Trilby Hotel WM. Cook Fred Alexander’s Atlantic Tha & Coffe CO Giffen's BE. Cole & CO Needles Justin J. A. Giffen Glefen’s Mayme Findley Foley & Collins Millinery Crowlhugh, Cole & Co.s Carter Botna Valley Business College 4Th and Walnut Sts Coll’s
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