Iowa's Population Loss vs Wealth Across the Union
A speaker contrasts Iowa losing population with rising farm values, notes farmers selling high priced lands to move west and north, and urges focus on business laws, factory recruitment, and preserving a strong home market for corn. He recalls Lincoln and McKinley, honors the current president, and urges tariff sanity and enforced statutes while seeking nationwide peace and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Union
Lowa
Wyoming
Minnesota
Dakotas
Great Northwest
Canada
Dick Oglesby
Illinois
Manila
Little Brown
Gessler
William Tell
Lincoln
Ilinois
Indiana
Far East
Risal
Washington
Lunetta
Jesson
Philipines
Wiliam McKinley
Ohio
McKinley
Capitol
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Diplomatic Corps
Shenandoah Valley
Hig
Philippines
Grant
South Carolina
Senate
John ©. Calhoun
North
South
Calhoun
Virginia
More business and less politics motto echoed locally
The piece recounts a flurry of social notices from Atlantic Wiota and Anita with numerous visits shopping and transit between towns. Individuals such as Mrs R R Bell Miss Winifred Cornell and Prof ER Cornell are mentioned visiting relatives attending contests and sharing news of shopping trips and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. J. Cornell
Anita
Samie
Adelbert Spry
Woods
Atlantic
Winifred Cornnell
Prof
Cornell
Iris Crouch
R. H Bell
Gillett
C. W. McDermott
Ralph
R. R. Bell
Margaret
Ruth
Nels Johnson
Will Johnson
May Brooks
D R. Love
Willard Keller
Wife Wen
Mailander
I. P
Jessie Smith
Dale Saunders
Thomas
Wiota
Robb
Tecumseh
Neb
H. A. Wissler
Glen Welton
Will George
Terry George
Schoal House
Sampson Bros.hava
Mac George
Father McAllister
St. Joseph's Church
James Robinson
W E Rieseberg to Move to Atlantic Then Nebraska Trip
Work ongoing at W. E. Rieseberg residence in Atlantic. EO. Butler and family plan to relocate to Atlantic at year’s start to reside through spring before heading to Nebraska. The M W A will host four public banquets at their hall Wednesday evening.
Walnut and Atlantic residents on varied weekly visits
Many locals from Walnut, Atlantic, and nearby areas were listed during the week. Several Misses and Mrs. Swinburne traveled for visits, business, or weddings. a cement bridge project began by the opera house. a birth occurred to Mr. and Mrs. Eckardee. cinema outings and social calls filled the week alongside shopping notices and local events at Cole’s and the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McCarthy
Walnut
Hildresd Swinburne
Atlantic
Mary Morrison
Pipgrass
Anna
Edna Gunderson
Margaret Nelson
Sam Simonsen
Kelly Stewart
Opera House
Martha
Kate Anderson
Henry Hughes
Schley
Turk
S. H. Trailer
Ray Eusden
Tabor
Rock Island Time Table Summary
Rock Island schedule lists No 1B Whey No 69 Local No 5 Wy er No 17 Local No 63 Local No 7 Rocky Mt Limited No 8 Rocky Mt Limited No 26 Local No 64 Local No 10 Local No 6 Flyer No 14 Blyer No 63 64 do not run Sunday. Mixed trains No 398 ex Sunday No 395 ex Sunday No 323 Sunday only No 339 ex Sunday No 391 ex Sunday No 321 Sunday only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlyer
Wyer
LTO Po
Rocky Mt. Limited
Blyer
Bilb Pom Voc
Hat Sale and Engraved Cards Ad in Atlantic Iowa
Notice announces discount prices on trimmed and untrimmed hats, fancy feathers, and flames with a sale running from November 22 to January 1911. Mentions MRB M. L. Langdon in Atlantic Iowa and promotes engraved cards and invitations availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Langdon
Atlantic
Iowa
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Robin Hood
Athar Amemeniugn
Crescent
Eclipse
America
Robin Hood Ammunition Company
Swanton, Vermont
Marne
Migs Lanagan
Goodwin Johnson
Oscar Sarsfield
California
Frank Dunham
Jas. Sankey
John Krambeck
Cole's
Tollet Seta Atling
B. Jones Drug Store
Patith
Eodtt
Kimballton Construction CO. Atlantic
Ly Atlantic
Smith Lake
Gatepoo
Hansen Heights
Elk Horn
Kimpallion Seeee
Dm Ar
Kimballton Senses
Kimballton
Gates Erte Waeses
Smith Lake Feet
Kimbalston
Harrisdale
Rock Island
Griswold
Audubon Branch
Dr. Stockdale
Stockdale
India
Raf
Preneas
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