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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1910

Page

7

Frances Thornell Weds Homer Stephens in Sidney

In Sidney Iowa on December 31, Miss Frances Thornell wed Attorney Homer B Stephens of Fort Collins Colorado at the bride’s parents home Judge A B Thornell and Mrs Thornell presiding Rev E Dickinson officiated before about sixty guests. The bride, youngest Thornell daughter, was a high school graduate and a member of Tabor college class 4067, later studying music at Oberlin then teaching music in Virginia and Franklin Nebraska.

Sidney, Ia Frances ‘Thornell Homer Stephens Fort Collins Colo A. B. Thornell E. Dickinson Presbyterian Church Sdbort Thornell Tabor College Oberlin College Virginia Franklin, Nebype

Bank safe blown open in Dow City robbery

Denison Ia Dec 31 The safe of the Dow City bank was blown open last night and between 3000 and 4000 dollars in currency taken. The safe was wrecked and no clue to the robbers. Neighbors near Dunlap reported hearing a fast moving automobile heading west about 4 am. The Dow City bank is owned by the First National Bank of Denison.

Denison Dow City Bank Dunlap First National Bank of

Oxford Café Sets New Year's Menu in New Year Dinner

Oxford Cafe offers a New Year’s Day dinner featuring oyster soup, turkey with dressing, cranberry jelly, potatoes, cauliflower, plum pudding, Waldorf salad, rolls, cake, sherbet, coffee, tea and milk per plate. Also promotes Chamberlain’s liniment for sprains and rheumatism, sold by all dealers.

Tabor College ends campaign with $40,000 endowment goal

Tabor college in Tabor Iowa completed its drive to raise 40,000 for the endowment fund. In the final twenty four hours volunteers contributed 3,000 with strong support from locals. A decisive gift of 1,000 from H. R. Laird of the First National Bank helped reach the target.

Tabor Tabor College H. R. Laird First National Bank

Girl in the Kimona at Atlantic Theatre Next Tuesday

During Chicago Knights Templar Conclave over 10000 Masons saw the Girl in the Kimona. A new song I Love to Love 4 Mason was introduced and kept as feature numbers with electric effects. The Ziegfeld Beauty Chorus aids the show which recently had a long Ziegfeld Theatre engagement in Chicago.

Chicago Atlantic Theatre Ziegfeld Beauty Chorus Ziegfeld Theatre

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised By Virginia Man

Mr B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia testifies that curing a cold quickly reduces pneumonia risk and other dangers. He says Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is the best on the market and has recommended it to friends who agree. For sale by all dealers.

L. Hall Waverly Chamberlain

Red Oak pair injured in runaway team wreck

Two Red Oak men John Zimmerman and Otto Swenson were driving a team that spooked at a Burlington train. The team ran away, throwing both men with serious injuries but not fatal, Zimmerman with a broken leg and Swenson cut and bruised.

Red Oak John Zimmerman Otto Swenson Burlington Zimmerman

Hold-up at Audubon station targets yard hand

Audubon on Friday night two men entered the Northwestern station toolhouse and robbed a young Dago section hand, binding and gagging him. He could only indicate one robber was tall and the other short, leaving authorities to scrutinize tall and short suspects.

Audubon Northwestern Station

Miller makes 28th trip to California for winter visit

D B Miller left Monday for Los Angeles to stay the winter with his son Dr Frank W Miller. This marks the 28th annual journey to California and the 56th overall round trip he has covered, as reported by the Red Oak Sun.

California D. B. Miller Los Angeles Calif Frank W. Miller Mr. Miller Red Oak Sun

A Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal for Home Treatment

A notice from Mrs. M Summers of Wor Notre awe Tud offers a home remedy for thermatism including muscular and joint pains sciatica backache and urinary issues. She claims the remedy purifies the blood banishes uric acid and restores vitality and invites sufferers to write for proof and home guidance.

Oil Field Hinted in Botna Valley Trenton Rock Near Surface

Local investigators, after correspondence with the United States and state authorities and examination of Geological Survey maps, believe the Botna valley is an oil field with Trenton rock expected within 1,000 feet of the surface.

Hancock, In United States Government Geological Survey Botna Trenton Rock

Keyser Returns to Bridgewater Pastorate in Indiana

Rev W H Keyser, who led the Christian church in Anita this past year, has accepted a return call from the Bridgewater, Indiana church and moved his family there this week to resume duties. The board boosted his salary to entice the move, ensuring cash on hand for living expenses. The Anita pastorate is praised for his work, with best wishes from the community. The Audubon County Journal notes the county’s largest ad in the Anita Tribune, two full pages, set with heavy type and extensive effort.

Bridgewater W. H. Keyser Christian Church Anita Elder Keyser Keyser Anita Tribune Audubon Co Journal

Prohibitionists Seek Sixty Thousand for State Fund Drive

Des Moines January 31 Prohibition state central committee outlines plans to raise sixty thousand dollars to secure prohibition and support the Iowa mule law. They also aim to buy an automobile for open air meetings across the state. Delegates reiterate that they will not unite with the Anti-Saloon league Constitutional Amendment association or any other non partisan temperance group. Personal items note Mrs Will Gardner's homecoming from Peoria Illinois George W Towne of Minneapolis visiting Des Moines A Miller child undergoes a minor operation and an infant son of Ike Zook Hastings Neb remains ill with anxious relatives following birth at William Wilkens home.

Des Moines Plango Prohibition State Central Committee Anti-Saloon League Constitutional Amendment Association Will Gardner Peoria Wicitam Wilken Zook

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Iowa Oranskhy and Son Atlantic Frances Thornell Sidney Bride of Homer Stephens, Townn Colorado Oxford Cafe Chamberlain's H. K. Willams Alexander's Store Ohn Zimmerman Notre Dame Lady's Botna Valley Prohibition Hirth Tueewe Stier Grocery Company
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