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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

5

Ringling Bros Show Draws Record Atlantic Crowd

The Ringling Bros show drew an estimated 13,000 in Atlantic, setting a record for the city with 3,710 railroad arrivals and crowds from Rock Island, A. N and S, U. N, and west and east branches. Afternoon attendance filled 10,000 seats, with many on the grass, while the night crowd remained strong. The act lineup included Patty the head walker, a slack wire artist, trapeze stunts, and more, all praised for cleanliness and order. The show moved on to Des Moines after Atlantic.

Ringling Bros Atlantic Rock Island A. N and S North Branch U. N Minden Patty Ringzlings Old Atlantic Des Moines

Mrs Strickling Heads to Northwest with Husband

Mrs W R Strickling leaves today for the northwest joining her husband in Minnesota. He has a general manager post for the Home Herald company with headquarters in Minneapolis. They will travel through Minnesota and North Dakota in the summer to manage company business and plan to reside in Minneapolis this fall.

W. R. Strickling Northwest Fergy A Falls Minn Home Herald Company of Chicago Minneapolis Minnesota North Dakota

North Cass Community Notes Hauling Weather and Visits

Fine weather for haying corn plowing and harvesting. J R Heiken shipped a car of hogs from the station last Monday. Leola Stuart helps Mrs R O McFarland with household duties. Lon Lambertson and wife welcomed a baby boy last Tuesday. A sister of A Kluever of Audubon visiting at the A Kluever home. Mrs J R Heiken visited Kimballton last Thursday. Mrs Henry Lilienthal visited Lewis last Saturday with sister Mrs William Miller. Barney Meislahn of near Audubon visiting relatives. Mrs Chris Hinrichs back from Atlantic hospital. Carl Kluever of Atlantic visiting at grandparents A Kluever last week.

North Cass J. R. Heiken Leola Stuart R. O. McFarland Lon Lambertsen A. Kluever Near Audubon A. Kluevar J. R Mrs

Meeting Boosts Western Grain Dealers Association

L T Spangler returns from Des Moines where the State Grain Dealers' association held a highly successful session. Steps were taken to broaden the group into a national scope, with a name change to the Western Grain Dealers' association. Officers named include President J A Tiedeman Sioux City and Secretary George A Wells Des Moines, with a slate of vice presidents and directors from Cedar Rapids Davenport Minneapolis McGregor Des Moines and Newton.

L. T. Spangler Des Moines State Grain Dealers’ Association Western Grain Dealers’ Association J. A. Tiedeman Sioux City I. E. Jackson Cedar Rapids M. Rothschild Davenport BE. J. Skewis Minneapolis

Ringling Brothers Ship Tiger to Rock Island Barnum & Bailey Show

The Ringlings shipped a tiger by express last night to Rock Island Illinois to join the Barnum & Bailey show. The animal arrived in a reinforced cage and appeared calm during the shipment.

Ringling Bros Rock Island Ringlings

Kern's Vice Presidential Candidate Passes Through City

John W. Kern, the Democratic candidate for vice president, passed through the city Tuesday evening en route from the Denver convention to Indianapolis. He alighted from the train and sent a telegram to the mayor of Indianapolis.

Kern John W. Kern Indianapolis Denver Imayor

Villisca Boosters Plan Meeting On A N And B To Town

A group of local men including board members and other supporters traveled by automobile to Villisca this afternoon to attend a boosting meeting scheduled for this evening at the opera house.

Villisca Board of Directors A. N

Freak of Nature: Triple Calf Born on Farm Southwest of City

Frank Nebe reports a cow on his southwest of city farm gave birth to three calves, two surviving and thriving. Few similar cases reported previously according to Nebe.

Frank Nebe

Smooth Fan For City Clerk Office Showpiece

Ed Nichola displays a smooth electric fan in the city clerk’s office that moves back and forth in a semi circle as it revolves to cool the room. A notice advertises Chamberlain’s Salve at 25 cents in the Atlantic Drug Co. catalog. Mrs Hapke north of the track suffered a broken arm from a slip and fall several days ago.

Ed. Nichola Chamberlain Atlantic Drug Co

Until After Election Offer Des Moines Register and Leader Ad

Daily and Sunday subscriptions offered to new readers until after the election on Nov 6 1908 for one dollar with a 31 50 rate. The paper boasts exclusive Iowa news service AP reports Ding cartoons fearless editorials and early morning delivery to Iowa post offices and rural routes. Remittance to Des Moines or publisher with no extra charge.

Des Moines Register and Leader Iowa Associated Press Ding Register and Leader Register and Leader Co Des Moines

Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Endorsement

Mr A A Felton of Harrisville endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming long use and perfect results. The ad states the pills relieve without discomfort and are the best remedy for constipation biliousness and malaria. 25 cents at Will A Hamlet's drug store.

Dr. King A. A. Felton Harrisville

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Local Resident

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve calling it the best in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals sores burns or wounds. Available for 25 cents at Hamler’s drug store.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C Avery

Temperature Reading Records 93 Degrees Today

A waterworks thermometer registered 93 degrees today indicating hot weather conditions.

Frazier Sentenced for Assault and Battery in County Court

Ralph E. Frazier of East Sixth Street was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail after pleading guilty to assault and battery filed by his wife, formerly Miss Emigh. The case notes a history of domestic violence and an alleged poisoning attempt with carbolic acid, but no charge was filed on that count. The sentence followed default on a $100 fine.

Ralph E. Frazier East Sixth Street Court of Justice Pressnall Miss Emigh Frazier

Baseball scores yesterday across leagues

Chicago beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 while Washington defeated St Louis 3 to 2 Detroit edged Boston 5 to 1 Cleveland routed New York 146 to 1 In the National League Pittsburg lost to Boston 3 2 Cincinnati won over Brooklyn 7 to 6 New York topped Chicago 11 to 0 Philadelphia defeated St Louis 8 to 1

Chicago Philadelphia Washington St. Louis Detroit Boston Cleveland New York National League Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn

Man Killed on Show Grounds Rumor Debunked

A baseless tale circulated claiming a man died during show loading after being struck by a collapsing tent pole. The report lacked evidence and serves only to illustrate the spread of misinformation and the ignorance of its author.

New Pump Performing Well at Wattworks

The Wattworks new pump operates smoothly and maintains proper pressure since installation. Mr. Martin, who installed it, left for Fort Dodge, while Engineer Archer of Kansas City is en route to inspect the project.

Martin Fort Dodge Archer Kansas City

Hardman in Poor Health Acknowledged by L T Spangler

L T Spangler reports friend Mr Hardman of Hancock is gravely ill with heart trouble and dropsy and may not survive. Spangler plans to travel to Hancock to visit soon.

Mr. Hardman L. T. Spangler Hancock Mr. Spangler

Sincere thanks to neighbors for kindness during sickness and death

The Kohlacheen family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father. This note from Mrs Henry Kohlacheen and children extends appreciation for support and sympathy.

Henry Kohlacheen

Dance at Hibernian Hall Draws Fair Crowd

The dance at Hibernian hall last evening was well attended and enjoyed by all. The Northwestern orchestra provided delightful music for the hop.

Hibernian Hall Northwestern Orchestra

Sheriff Receives Training Dogs From Beatrice Veterinarian

Sheriff Duval has received from Dr. Fulton at Beatrice the two dogs he has been training for the sheriff and will keep them at his kennels near the city.

Duval Dr. Fulton Beatrice, Neb

Miss Colwell Performs At Vosehall This Evening

Miss Colwell will present a muai ecale at Vosehall this evening. A good program has been prepared and attendance is urged.

Miss Pear Colwell Vosehall

Hay for Sale At Farm Near Sixth Street

For a short time only F will sell at the farm one mile west on Sixth street choice well cured timothy hay for 36.00 per ton A A Mickel.

Sixth Street Choice

Local Showers Tonight Then Warmer Northeast

Weather forecast notes local showers tonight or Friday with a warmer northeast portion tonight and cooler temperatures expected Friday.

People Who Come and Go in the City Today

A long list of visitors and residents in town with travels to Audubon Griswold Adair Omaha and Wisconsin. Names include Florence Hopley Frances Minor W C Layland A N Gaylord Cora Kelloway Mapel Clark Hulda Heinke J A Gates Anna Byers Lena Olsen Mary McCourt and many others visiting circus events or staying with relatives. A near choking incident involving W W Eller is also noted.

A. N. Gaylord Colorado Cora Kelloway Adair Mapel Clark Griswold Florence Fudge Wek Stuart Hulda Heinke Wiota Mesdames Krause Pagel J. A. Gates Audubon Avoca Adolph Woodward Albert Johnson Willie Spirit Lake Frederick Maine Spelman Council Bluffs H. P. Stobart The Farmers’ Messenger Des Moines M. A. Sands Leone Lewis Sands Minnie Schilling Emma Wisch C. A. Hully Fay Jenkins Anita Lela Ferryman Clara Vredenburgh Pearl Colwell Anthony Peterson Harlan J. H. Vinson Chicago Charles Dallinger Omaha Ethel Shulte Eva Lane Massena John Pace Frances Bishop Tennant Hamler Lola Hamler June Childs L. C. Temple Colorado Springs J. A. Gingery Baby Decatur Ill Earlham Belle Jenkins Extra J. A. Beatty Beatty Valentine Casey F. N Jabes George Dennison la Porte Ind C. D. Dennison Canada Clarence MecCarville Winne Furniture Clarence Blanche Mable Casady Dexter Salt Lake City Utah Margaret Burr Tacoma F. H. Burr Claude Blakesley Hidora R. Harding Dorothy June Fort Dodge Spokane Wash W. BR. Campbell al. ‘Smith Neola Campbell Miss Byers Byers G. B. Holland Pullman Sam Deen Mr. Deen Daily News W. K. Carey John Gray B. €. Harris Rev. Kelly W. W. Eller

Take a Vacation Warns Travel Health Aid

A travel advisory urges taking Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on trips to woods fields mountains or seashore. The notice claims it is essential and unavailable on trains or ships and promotes Atlantic Drugs Company as seller.

Atlantic Drugs Company

Subscription Drives Firemen Hose Team Fund in River City

A town note shows the Firemen's Morse Hose Team Fund up by 40 dollars since the last report. Donors include John W. Scott, Dr. Macomber, and C. L. Herring. total receipts reach 800 dollars from individuals and firms such as Atlantic Canning, W. T. Joyce Company, J. A. Campbell & Sons, and others.

John W. Scott Dr. Macomber C. L. Herring Atlantic Canning, Company W. T. Joyce Company J. A. Campbell & Sons Oransky E. Crawford Sean Deering & Son Scee Sane Litterst A. J. Gillespie H. J. Sievers L. P. P. Dull BH. C Swab Con’ Enright Emily Parsons L. Herring A. P. Macomber John We

Boy’s Life Saved By Remedy After Dysentery Attack

A four year old nearly died from severe dysentery until two physicians gave up. Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy was fed with taster oil per directions and cured him, according to William H. Stroling of Carbon Hill Alabama. He claims the remedy saves many children yearly and recommends Atlantic Drug Co as seller.

Chamberlain William H. Stroling Carbon Hill Ala Atlantic Drug Co

Which Way Did It Turn in the Double Somersault

After the show a crowd disputed the car’s motion in a double somersault. Bets were placed on direction and some settled on the ground that the car turned backwards. Thousands witnessed the stunt and many claim to know the path it took.

Schoolhouse Moved Case to Be Heard by County Superintendent

Grant township residents appeal to County Superintendent Mrs Bertha Johnson after the board rejected a removal proposal for schoolhouse No 5. The case concerns moving the four miles north of Anita and will be heard Monday.

Grant Township Bertha Johnson Anita

State examinations results for teachers announced

Mrs Johnson county superintendent reports marks from state superintendent on exams held during normal. A good percent of teachers passed in all branches. Certificates expected late this week or early next.

Johnson

Silver on Hand at Atlantic National Bank After Circus Visit

The Atlantic National Bank reports cash from Ringlings show day totaling five thousand five hundred eighty dollars and about one thousand more from local people, bringing the day’s receipts to nearly seven thousand dollars.

Atlantic National Bank Ringlings

Hupp subscribes $5 to firemen horse hose fund

T. A Hupp subscribed five dollars today to the horse hose team fund of the firemen though too late to list with other subscriptions. He says it is a good cause and he is heartily in accord with it.

T. A Hupp Hupp

Dr Kings New Discovery touted by Auburn Center woman

Mrs B R Pierson of Auburn Center Pa praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a lasting remedy for lung trouble and persistent coughs. She says other treatments only offered temporary relief and forecasts restored health with continued use. The remedy, sold at Will A Hamler's drug store, costs 60 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle free.

Dr. King B. R. Pierson Auburn Center Will A. Hamler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hood Man Atlantic Evening Florence Hopley Elliott Frances Minor W. C. Layland W. P. Turner Fern Cockrell City Cecil Wasson Dean Newcomb Mesdames Beine Jasper C. C. Eggers Ruth Clare Swart Jessie Gifford West Liberty Kittie McMenamin Oakland C. Strittmatter G. W. B. Fletcher Lewis Standard Stauffacher James Edna Worthing Worth Locust Street Ed. Carroll Mary Mary McCourt Mae Harris W. A. Hamler Carrie Ballard Emma Hansen Louise Hostetler Atchison, Kans T. J. Warren Miss Havens
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