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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

5

Play House License Lowered By City Council

The city council last evening passed an ordinance to reduce annual play house licenses from $100 to $75. The session was quiet with little action, while committee reports and salary discussions dominated. Fire department plans included a new wagon crew with Hilman Wright as driver and Ind. Jones as assistant, and local work on housing the apparatus. The light plant chimney was offered for cleaning at $40, with investigation assigned. Treasurer James Whitney reported funds across General, Water, Improvement, and Library funds totaling $16,399.77 and noted outstanding sewer warrants of $1,412.40 with partial payments not accepted.

P. E. Nichola David Snyder Dale Morrow John ‘Rapp Hilman Wright Ind. Jones Santion Manif Atention Electric Light Committee James Whitney

Rain Delays Bear Grove Lecture by Frank Pellett

Heavy rainfall last evening forced the cancellation of Frank Pelletts planned lecture on the Plan of Eden in Bear Grove township. He traveled to the city but, upon seeing the rain, phoned to cancel and the event was called off.

Bear Grove Township Frank Pellett Eden Anil

Atlantic Wins Splendid Game Despite Thirteen Innings

Atlantic high school defeated Anita 8 to 7 after thirteen innings in a feature baseball clash at Anita grounds. Max Williams pitched for Atlantic with George Porter catching for the first time, while Kohl pitched for Anita with Budd catching. Howard Marshall played third base for Atlantic as the season closed with a spirited, well played contest and a strong attendance.

Atlantic High School Anita Atlantic Max Williams George Porter Kohl Budd Howard Marshall

Real Estate Transfers June 1 1903

Real Estate transfers dated June 1 1903 involve Chas W Major and wife to Harry C Faulkner. Nathaniel Movey and wife to Charles Morgan. Charles Morgan and wife to Nathaniel Movey. Worthington and to T B Carey. George F Wheeler and wife to I K Forsyth. Jorgen Grove and wife to Marne and Elk Horn Telephone Co. Transfers record lots and additions with parcel identifiers and prices.

Chas W. Major Harry C Faulkner Nathaniel Charles Morgan Wi Amita Charles Morgan MeVey Haskin Anita Beet Lang Bioioy John Marne and Elk Horn Telephone Co Marne

John Moreland Visits Atlantic For Memorial Day

John Moreland formerly of Atlantic now in Omaha has stayed to attend a local Odd Fellows convention. He praises his new location while his sons Charles works as a carpenter and John drives a wagon for Metz Bros. brewery. He plans to take a nightwatchman job soon.

Jolm Moreland John Moreland Atlantic Omaha Mr. Moreland Charles John Metz Bros

They Bought Land by Local Real Estate Men

M P Conway and Herman Krueger, both well known in the area as real estate men, returned from Clark County South Dakota where they looked at land and purchased a large tract described as exceptionally good.

M.P. Conway Herman Krueger Lewis Clark County South Dakota

Forty Years Ago Today Mayor S W Straight Came to Atlantic

Mayor S W Straight marks forty years in Atlantic on June 2 1889 when the town had 509 people and Rock Island stage service. He recalls Walnut street as business hub and Chestnut as grain ground, lists early merchants and the county seat at Lewis, and notes vast changes since those days with a quip about tempus fugit.

S. W. W. Straight Straight Atlantic Lewis Whitneyville Rock Island Elgatt Audubon Mr. Straight Saya Walnut Street Chestnut Street B. ‘Osborne F. Martin Archer R. D R. S. McGeehon Phelps & Temple McWaid & Needles Mr. Straight Osborne McWalid R.S. McGeehan Straights Phat

First Steam Laundry Pioneer in Bombay Visits City

Frank A Rodgers who established Bombay's first steam laundry and lived in India for twenty two months is visiting at the Model Steam Laundry. He plans to travel to Louisville Kentucky soon. He praises American progress influencing India while noting local customs and hardships including widow burning and famine era corn disposal. He describes India as good for money making but poor for a home and mentions his lectures on India.

Frank A.rodgers Bombay India Frank Goodell Mr. Rodgers iPhoenix Ariz Arizona Loulaville Dugar America Rodgers Lady Curzon Daisy Leiter Curzon Aliva Iulia

Glad Hand to Odd Fellows in Atlantic District Session

Odd Fellows day in Atlantic district marks welcoming city as delegates arrive from nearby towns. Opening session at I C O F hall featured music by Atlantic Concert orchestra and speeches by Mayor Straight and President Ed Willard emphasizing friendship, truth, and duty within the order.

Odd‘Fellows Atlantic The Order George Presbyterian Church Atlantic Concert Orchestra G. F. Saeger Ike Block Abe Oransky Cal Leach F. W. Herbert Minnie Lynch Mayor Straight Ed Willard Brothers of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Sisters of Rebekah

McDougall Cabinet Sale At Giffen Furniture

The sale of McDougall kitchen cabinets continues at Giffen Furniture. Inquiries welcome about the club plan allowing residents to obtain the cabinets through a shared purchase arrangement.

McDougall Giffen Furniture

Palmer Seeks to Clear Lawn with Knoxweed Killer

D. T. Palmer advertises Knoxweed as a weed killer that destroys dandelions thistles and other noxious weeds while sparing grass. He promises a money refund if the product fails to perform as claimed.

Illness of Rev. C. P. Bell Worsens Amid Typhoid Battle

Friends report Rev. C. P. Bell, son-in-law of H. M Boorman, in a very critical typhoid fever condition. Last night brought fear of possible death, with no current update on his status. He had been improving before a sudden downturn, and many supporters hope for a change for the better.

C. P Bell C. P. Bell H. M Boorman

Auction of Bridge Lumber Near Ratzlaff Farm

To Sell Bridge Lumber will sell to the highest bidder for cash on Thursday June 3 at one o'clock near the John Ratzlaff farm in Washington township. The lumber comes from an old bridge. Those interested be on hand promptly. 3031 CHAS. 8. FULTON Supervisor.

John Ratzlaff Washington Township Fulton

Abe Block Joins Odd Fellows District Convention

Abe Block arrived from Omaha to attend the Odd Fellows district convention held today, ensuring his presence among attendees and district leaders.

Abe Block Omaha Odd Fellows District

Unsettled Iowa Weather With Showers Possible

Forecast for Iowa indicates unsettled conditions with showers tonight or Thursday and little temperature change. The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet at Mrs. R. J. Bavery's home Saturday at 2 30 PM.

Iowa The Women’s Missionary. Society of the Congregational Church R. J.bavery

Whitney acquires new Reo touring car from Atlantic Auto Co

Thos H Whitney purchases a Reo touring car from the Atlantic Automobile Company. The sale highlights ongoing auto interests in the area, reflecting growing consumer demand for touring models and local dealership activity.

Thos. H. Whitney Atlantic Automobile Company

Paving Delayed Until Next Spring Says City Council

The city notes paving work is not likely this year as preliminary steps take months. After a district plan to uniform curb lines and lay water pipes and sewer connections is approved, actual construction will wait until next spring.

Odd Fellows District Convention Address and Sessions

S W Rowley of Lewis gave the welcome and spoke on brotherly love and unselfishness. Mayor B Gunn of Red Oak delivered a strong address urging higher duty and the keeper of his brother. The afternoon session welcomed Grand Master White of Woodbine and featured music by the Atlantic Cape Orchestra. Lewis was chosen to host next year with B C Harris president and S W Rowler secretary-treasurer, as the day concluded with degree work continuation.

S. W. Rowley Lewis Odd Fellowship B. Gunn Red Oak Gunn Odd Fellows Order Thenes Mr. Gumz Montgomery of Stuart Fruint Crawford Peter E. M. Witlarag B. C. Harris S. W. Rowler conven _ tion Willeday Atlantic Capecert Abel Block White Woodbine

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Play Housea Whitney Frank A. Rodgers F. E. Goodell Odd Nits Atlantic Hardware News N. W. Deering & Son
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