Epworth League Convention Scheduled for Atlantic District
The Atlantic Epworth League gathers for its district convention Friday through Sunday, June 24 to 26. The program lists credentials, services, musical offerings, and a busy schedule with speakers from Simpson College, Rev. Peter Jacobs, Rev. J. R. Trindle, Dr. A. E. Griffith, and others.
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Atlantic
Atlantic District
I. D. Larson
Harold Swan
Simpson College Entertainment
Simpson
Conservatory
Wickersham
Atlantic Epworth League
Chas, Hohanshel
A. de Mathews
Grace
Lu. Massadon
A. J. Mathews
Peter Jacobs
W. Fifer
J. R. Trindle
Rexall Remedies Endorsed by Moore Drug Co
The Moore Drug Co. promotes Rexall Remedies as pure, dependable medicines with a personal guarantee of satisfaction. They stock 300 distinct remedies and declare no cure-all, highlighting Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for stomach issues and offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Moore Drug Co
Rexall
Moore Drug Company
Moore
Traveling men thank Atlantic locals for hospitality
Traveling men of the U C T express gratitude for the warm treatment received during their meeting. Grand council resolutions passed last Saturday praised citizens, business people, city officials, and all others who aided in making the gathering a success. The exact text was not available, but the substance shows strong appreciation for Atlantic and its people.
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Grand Council
Atlantic
Maple Dale School Picnic Closes Successful Term
Grace Stevenson leads Maple Dale No. 9 pupils in a Friday June event. About twenty six friends and parents attended a fine program. A bountiful dinner followed, prepared by farmers wives and daughters. Recitations and songs were enjoyed and Beulah Carver presented the teacher with a small gift on departure.
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Maple Dale
Pymosa No. 9
Juneard
Grace Stevenson
Beulah Carver
Behdlf
Real Estate Transfers from June 1910
On June 4 1910 W M Shields and wife conveyed tract code 6 1 10 east 2 north 10 and south east 4 sed 3 and ps2 sw4 2 fall in 77 34 totaling 23000 to A R Abel record shows R G Fay and wife to M P Conway and P R Smith wd 4 4 10 Its 4 5 6 b McD's add Atlantic for 2500 transaction recorded in transfer abstracts with property descriptions and purchase prices.
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W. M. Shields
A. R. Abel
R. G. Fay
M. P. Conway
P. R. Smith
Atlantic
Directors Meet at Atlantic Northern and Southern Boardroom
The board of directors of the Atlantic Northern and Southern held a meeting today in the money office to discuss ongoing affairs and future plans. Key figures at the session included executives and committee heads, with routine updates on operations and governance.
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Board ‘of Directors
The
Atlantic
Northern
Southern
Mney
Thes Ali
New Ministers Arrive as Presbyterian Church Welcomes Staff
The Presbyterian church announces new ministers arriving this week. Rev Rainey arrived Saturday to take up duties and filled his pupil yesterday. Rev Porter joins with his family. Rainey’s family will arrive in about ten days.
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Rainey
Reception for WA T LADIES by United Commercial Travelers
Wives of the United Commercial Travelers who attended a three day session June 2 to 4 were entertained at the home of counselor and Mrs. H. M. Finkbine. About 125 ladies enjoyed a two course lunch on a porch and in the living room with white gold and royal blue decor and introductory cards matching the event.
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United ‘Commercial
H. M.finkbine
Mesdames C
A.rasmussen
Horace Nelson
F. It
Townsend
H. B. Draper
Fy. W. Porterfield
Worthing
Hetzel/ Jéct
Wilds
Gillett
Beonies
Mesdames Herbert
McCabe
Mesdames Blake
Quint
A. A. Gillette
H. K. Williams
Campbell
Uy. C. 1
Wish to Thank Them General Committee Atlantic Meeting
The General Committee in charge of the recent Grand Council meeting thanks every citizen of Atlantic, especially the business and professional men who gave loyal financial aid and the ladies who opened their homes to guests. Storm on Thursday night and Friday reduced attendance, with less than a quarter of rooms used, yet the offer was appreciated. visitors left with high praise for the city and its five thousand inhabitants.
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General Committee
Grand’ Council
Atlantic
Sumer fe put the A. N. & Bi will bet here
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bet and a journey on a road. It references names or initials A. N. & Bi and a person named Tom, with unclear context and location. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Sumer Fe
Tom
Personal News From Anita and Nearby Towns
J C Wilkin was in Elk Horn on monument business. Clarence Hedges and Liston Colling went east on real estate business. George Scarr of Cumberland visited yesterday. I P Halleck of Brayton in the city today. George Preston and wife of Avoca were visitors over Sunday. WII Spence and G A Pegan traveled from Anita for the ball game. F J Macomber Jr of Lewis attended to business and greeted friends. E H Scripps of J W Butler Paper Company called on trade. Ep worth League met at 8 p m in church basement. all members urged to attend. George Wichmann left for Des Moines to join Western Electric for the summer. Mrs W H Wiseman and children went to western Kansas for a visit. Anita Tribune issued a special edition on the campaign closing. Quint-Crawford guitarists played in Stuart for the Union tent meeting. D S Eldridge added his name to the note for Chase street electroliers. W C Terbush and F C Schain also signed. G B Pennell, R H Shiflett, CA Meredith and S A Goodspeed held a progressive Republican meeting in Noble township. Bert Lynch, in lumber work at Council Bluffs, visited home folks. Ralph McWard and Reginald Giffen hosted Phi Alpha fraternity gathering at south Locust. Mrs George Smith left for Imuranola for Simpson College exercises. daughter Hatchel graduates, Mr Smith to follow. City council meeting moved to Wednesday due to primary day. Dr J M Fulton and wife of Dubuque visited parents in Anita. doctor returning from Iowa City. Paul Otto's pneumonia improving. expected to be out of bed soon.
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F. J. Macomber Jr
Lewis
E. H. Scripps
J. W.,butler Paper Company
Epworth
George Wichmann
Des ‘Moines
Western Electric Company
W. H. ‘Wiseman
Western Kansas
Union
C. C. Smith
D. S .Eldridge
Lst
Electroliers
Chase Aut Street
F. C. Schain
Electrolier
G. B. Pennell
R. H. Shiflett
C.A. Meredith
8. A. Goodspeed
Noble Township
Bert Lynch
Council Bluffs
Bert
Ralph McWard
Reginald Giffen
Offh PL Phi Alpha
Paul Otto
Tomorrow Iowa primary day shapes a fierce election
Tomorrow marks the Iowa primary with strong statewide interest and tight races. Voters will decide contests between Garrol and Garst, Hull and Smith, while Standpatters face defeats in predictions. City polling opens seven in the morning and runs to seven in the evening. rural polls from nine to eight. In Carroll, Garrol and Garst battle, Hull and Smith expected to win their districts.
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Iowa
Garrol
Garst
Hull
Smith
Seve
Atlantic Hotel
Wilkin
Chestnut Street
Court House
Elm ‘Streets
Merchants'Greys Lose Large, Poor Showing At Park
Yesterday the Merchants'Greys were defeated 15 to 4 by Council Bluffy at the ball park. Local pitcher Lowell Anita struggled, failing to reach his usual form, and the game featured uncharacteristic foolishness by the visitors.
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Merchants’Greys
Council Bluffy
Ball Park
Lowell
Anita
Um- 1
Harry Franklin
Joob
Joyces and Smiths Leave for Oregon This Afternoon
Two well known young city couples Bert Joyce with wife and Ray Smith with wife depart this afternoon by Griswold route and will travel to Oregon. The Joyces head for Roseburg to pursue a homestead claim while the Smiths proceed to Eugene.
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Joyces
Roseburg
Smiths
Eugene
Ray ‘Smith
Bert Joyce
Griswold
Burlington
Oregon
Weather forecast for Iowa shows fair skies tonight and Tuesday
Iowa forecast calls for generally fair weather with little temperature change tonight and Tuesday. No precipitation expected and conditions remain mild across the state.
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Iowa
School closing day at Pymosa Center No 6 picnic
Parents attended the closing day at Pymosa Center No 6 after an excellent performance by the pupils. A picnic followed the entertainment, with Miss Esther Butler noted for district leadership.
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Picvie
Pymosa Center No. 6
Esther Butler
Marhaletown Tragedy Details 19 Year Old Charged
A nineteen year old named Raymond Hardy was arrested in Marshaletown, Pennsylvania, after his parents James and Eliza Hardy were found murdered at their farm home forty miles south of town. Neighbors say Hardy, who planned to marry a neighbor’s daughter, spent the evening with her before returning to the house where the killings occurred.
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United Press
Marshaletown
James’ Hardy
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Here
Raymond Hardy
Carroll Money Grows in Des Moines signals political bets
Des Moines dispatch reports bets of around one thousand dollars on state political noms. Guy Feely of Waterloo is favored for attorney general, David is seen as a certainty for railroad commissioner, James Wilson expected to win, and Adam Pickett leads the contest for superintendent of public instruction. The piece notes Governor B. eerrot’s reported support and references local commerce such as Fred Alexander's varnish.
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Des Moinds
Eerrot
Son
Carroll
Guy Feely
Waterloo
Cot
David
James-Wilsd
Adam Pickett
Dalzell Heads In Pittsburg Nomination Battle
United Press reports in Pittsburg that Dalzell, the house leader, won the nomination over Black by 400 votes among progressive Republican contenders. All Pennsylvania delegates were returned except Graham, defeated by Porter, amid bargaining and daily politics lasting June 6.
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United Pressi
Pittsburg
Dalzell
House
Black
Pennsylvania
Graham
Porter
Railroad Presidents Ask Taft to Withdraw Freight Rate Suit
President Ripley of the Santa Fe led a delegation of railroad presidents in Washington asking President Taft to withdraw the suit against the freight rate increase. Fred Alexanders reported.
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Ripley
Santa ’Fe
TorCall
United Press
Washington, D.C
Santa Fe
Taft
Gilliland to Close Mills County Campaign in Anita
Senator Shirley Gilliland of Glenwood Mills County will close the campaign this evening in Anita Iowa at the opera house promising a hot speech with new points. A large attendance is expected at the rousing meeting as the race enters its final stretch.
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Mills County
Anita
Public notice withdraws from Franks Drug Company interest
A public notice states the undersigned has withdrawn from any interest in the Franks Drug Company and that all pills wing company will be.
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Franks, Drug Company
Pills Wing Company
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Fintel
A. B. Griffith
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J.C. Wilkin
Elk Horn
Clarence Hedges
Liston Colling
George Scarr
Cumberland
I. Pp. Halleck
Brayton
George Preston
Avoca
Wii Spence
G. A. Pegan
Uqual
W.B. Emerson
Rand- ‘Sentinel
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