Finish Canvass of the Vote Primary Results Refined
The Board of Supervisors completed the official canvass of the recent primary, confirming minor changes with no impact on outcomes. Detailed Republican and Democrat tallies cover senators, governors, secretaries, auditors, treasurers, attorneys general, educators, clerks, sheriffs, recorders, surveyors, coroners, and local officials across districts including Atlantic and Ninth District, noting 6 prohibition and 12 socialist votes.
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Board of Supervisors
Mormon Elders Visit City For Missionary Work
Two elders of the Mormon Church conducted street meetings and called on business people and residents during their stay, then departed today after several days of activity in the city.
Notice to delay hauling to city dump ground
All parties having refuse to haul to the city dump ground are requested to wait until it dries up before hauling the same. 58S. W. W. STRAIGHT, dit Mayor.
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W. W. Straight
Many Local Visitors and Events in Lewis Area
A bustling update from Lewis lists visits and business across Atlantic Griswold Anita Des Moines and more. Names include A. B. Jaudet W. W. Wolf Mrs Peter Hopley Professor Rowley Rev Keagy Layle Jones Charles Coe Hazel Lumm Priscilla Davis Violet Chapter O H S No 213 and many families. The piece notes illnesses improvements church programs high school picnic and charitable events with details on residents traveling for work health and social activities.
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Layle Jones
Des Moines
Charles Coe
Dave
Atlantic
Carl McDonald
Griswold
Har] Cason
Anita
Carl
Vada Hancock
James Moon
Lilla Vaughn
Mason City
Jennie Jones
Hazel Lumm
Knoxville
Priscilla Davis
Violet
O. H
R. C. Elliott
Dr. Brown
Carthage
S. Oak
N. F. Hunt
Grand Lodge
Cedar Rapids
John Morton
A. Morton
J. Ts. Goeury
Dickinson
N. Dak
Congregational Church
Harry Breckerbaumer
Ames
C. E. Wood
Talmage
B. B. Davis
Chicago
Fouteh
Lulu Kunze
Genevieve Campbell
Hopley
Adolph Woodward
W. J. Woodward
R. K. Okell
Atlantic High School
H. G. Cotton
Otis Hardenbergh
G. C. Bohling
M. Funk
L. A. Chew
Iowa City
J. Montague
W. H. Pierce
Indianola
Cora
L. K
S.C. Parsons
W. T. Ray
Grinnell
Lewis
W. J. Haris
John Bohling
Wiota
Brown Family Leaves for New Home Near Carthage
Dr F C Brown and family departed Sunday for a new home near Carthage S Oak The Brown family friends regret the move but wish healthful climate benefits Constance Rebekah lodge elected officers June 9 Miss Hattie Eibert N G Mrs Georgia Jones V G Miss Mabel Baker secretary Mrs Lizzie Myers treasurer Also an ice cream cake and coffee social served Firemen Return Home George Towne Sam Berry Dale Morrow Leslie Smith Harley Butler and J B Simonton led a July 3 4 tourney delegation arriving from the south They reported cordial receptions and towns pledging good delegations Red Oak will send 500 boys teams from other towns similarly The association cup returned from Corning will stay until the tournament when it will be contested by one team
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Carthage
S. Oak
Brown
Constance Rebekah Lodge
Hattie Eibert
N. G
Georgia Jones
V. G
Mabel Baker
Lizzie Myers
George Towne
Sam Berry
Dale Morrow
Leslie Smith
Harley Butler
J. B. Simonton
Fire Department
Red Oak
Corning
Canvassed Abstract of Assessment by County Board
The board of supervisors canvassed the county auditor's abstract of assessment during today’s session. Minor changes were made with no radical shifts. The board continues routine work this afternoon and has not acted on the redistricting petition for supervisor elections.
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Board of Supervisors
Aston and Company Move Houses at Brayton
James Aston and ten men traveled to Brayton this morning to undertake two large house moving jobs. The housemoving business has flourished since expanding into this line, and the quality of work serves as its best advertisement. Aston is described as a hustler who believes in doing tasks well, reflecting his energetic approach and growing success.
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James Aston
Brayton
Aston
Real Estate Transfers Through May and June 1908
Real estate transfers show J B Grazier to C M Gray for lot 9 block 10 Atl for 1 dollar. Ralph E Roberts to John W Reed for se 1 1/2 32 74 85 ex 14a subdivision 2 mortgages 11000. Mary Smith and husband to W C McCurdy for south 16 ft of c 166 ft of north 1 3 of lot 24 2d addition Mas sena for 35 dollars. C M Gray to R B Bannister for lot 9 block 16 Atlantic for 1 dollar. First National Bank coming to Ralph S Roberts for se 1 4 32 74 35.
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J. B. Grazier
C. M. Gray
Ralph
Massena
R. B. Bannister
Blk
Atlantic
First Nat. Bank
Ralph S. Roberts
Old Timers to Play for High School Fund
A late week charity game is set between the city’s old timers and the high school boys. The team season left the students in a hole financially, and the event aims to raise funds to help them recover.
Weather and Cake Sale Notices Combined
Partly cloudy with possible showers in the southwest tonight into Thursday and temperatures steady. A cake sale is planned for Saturday at Bailey's store hosted by the Congregational church society EB.
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Bailey's
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Getting Pump in Shape for Waterworks Repair
The new pump at the waterworks is being fitted and foundation work is underway after unloading. Repairs for the Katsz-Craig pump are here and that pump will be used until the new unit is ready for operation.
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Katsz-Craig
Townes Receives Message About Greenfield Transport Plan
George Towne was told by Greenfield that all available vehicles were chartered for the 8th and 4th to travel to Casey for a train ride to the city for the firemen tourney.
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George Towne
Greenfield
Casey
People Who Come and Go in a Local Movement
A column of short notes records residents and visitors inlined by townsfolk. Illness updates Mrs Johnson at 1006 Cedar and many travel tales show frequent movement between Des Moines Lincoln and Council Bluffs as locals attend farms, universities, or political events with neighbors, relatives, and friends.
Primary Adds Work for County Officials
The board of supervisors and the county auditor face extra tasks from the recent primary with little other action taken. The expenses of holding the primary are noted as substantial. Anita High School paper The Advocate announces its discontinuance after several months of publication.
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