Atlantic Plans a Saner Fourth of July Celebration
Booster Club members met at the Firemen’s Hall to outline a town wide Fourth of July program in cooperation with the Chautauqua association. A five member committee will raise funds for fireworks and events. The morning program will feature speeches and music by Bells Fingers, with Judge Hazelle Sot and Macotte the trained horse in the afternoon.
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Chautauqua Association
Citizens of
Atlantic
Booster Club
Firemen’s Hall
H. M. Boorman
Boorman
Chautauqua Assembly
H. Simmons
Max" Emmert
Rattenberg
Simmons
Hautauqua
Bells Fingers
Hazelle
Re“big
Maccotte
Braun
F. BF. Braun
German ‘Evangelical Church
Rev
Rest
Ackley
Gladbrook
Newton
Max Hmmert
For Sale Stock and Fixtures in Maine Hotel and Restaurant
For sale stock and fixtures of a hotel and restaurant in Maine plus two lord in a garden. Bargain if taken before June 30. Contact Mrs. Rig Beet. Box Wey 6d10 Dewie Hamajer Rentiet Oranshy's store. Office phone 417.
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Maine
Rig Beet
Dewie ‘Hamajer
Rentiet
Cays
Oranshy
Rexall Orderlies Promoted as Constipation Remedy
An advertisement claims Rexall Orderlies provide complete relief from constipation with a guarantee. It highlights gentle, safe action, no griping, and suitability for children and the elderly, noting two sizes and availability at Moore Drug Co with a discount on shoes during a Golden Opportunity Sale.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Rexail
Moore Drug Co
Christensen Bros. Lewis Again in Darkness
Lewis IA June 10 The town remains without power as Mr Daley who bought the light plant failed to reach an accord with the Booster club and has removed poles and wires. Merchants' Greys hoped to play Anita Sunday but Anita canceled and no game was arranged yet.
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Judd
Rattenberg
Ross
Aesocrates
Lewis
Mr. Daley
Booster Club
Greys
Anita
Obituary of Samuel M George of Wiota Illinois and Iowa ties
Samuel M George born June 8 1839 in Highland County Ohio died June 7 1910 at his home in Wiota Iowa. He served in Company C Illinois Infantry until war end and was wounded at New Hope Church. He married Margaret Harper in 1866 producing nine children. four died in infancy. Survivors include Daisy Huddleston Nevada IA R E B George St Anthony IA Lora Reed Albany OR and others. His wife died 1882 and he remarried Sarah M Clark in 1888 Onargo IL. four more children born. He moved from Illinois to Nebraska in 1883 and to Wiota in 1894 where he lived until death. Funeral at M E Church Wiota with burial in Wiota Cemetery.
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Samuel M. George Samuel
M. George
Highland County
Ohio
Wiota
Ill. Infantry
New Hope Church
Margaret Harper
Daisy Huddleston
Nevada
Iowa
R. EB. George
St. Anthony
Paul Ewing
Grace George
Farmington
Ill
Lora Reed
Albany
Ore
Sarah M. Clark
Onargo
Union
Mae
Terry
Ilinois
Nebraska
M. EH
Representative Nomination Expenses Cited in Campaign Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes show an expense entry from Aighampaigo relating to a representative nomination. The text mentions a spending amount of $59 and references floor varnish and a best product claim, but the exact context and entities are unclear from the fragment.
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Aighampaigo
Dyer Chosen Commander for G A R Encampment Discussed
Mason City’s H A Dyer unanimously elected commander of the Grand Army of the Republic during the thirty sixth annual encampment session in Des Moines. Officers and delegates named include J M Briggs Anita junior vice commander and Major General Grenville M Dodge among others, with Muscatine set to host the 1911 convention.
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DHS
Eigith
H. A. Dyer
Mason City
Evige
Des Moines
Anita
A. A. Chapman
James Connoran
Keokuk
Grenville M. Dodge
Council Bluffs
John Nerusty Gt .Stuart
Goverhor
Iowa
Dubuque
A. Snyder
Cedar Rapids
J. ¥. Camp
LaPorte
G. N. Hindman
Belmond
H. I. Bailey
New Hampton
W., Thompkite
Clear Lake
A. J. Cratsenberg
Decorah
Abert Little
Strawberry Point
G. W. Davis
Lisbon
R. P. Fitsgerald
Garwin
John Bowling
Stanwood
W. Robbing
Marshalltown
J. F. Ma
Neill
Oskaloosa
R. Cowan
Milo Ward
J.B. Andeson
Winterset
J. W. LaSalle
C. B. Har‘ety
Ames
J. W. Stratton
Creston
George W. Sheeks
Moravia
G.W. Young
Clarinda
Osceola
L. K. Cousins
James Gowdy
Stuart
R. M. Roberts
Red Oak
Tappa
Gar
Mrs Winne Burned in Fire at Temporary Home
Mrs J L Winne wife of a well known Des Moines furniture dealer was severely burned about 10 36 am when a draft from a window ignited her dress while she lit a gasoline stove in the temporary home on Him street. She ran from the house with neighbors aiding in putting out the flames. She suffered burns to her back shoulders neck and face and remains under opiates with a precarious condition. Her husband and daughter Josephine were with her earlier.
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J. L. ‘Winne
Him Street
West Sixth
Josephine
Des Moines
Winne
Sieband
Daughter
Baptist Crack Notes Meeting For Children’s Day
A meeting of the teachers and officers of the Baptist church and Sunday school will be held this evening at 3 o'clock. All are expected to be present to arrange for Children's Day exercises.
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Baptist
Remains of H. H. Morton Taken for Louisville Burial
The body of traveling man H. H. Morton, who died by an accidental poison dose, was sent east last night toward his Louisville home for interment. Six local pallbearers aided the removal from the Osborn establishment to the depot as C. B. Semple accompanied the hearse. Rumor says Morton relatives may sue the drug store. Semple says he came to learn grounds for damages. The case, including a possible civil action with a common law wife involved, will develop later.
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H. H. Morton
Louisville
Osborn
C. B. Semple
Morton
Semple
Mr. Chambers
Mr. Semple
Omaha
Flirty Gertie Must Move On Des Moines Crusade
Des Moines police and officials launch a crusade against young girls who flirt on the streets and plan to prosecute all defendants. The drive comes as authorities deem the practice a nuisance and intend to stop it. A Golden Opportunity sale highlights a 59 cent table damask as a trade winner.
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Des Moines
Gartie
Liberal trial subscription offer from Evening Tribune
The Deeg Moines Evening Tribune offers new readers a mailed trial from now to January 1, 1911 for $1.00. Readers of The News should subscribe to acquaint themselves with this modern afternoon newspaper. The item includes scattered weather notes and church service references amid the unclear text.
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Deeg Moines Evening Tribune
Evening Tribune
Standpatters Dominate Iowa Convention Contenders
In Des Moines on June 10 the Iowa Taft club asserted standpatters control all congressional districts and expect a 150 vote majority on the convention floor. The Register and Leader concedes the likelihood of endorsing the national administration and avoiding reference to national senators' interests in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa Taft Club Today
Register and Leader
Progressive Organ
Towa
Ninth District Returns Favor Smith by 1664 in Council Bluffs
Unofficial returns from the Ninth District show Congressman Smith leading by 1664 votes. In Council Bluffs Iowa on June 10 the latest figures reflect Smith ahead as totals come in from local precincts. A Fourth of July Committee plans to meet tonight to set fundraising and event details for the celebration, dependent on public support.
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Council Bluffs
House members congratulate Walter I. Smith on renomination
The UPI report from Washington notes the House paused to honor Walter I. Smith as Republicans filed past him to congratulate the veteran lawmaker on his renomination. The event occurred during the session on June 10.
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House
Smith
The
United Press
Washington, D. C
Walter I. Smith
Davis Hanged in Kansas City for Murder of 17 Year Old
Robert Davis colored was hanged in the city jail today for the murder of a seventeen year old boy whom he cut to death. The execution occurred in Kansas City as reported by the United Press.
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Robert Davis
United’ Press
Kansas City
Equaty
Storm in Pine Bluff Kills Four and Wrecks Million Dollar Damage
A night storm near Pine Bluff Arkansas killed four people and caused about one million dollars in damage. Residents reported high winds and structural destruction across the vicinity. Local authorities surveyed affected areas and initiated aid efforts for the injured and displaced.
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Pine Bluff
The
United Press
Pind Bluff
Ark
Lone Bandit Robs El Paso Train in Bold Hold Up
A lone bandit boarded a Rock Island line El Paso train and robbed passengers at the car door. He escaped with a large sum of money as guards and riders reacted, authorities reported.
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el Paso
Texas
Rock Island
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