Big Dane Wins Two Falls in Astounding Mat Clash
Westergaard known as Jess Reimars defeats Mandino the Italian in two straight falls at the Airdome, first in forty four minutes second in about twenty five with a toe hold. Mandino fights hard but is outmatched as Stillman referees fairly. Earlier prelims see Gotch and Mailander win in two falls while Walton quits the second bout amid crowd boos. Crowd from Wiota A N S Lewis Audubon and surrounding areas witnesses two hours of strong wrestling with orderly exits and no injuries.
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Jess Westergaard
Jess Reimars
Frank Gotch
Mandino
Airdome
Westergaard
Tina
Tine Westergaard
Dr. Stillman
Herman Gotch
Joe Mailander
Mailander
Wm. Walton
Hrnie Rushenberg
Walton
Swain Anderson
John Blake
Airdome Company
Bill
Wiota
Lewis
Audubon
Ske
Canard Story About Grand Jury Summons Debunked
Des Moines reports alleging editors including Mr. Chase were summoned before a grand jury are denied by those named. Murphy and Jarnigan were in Des Moines for a Knights of Pythias event, Chase was elsewhere on business. The tale is traced to a rookie reporter fabricating the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Grand Jury
Downie
Des Molines
Mr. Chase
John Downie Cage
Messrs. Murphy and
Jarnigan
P. Powwow
The Macks Entertain at Chestnut Street Gathering
The home of Rev and Mrs Mack on Chestnut street hosted a Friday afternoon meeting from 2 to 5 for the CG W E M ladies and invited guests. Mrs R H Moore led the program with papers read by Mrs Fred Durr and Mrs Sam Alger, featuring Africa Indian and Japan in native dress. Four new members were added to the club, and a social hour with feast salad nut sandwiches and iced grape juice followed assisted by Miss Ida Rupp and Miss Martha Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Chestnut Street
The
Christian Church
R. H. Moore
Fred Durr
Sam “Mat Alger
Africa
Indian
Japan
Brown
Gardner
Thomas
Ida” Rupp
Martha" Bateman
Vernon Beebe Beebe Wedding Unites Vernon and Beebe at Anita
Vernon and Beebe were married Wednesday June 8 1910 at 5 pm in Anita at the bride’s parents home. Rev C Knoll officiated before thirty seven guests. The bride Zola Vernon is the elder daughter of Ralph and Mrs Vernon of Anita Iowa and has taught in Wiota. The groom Albert Beebe operates a livery in Wiota. They will reside in Wiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Albert J. Beebe
Anita, Towa
Wiota
Beebe
Real Estate Transfers June 10 1910 Warrants
Real estate transfers listed for June 10 1910 show W S Foster and wife to A S Bourns for parcel in Wiota at west lot 7 block 5 priced 750 dollars. Fred Kirchhoff and wife transfer to Amelia Formicbal for lot 1 block 88 in Dick's Es Losh C. Mrs Cora Hobart and husband to Mrs Letha Jensen for lot 10 block 61 in Atlan Mea. June 11 1910 Rebecca Alice Beebe and husband to Alabama Bourts for lot 3 block 4 in Wicta OSS Bybee and wife noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Foster
A S. Bourns
Wiota
Fred Kirchhoff
Amelia Formicbals
Dick's Es Losh
Cora Hobart
Letha Jensen
Atlan- Mea
Rebecca Alice Beebe
Alabama
OSS
Miss Cotton Owns Chicago Bank Stock
Special to the News from Chicago notes Miss Er nesting Cotton of Atlantic owning 49 shares of Commercial National Bank stock in Chicago with a par value of 100 dollars per share, in a spring assessors list of bank stockholders.
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Chicago
Postal Telegraph Office Manned By Substitutes Amid Illness
C. V. Smith, general manager of the local Postal Telegraph Company, is ill with a sudden lum bago attack. While he is away, Gus Lindberg and Otto Lorenzen alternate in holding the key at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
C. V. Smith
Postal Telegraph Company
Gus Lindberg
Otto Lorenzen
Heat and receipts define a troubled match report
A fragmented report notes receipts totaling 628 dollars from a match. Mangino suffered a finger injury early, while other details suggest payment issues and unclear outcomes, with several garbled phrases about the event and participants.
Local and visiting residents gather in town
Willis Laird returns from Newton. Howard Herbert and George Porter visit from Ames and college. Howard Marshall returns from Grinnell. Dr Porterfield and Postmaster Williams back from Des Moines trips. J A Giffen returns from Kansas City on business. Numerous visits, hometown trips, and social events noted including Miss Mary Nichols from St Anthony Idaho teaching, Miss Mattie Cobb from Boone visiting, and others attending a wrestling match and local church. Also mentions a big race meet June 29-30 with purses over 1100 dollars and a City Dental shift rumor debunked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
M. E. Judd
Wiota
Chas, Anders
Mary Nichols
St Anthony
Ida
Mattie Cobb
Boone
Johnson
Paul Otto
W. A. McWaid
Scott Hatton
E. Shannon
I. D. Murray
Anita
Prof
Willard
Salisbury
Clarinda
Normal Institute
W. H Wiseman
Des Moines
Hyperion Club
Mles Dora Haar
Adair
Rev. Haar
Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. Salisbury
Griswold
Ernie
Spelman Named New Pastor In Atlantic Church
The June issue of The Congregationalist and Christian World highlights Rev. H O Spelman as the new pastor in Atlantic Iowa. Born to a Michigan Congregationalist family, he pursued Olivet College and Chicago Seminary, served in Central Nebraska, Fairfield Indiana, and St Clair Michigan, where his five years yielded a harmonious church and a progressive, modern approach. His work also aided Michigan Congregational polity reforms. The note adds that hot weather should boost late corn plantings that have been slow to develop.
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H. O. Spelman
Iowa
Atlantic
Michigan
LP. Spelman
Michigan Congregationalism
Olivet College
Our Chicago Seminary
Chicago
Nebraska
Fairfield
St. Clair
Mich
Spelman
Eastern Association
State Conference
Blake Pulls Mandino At AirdomeContest
Saturday afternoon John Blake of the Airdome Company engaged in a pulling contest with Mandino the Italian wrestler after arriving for a city wrestling match. Blake pulled him up in a brief display at the Airdome before the evening bout.
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Mandino
John Blake
Airdome Company
Airdome
Blake
Mrs Winne Improving Says Husband’s Update
Mrs J L Winne is doing nicely after a good night. Attending physician reports steady progress and expects her to continue improving.
Postoffice Named Hamill After Roseland Postmaster
Gail Hamill son of Mr and Mrs Hamill of this city has been postmaster at Roseland South Dakota for some time. The government renamed the post office Hamill in his honor confirming the change.
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Hamill
Gail Hamill
Roseland
8. D
Road repair praised on state road north of city
A News reporter traveled the stretch north of the city through Five Mile Grove and praised Frank Smith for the eradic work. The road is described as a fine stretch in the state. A notice to shooters announces a Trophy shoot on Tyme 4th Tuesday afternoon. All members be present. OSC Internationalrody Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Mile Grove
Frank Smith
Tyme
OSC Intlantiogdy Club
Local Sale Transfers 1201 Birch Street for 2500
L D Thmesa sold his home at 1201 Birch street to Sam Berry for 2500. Berry will likely occupy the house. Mr and Mrs Thomas have moved to the Glen Powell place just west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Thmesa
Sam Berry
Birch Street
Board of Supervisors Opens June Session
The board commenced its June session today. The morning was occupied by a trip to inspect a bridge. Tomorrow the canvass of votes cast at the primary will begin as results come in.
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Board of Supervisors
Seserun
Normal Institute Opens with Strong First Day Attendance
The Cass County Normal Institute opened this morning with sessions starting at 7 30 and the program proceeding on schedule. Attendance is high for day one, with 147 enrolled by noon. Lecturers include Supts King Blodgett Salisbury and more, and chapel was held at the U F church.
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Cass County ‘Normal Institute
U.F. Church
The
Normal
Supt. F.K. King
Ames
Iowa
C. EB. Blodgett
Atlantic
W. E. Salisbury
Clarinda
Ernest Iler
Griswold
W. Rowley
Lewis Ia
Mary Kelly
Des Moines
Frank C. Pellett
Alte
Firemen Remember Dead With 27 Memorial Graves Decorated
Atlantic Fire Department honored 27 departed members with a dawn procession and memorial ritual. Chief Dave Snyder, Assistant Chief Geo Boggess, and company foremen led graveside ceremonies placing bouquets and planting geraniums. A double quartet supplied music for the solemn observance.
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Atlantic Fire Department
Antos
Dave Snyder
Geo. Boggess
H. H. Egbert
John J. Rapp
Sam Berry
Peter Janus
Ralph Hammond
Max Ross
George Boggens
Frank Barnhart
Chris Schuz
W. B. Stafford
F. H. Whitney
Dan Sauer
R. D B. Wilken
Sylvester Willams
John Enright
Luther Storer
J. R. Morris
Job Card
A. H. Goodspeed
Henry Mueller
Tom Wert
W. P. Curry
P. F. O'Connell
Frank Peart
Frank Parker
Airdome Theatre Manager Joins Metropolitan Stock Company
F J McCarthy formerly manager of the Airdome Theatre now appears with the Metropolitan stock company. He joined the group several weeks ago and is the dome attraction in the city lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
the City
Metropolitan Stock Company
Dome
IOWA FARMERS TO DECORATE STATE FOR GLIDDEN TOUR
Iowa farmers along the river to river road will decorate every farmhouse on June 28 and 29 to welcome the Glidden tour. More than six hundred farms on the road and hundreds more nearby will display flags as 100 cars participate with pilots guiding from Council Bluffs to Des Moines and Davenport. The event includes auto mounted guns by Northwestern Military Academy cadets at Highland Park, Illinois.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Bluffs
Avoca
Atlantic
Guthrie Center
Redfield
Adel
Waukee
Colfax
Newton
Pengs
Cedar
Rapids
Iowa City
Liberty
Moscow
Davenport
Marengo
Northwestern Military Academy
Highland Park
Hamilton flies New York to Philadelphia in two hours
Charles K. Hamilton, aviator in the Curtis air plane, completed a rapid flight from New York to Philadelphia in under two hours and delivered a letter from Governor Hughes to Governor Curtis. On returning, a lead engine forced a landing in far southern New Jersey near New York.
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Chas. K. Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
United Press
Charles K. Hamilton
Curtis Aero Plane
Curtis
Hughes
Southernberry
N. J
Montreal Herald Office Fire Kills Thirty in Blaze
The Montreal Herald office was gutted by fire with about thirty dead and twice as many injured. The blaze was blamed on a roof water tank failure causing a wall to collapse followed by a gas explosion. Weather forecast calls for fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Montreal
Mon _treal Herald
For sale hotel and restaurant in Marne with garden items
Bargain sale of stock and fixtures of a hotel and restaurant in Marne. Includes two late garden items. Offer ends June 30. Inquire of Mrs R. E. Derby, 128 Marne. Speak quickly.
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Marne
R. EB. Derby
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Vernon-Beeblee
Miss. Cotton
Mangino
Dilling
Congregational Church
Blake Pulled
Him Up
TU. P
Fin
Glidden Routh
Philadel,phia
Montreal Herald
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