Will Locate Somewhere on the West Coast in This Country
R D Wanzel says Mexico is no place for an American and plans to settle in California or Oregon after visiting family here. He has twelve years in Mexico, most recently Acambaro, where insurrection and shelling forced his departure. His wife moved to Portland. he will travel east briefly before heading west.
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Mexico
R. D. Wanzel
Wanzel
Monterey
Acambara
Portland
California
Oregon
Acambaro
Diaz
Sam Hoffman Injured in Fall With Broken Wrist
Has broken arm Sam Hoffman is seen with his right arm in a sling after a fall days ago that fractured a wrist bone and caused additional bruises. He is recovering but will be unable to work his right arm for a short period.
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Sam Hoffman
Howard Marshall Excels With Redfield Baseball Club
Word from Redfield South Dakota states Howard Marshall is thriving with the local nine. In thirteen at bats over three games he has five runs and six hits, plus nine putouts, two assists and no errors. He also stole four bases, with two doubles, a triple and a home run that cleared the bases to win a game. Howard says he likes the town and the fan support.
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Howard Marshall
Redfield
S. D
Howard
Take Fred Hess to Leavenworth for health hope
For new hay and good pasture see MICKEL, Take Fred Hess to Leavenworth. A brother of Fred Hess from Leavenworth, Kas., who has been here at the Hess home, left today for Leavenworth with Fred in an automobile, in the hope that the change will benefit the local man. Mr. Hess has been suffering with lung trouble and of late has been quite low. He is in bad shape and it has been feared that he could not long survive. His friends in this city, will hope that he may get better amid familiar surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hess
Leavenworth
Kas
Hess
Fred
Judge Arthur Begins Visit and Mormon Meetings
Judge Arthur and Judge Thomas Arifour are in town with Court Reporter William, making new friends during a brief stay at the News office. A Salt Lake City Mormon company will hold meetings in the city Saturday and Sunday on Principal streets at 3:30 and 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Thomas Arifour
Williama
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormons
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ford Road Ster in Run Ford Road Ster in Run
Nearly seven hundred mile run from Des Moines and back. Ed Southwick drives a Ford torpedo roadster in the 700 mile durance run known as the little Glidden tour. First day covers 204.6 miles with penalties for some cars. Ford finishes with a perfect score. Schedule lists four days of stops from Altoona to Des Moines with noon and night controls and a weather forecast for Iowa.
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Des Moines
Ford
Ed Southwick
Atlantic Automobile Company
Altoona
Mitchellville
Colfax
Newton
Grinnell
Brooklyn
Carnforth
Iladora
Marengo
Conroy
Oxford
Iowa City
West Liberty
Atalissa
Moscow
Wilton
Durant
Walcott
Davenport
Pleasant Valley
LeClaire
Princeton
Folletts
Clinton
Charlotte
Del
Mason City
Rockwell
Hempton
Iowa Falls
Hubard
Radcliffe
Ellsworth
Story City
Ames
Two Cars Entour Stop for Water and Gasoline
A Midland car traveling from Moline to San Francisco and a Hupmobile heading from Moline to Denver stopped at the AtlantticAuto Company garage today for water and gasoline.
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Midland
Moline
San Francisco
Hupmobile
Denver
AtlantticAuto Company
Mrs Day Sends Thirtieth Bouquet to News Firm
Thirty years of friendship with Mrs C A Day are celebrated as she sends the thirtieth bouquet to the newspaper. A note from Mother Day accompanies the flowers calling the paper clean and pure, praising the enduring friendship amid trials and changes.
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C. A. Day
Charlie
Mother Day
Lfe
New Car Purchases and License Notices Reported
Frank Grulke bought a new Oakland thirty from the Atlantic Implement Company. Loren Soper received a game type car and is studying its inner workings. Marriage licenses list Arthur A. Smith Algona Hffe BH. Byrne Lewis.
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Frank Grulke
Oakland
Atlantic Implement Company
Loren Soper
Mr. Soper
Arthur A. Smith
Algona Hffe
Byrne
Lewis
Will Occupy Needles Place
Emil Rothschild the elevator man and his wife will occupy the Needles place on south Chestnut Street and are preparing to move in there. Also note Troubador Concert at Masonic Temple 2419 on Wednesday evening June 21.
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Needles Place
Emil Rothschild
south-Chestnut Street
Masonic Temple
First Day Breaks All Records at Cass County Institute
The Cass County normal institute opened with record enrollment and a strong start. Morning chapel at the Presbyterian church featured Prof. T. B. Homan of Griswold and solo by Mrs. T. L. Anderson. List of enrolled teachers spans Atlantic Anita Cumberland Griswold Lewis Massena Wiota Walnut and more, with many instructors named and sessions underway.
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Cass County Normal Institute
Presbyterian Church
Tjhis
T. BR. Homan
Griswold
T. L. Anderson
Peculiar Coincidence In Mountain Family Injuries
Mrs Levi Mountain mother of County Recorder Mountain and Amos Whittaker brother were injured in separate falls yesterday. Mrs Mountain fell from a cherry tree in Noble township and was stunned and briefly unconscious. Amos Whittaker fell at West Liberty. Recorder Mountain plans to visit Noble township to assess his mother's injuries.
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Levi Mountain
Cherry Tree
West Liberty
Recorder Mountain
Noble Township
Amos Whittaker
National Sunday School Class Meeting at Methodist Church
National Secretary of Organized Sunday School classes will meet at the Methodist Church Wednesday evening at 8:80. All interested in organized class work are urged to attend for topics of interest to Sunday school class workers.
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Methodist Church
Quiet Local Wedding Unites Miss Florence Longnecker and James Olson
A quiet wedding was held today in Council Bluffs with Rev. Wm. Mc Dade officiating. Miss Florence D. Longnecker of Walnut and James Olson, a Milwaukee Telegraph employee, were married and plan a short trip east before settling in Council Bluffs. They were joined by three friends who witnessed the ceremony at the McDade home.
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Florence Longnecker
Walnut
James Olson
Council
McDade
Wm. McDade
Florence TD. Longnecker
Milwaukee
Council Bluffs
Will Move Anita Stock Yards Soon
The city served notice on the railway company to clean or remove the stock yards. A cement bridge crew arrives to cover the area with cinders then cement the yards to reduce odor and ease cleaning.
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Anita
Libel case pressed to June in Pressnall court
M M Byrne of the Lewis vicinity was arrested on a criminal libel charge after a publication in the Lewis Standard. Information sworn by his brother in law A B Morgan led to bond set at 500 dollars for appearance June 28. Hearing continued to that date in the Court of Justice Pressnall.
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Court of Justice
Pressnall
A.B. Morgan
M. M. Byrne
Lewis
Lewis Standard
Court orders road fixes and overhead bridge deadline
Judge Arthur in a brief session required the Atlantic Northern and Southern to remove obstructions on Perkins and Marker cuts by September 1. If not, the road will be enjoined from operating. The order may extend to October if cause is shown. The purchase of the railroad must build at least one overhead bridge or reroute, and improve approaches to crossings to prevent jolting riders. County attorney Clovin praised the victory.
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Arthur
Atlantic, Northern & Southern
Clovin
Bridge worker Hurt by Slipping Bolt on Rock Island
Eugene Kays of the Rock Island bridge gang sustained a slight wrist injury when a bolt slipped and struck him today. He was not badly hurt and received medical attention as needed.
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Eugene Kays
Rock Island
Nye at the Lakes with Governor’s Secretary and Bride
June 20 report from Spirit Lake Iowa notes Mr. Chas Nye secretary to Governor Carroll is spending two weeks at Okoboji with his bride. The Nye couple enjoy motor boating fishing and lake pleasures. Nye indicates Governor Carroll will likely spend several weeks at the lakes before summer’s end.
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Nye
Spirit
Chas. Nye
B. F. Carroll
Okoboji
Vacationing Doctor Hoffmans Visit City
Dr Louis Hoffman of Chicago, son of Sam Hoffman and his wife, is in town on vacation. He has been connected with the Rye and Hat Infirmary in the windy city.
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Louis Hoffman
Sam Hoffman
Chicago
Rye and Hat
Windyity
Congregational C E Ice Cream Social Thursday
Social Thursday event hosted by Congregational C E at Mr. Rattenberg's home at Fourth and Maple. All welcome.
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Congregational C. E
Rattenberg
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The message appears as garbled text from a newspaper page. It contains stray phrases about smiling and a vague job printing reference, with no clear event, date, or entities to identify.
Adjourns Till Aug 3 in Court Totals and Grand Jury Call
Judge Arthur adjourned the short session here and will return August 3 to hear the Button Land Company case against Noon Gilroy and the Atlantic National Bank. He will call a special grand jury in Audubon for a jail case. Several matters were disposed, wills admitted, and guardianships closed.
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Audubon
Arthur
Williams
Button Land Company
Noon & Gilroy
Atlantic National Bank
Rock Island
Leity of
Atlantic
J. B. Rockafellow
Kimballton Construction Company
Abeles & Taussig
Harlan
Rockafellow
Attorney Follett
Villisca
Matilda Baker
Ghos
Beekmann
Harvey A. Gifford
Louisa May Donahoe
F. R. Donahoe
Anna Baker
Patrick Talty
Louis Fulton
Wm. Elliott
W. H. Smith
Elizabeth Burson
Foy ©. Harris
Plas Spry
Gertrude Anderson
Christopher T. French
Stanley Milner
Miles White
Personal notices from local towns
Jesse Beck traveled to Avoca on business while Recorder A. H. Mountain went to Anita for work. W. H. Worley left for Macomb Illinois for a several week visit. Dave McNierney headed west near Maine to view a potential saddle horse. Arm Haggerty joined the night police, replacing Harry Scull who resigned. John Simmons returned from the east line on business and proceeded to Griswold for his concern. Mrs. John Wilson returned from Coal Valley Illinois where she visited her father, Mr Batley, who is quite poorly. A E McClune of the creamery left for Shelby to address damage from a livery rig runaway last week. R B Hall of Creston, district superintendent of the Iowa Children's Home Finding Society, was in town with a 2 three month old baby girl for adoption by Albert Wiames and wife at 309 Locust Street.
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Jesse Beck
Avoca
A. H. Mountain
Anita
W.H. Worley
Macomb
Ill
Dave McNierney
Maine
Arm
Haggerty
Harry Scull
John Simmons
Griswold
John Wilson
Coal Valley
Mr. Batley
A. E. McClune
Shelby
R. B. Hall
Creston
Iowa Children's Home Finding Society
Albert Wiames
Locust Street
Church group to serve ice cream and cake on lawn
The C B s of the Christian church will serve ice cream and homemade cake this evening on the lawn corner Wirth and Olm streets one block east of the post office. Cost ten cents and serving begins at 1 o'clock.
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The
Christian Church
Wirth and
Olm Streets
Post Office
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Harry Swan
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Ethel B. Parker
Cora A. Fickel
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Viola Cochran
Bertha F. Pratt
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Anna M. Bell
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