Grover Cleveland Dies at 80 in Princeton
Grover Cleveland former president of the United States died at 8 40 AM at his Princeton home age 80 after a long stomach ailment He was born Cadwell New Jersey March 7 1837 and served as New York governor and the nation s 22nd president He leaves a legacy of statesmanship and ability noted by many despite earlier Silverite opposition and gold standard support
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cadwell
Erie
N. Y
Buffalo
New York
Harrison
Congress
Jhint
Republic
Progressive control at Republican state convention in Iowa
The progressives dominated the Republican state convention with a 6 to 5 resolutions majority and will shape the state central committee. The platform praised recent administrations and anti-railroad legislation, while the body paid tribute to ex President Cleveland. George S. Wright was re elected to the central committee.
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Waterloo
State Central Committee
General Assembly
Cleveland
George S. Wright
Willis Stearn
Harrison
Shirley Gilliland
Miles
McMurphy
Adair
John W. Scott
Atlantic
Robert Healy
Fort Dodge
Mrs Johnson Hosts Housewarming Evening
Mrs Albert Johnson warmly entertained fifteen ladies yesterday evening in new Johnson building rooms for a housewarming. The event brought much enjoyment and further enhanced her reputation as a gracious hostess.
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Albert Johnson
Johnson Building
Johnson
Reports on James S Sherman Illness at Lakeside Hospital
News from Lakeside hospital in Cleveland notes that James S Sherman Republican vice presidential nominee remains very ill with gall stones, though there are indications he is somewhat improved today.
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James S Sherman
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Big Edition Promises 24 Pages for Firemen’s Tourney
A grand 24 page issue from the Evening News and Weekly News will publish July 3 and 4 to cover the Southwest Iown Firemen’s Association tournament in this city. 3,000 copies will be printed with 65 to 70 columns of advertising and special matter, a run many merchants supported and worth preserving.
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Southwest Iown ‘Firemen’s Association
Wote
Cass county delegation heads to republican state convention
The Cass county delegation to the Republican state convention at Waters left the city last evening for the event.
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Cass County
Waters Joe
Rats from dead Chinamen land in Port
A Chicago Record-Herald report claims rats used for hair pieces are made from queues of deceased Chinese. The piece describes how graves are opened at night to remove the queues, exploiting belief that angels collect them, and notes a growing American industry supplying the items.
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Chicago Record-Herald of
Joss
Demented Woman Attacks Family Near Red Oak
At Red Oak on Sunday night Mrs Milo Wilees living near Walu attacked with a butcher knife her 6 year old son, wounded her 11 year old daughter, and then stabbed herself. The boy died at 2 AM the next day. Authorities say her act stemmed from fear of divorce and a new stepmother. The daughter and the woman reportedly survived.
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Red Oak
Milo Wilees
Walu
Here
Jewelers Debate Advertising Truth in Des Moines Session
Talk of Advertising reports jewelers in Des Moines discussing advertising ethics. Many argue that jewelry ads must state only what is absolutely true, treating advertising as a binding contract. Local jewelers say they already adhere to their advertised commitments.
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Des Moines
The Grahams Headed to Denver for Monthlong Visit
Dr. Ww. Graham and family left the city this morning for Denver Colorado where they will spend a month or five weeks. They expect to return by the first of August. In Denver they will reside at 1608 Humboldt Street and requests for communications may be sent to that address.
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T. D. Carson
Lulu Whitted
Atlantic
Isaac Casad
Ruth Woodward
L J. Reinig
Griswold
Henry Huffy
Des Moines
Lorene Weaver
Peter Hopley
W. J. Harris
BE. J. Askew
Valley Junction
Clarence Hedges
Hopley
Laura Reinig
B. C. Harris
Lewis Blues
Originals
Will Weaver
Denton Neb
G. A. Krise
H. G. Cotton
Brayton
Pxira
Roxie Huyek
Roscoe Clark
Ww. . Graham
Denver
Colo
Humboldt Street
Real Estate Transfers Involving Downer Frisbie and Smith
Mary A Downer and others transfer to Albert N Downer with title held jointly by ged. and sequence shows a sale price of 1.00. William Neth and wife convey to C A Frisbie with a deed dated December 30 1907 for lot percentage block 6 McD add Atl sub two mortgages totaling 1 450 dollars. C A Frisbie and wife transfer to Mrs C V Smith dated December 30 1907 for block 6 McD add Atl sub two mortgages totaling 1 459 dollars.
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Mary A. Downer
Albert N. Downer
William
C. A. Frisbie
C. V. Smith
Mortgage Set Aside in Hardy v. Hoffman Court
Judge Macy voided the mortgage after hearing the case Hardy versus Hoffman and adjourned the matter until Friday when Judge Green will be present to hold sessions Friday and Saturday.
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Macy
Hardy Vs. Hoffman
Green
Ladies' Wiota Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
The Ladies' Wiota Cemetery Association will hold their next meeting at the cemetery on Thursday July 2 1903. With no meeting since May, good attendance is desired. Secretary.
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Ladies
Wiota
Anita Greys Plan Big Week of Baseball with Oklahoma Indians
Manager Franklin of the Merchants Greys schedules a Friday game against the Oklahoma Indians. Anita expected to draw half the town next Sunday. The team seeks a catcher after Harry Franklin refused to play recently. A fast, capable backstop and strong bat are sought for the lineup.
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Franklin
Merchants’ Greys
Oklahoma Indians
Anita
Omaha Originals
The
Greys
Harry Franklin
Ringling Bros Circus to Open Here with Grand Parade
The first big show of the season is Ringling Bros World’s Greatest Shows arriving in town before a three mile long grand street parade on Wednesday July 15. The troupe will travel from Omaha and reach the city between 4 and 5 am, with many new European acts and a large zoo collection on display.
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Johnny
Ringling, Bros
Ringling
Zoological
Uncle Sam
Navy
America
Bill
Annual Woodmen Picnic at Island Park Carson
The Southwestern Town Log Rolling association of the M. W. A. holds its annual picnic on August 4 and 6 at Island Park Carson. Avoca band and a large chorus provide music, daily base ball, boat riding and various sports. Prizes for drill team wood choppers and sport winners. Fine food and ample shade promised. big crowd expected.
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Island Park
Carson
Avoca
Society Notes Detail Atlantic Bridal Celebrations
Miss Bessie Temple and Ira Rowe marry tonight at the bride’s home amid society events. Corie Osborne and Delmar Herbert set for tomorrow at the Osborne residence on Poplar Street. Roslyn Steinke and Charles Ball wed this afternoon at 5:45 at the Steinke home on West Sixth Street in Atlantis. A large reception at the Hopley house featured crimson rambler roses and formal dining for seventy-five, with detailed table decor and bridal party profiles.
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W. F. Berry
Edith Gillespie
Bessie Temple
Ira Rowe
Corie Osborne
Delmar Herbert
C. B. Osborne
Poplar Street
Roslyn Marie, Steinke
Charles’ Clyde Ball
Theodore G. Steinke
West Sixth Street
Atlantis
Hopley
Lewis
Peter Haley
W. J. Davis
B. C. Harris
W. B. Davis
C. D. Hedges
F. W. Lumsden
B. J. Askew
Zeta Allen
Minnie Albright
C. L. Campbell
Atlantic
Luther Temple
J. L. Morgan
F. R. Musson
Priscilla Davis
Lucy Harris
Ruth Woodward
Minnie Graham
Laura Graham
Pearl Starr
H. M. Boorman
Perry Bell
Miss Steinke
Canning factory seeks workers for June start
Atlantic Canning Company announces will begin canning peas Friday, June 26. They seek twenty men to mow, plus drivers and pickers. Applicants should apply at the Can ning Factory office on Thursday. No work before Friday afternoon or Saturday morning.
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Atlantic Canning Cumipiay
People Come and Go in Local News Report
Numerous residents are listed as coming and going, with updates on travel, visits, and illnesses. Names include C B Cornell, H A Seihert, Mrs Ed Petit, Miss Gwendolyn Bell, Dick Gilbert, Mrs Coy, G W Tats bot, Miss Elizabeth Daly, Miss Pluma Freeman, Mrs E T Colburn, Miss Beulah Buchman, Miss Myrtle Keeney, Harry Thompson, Miss Nellie Foley, Mrs Pritz, Mayme Meyer, Miss Marie Roe, Mrs B Pipher, Mrs Glen Black, Mrs Chris Christensen, Mrs Bal er, Bertha Baller, Mrs Frederickson, J M Meyr mith, Clyde McNeil, Mrs L Castor, Deputy Bosley, H E Bartley, Emuma Taylor, Roy Kirk, George J Penmell, Lulu Kirkman, Misses Bess and Grace Toulouse, Ilva Mathies, Pearl Wheatley, Mrs H G Gage, J A McWard, Mr and Mrs Burk, Mamie Blake, Josephine Shea.
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C. B. Cornell
H. A. Seihert
Chicago
Ed. Petit
Maine
Gwendolyn Bell
Wiota
Dick Gilbert
Leach
Coy
G. W. Tatsbot
Anita
Elizabeth Daly
Des Moines
Pluma Freeman
Brayton
E. T. Colburn
Griswold
Fulton Neb
Beulah Buchman
Myrtle Keeney
Harry Thompson
Big Springs
Neb
Nellie Foley
Audurbon
Pritz
Council Bluffs
John Woolsey
Ethel Chaussey
Omaha
Mayme Meyer
Council, Bluffs
John
Marie Roe
Iris Crouch
B. ¥. Pipher
Harlan
F. M. Nutter
Glen Black
Chris Christensen
West Side
Baler
Little Bertha Baller
Audubon
Frederickson
Wd. Rasmusser
Bosley
Clarinda
Mattie South
W. A. Johnson
Council Blufffs
Shearer
Gladys
Anna Woodson
H. E. Bartley
Stuart
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J. EB. Hammont
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