Chase Family Directors and Stockholders Listing
Chas F Chase BE Chase R BK A Chase listed as directors and stockholders. Postal entry shows Atlan tic Iowa second class matter under act of Congress of Mar 3 181v. Carrier rates specified for one year six months and one month with postal options domestic and foreign.
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Chas. F. Chase
BE. P. Chase
R. BK
A. Chase
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
United States
Truth and Progress Press Tax Truth for Atlantic City
The newspaper urges voters to support the railroad tax as 5 percent on one fourth of property value, arguing opponents misrepresent costs. It defends City Council and treasurer statements, attacks persistent critics, and questions why Atlantic should be held back by naysayers when other towns advance.
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Atlantic
Atlantis
Sarah
Wax
iLyman
Kickers
Lulu
Insurgent Pressure in Iowa Eighth District Nominating Fight
The Register and Leader warns Judge Towner cannot seek Congress from Iowa's eighth district citing Insurgent influence. The piece critiques Clarksons era journalism and hints the insurgents control the district slate, predicting insurgent representation appears likely and their influence grows amid local political clashes.
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Register
Judge Towner
Congress
Iowa
Clarksons
Leader
Green Bat Bumber Co. Records Questionable Order
A local order involves the Green Bat Bumber Company amid unclear details. The notice points to compliance questions and potential actions by authorities, with limited readable names and a vague timeline. Further specifics are not provided in the fragments available.
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Green Bat Bumber Co
Opponent Attacks Rail Road Tax as Hot Air
A commentator, opposing tax funding for a railroad, claims the rival supports the project only to mask his own financial interests. He cites the businessman’s leadership of a local institution as evidence of concealed funds and higher taxes for poorer residents.
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Atlantic
Washington rumor on taxes and social expenses in Senate
The News ponders a riddle about a man in the Senate who owes fifty thousand dollars and splurges on Washington social life. It notes insurgent opposition to Taft's corporate net income tax proposal and signals suspicion about hidden gains in the political maneuvering in Washington and Iowa.
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Senate
Washington
Iowa
Iowa farmer ignores Washington buzz over costs and politics
The rural reader is preoccupied with hogs selling for seven dollars a hundred and choosing a new automobile while national politics and tariff debates loom. The News urges city lights extension, recalls a tragic Chinese‑related case, and promotes the railroad tax plus a tariff debate idea. A Bee Laxative cough remedy ad and Fourth of July plans from Massena are noted.
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Washington
Iowa
Egg O See health message claim for easy digestion
An old time health ad urges readers to avoid heavy morning foods and favor Egg O See to ease stomach distress. It links bowel and head discomfort to poor digestion, touting the product as nourishing for children, invalids, and busy adults.
Bryan to Speak on The Price of a Soul at Congregational
Hon W J Bryan will deliver his lecture The Price of a Soul at the Congregational church tomorrow night at 8 30 o clock The Y M C A secures this world renowned orator admission 25 cents a price that no one can miss
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W. J. Bryan
Seuloetasey
United States
Congregational Church
G A R Post to Move Meeting Venue soon
Sam Rice Post G A R plans to relocate from the Nebeshoe store upstairs to the grand jury room of the courthouse. The county will donate rent for the new hall as current expenses exceed the post's means to maintain the present space.
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G. A. R. Post
Sam Rice Post
Nebeshoe
Grand Jury
Court House
Post Carel T
Bf, Macomber
Lecture by Hon. W. J. Bryan at Congregational church
Tomorrow night the address titled The Price of a Soul will be delivered by Hon. W. J. Bryan at the Congregational church. It is not political in nature with admission 25 cents. Tickets are on sale at Palmer & Co. and Miss Parsons Drug Stores and at the Y M C A rooms.
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W. J. Bryan
Congregational Church
Palmer & Co
Miss Parsons
Atlantic Northern and Southern Rail Service Troubles
Atlantic Northern and Southern faced disruption as a soft track risked pulling a recently purchased big engine. The smaller engine was disabled briefly, interrupting service, but operations are reportedly back to normal now.
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Atlantic Northern & Southern
Ed Brown Buys McFarland Farm Near Cumberland
Ed Brown, a well known local figure in Cumberland County, purchased the eighty acre McFarland farm near Cumberland for $125 per acre. The property is described as a good one and the deal adds to local agricultural activity.
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Cumberland
Ed Brown
McFarland
Grand jury session triggers fear among Anita youths
In a note from Anita Republican, readers are warned that the upcoming grand jury may provoke trepidation among young residents. The piece defends periodic county inquisition as a means to curb youthful buoyancy and adult cupidity.
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Anita
Audubon Normal Faculty Mentions Highlighted
The Audubon Normal Institute staff includes Miss Anna O Misa from Temple of the Atlantic High School and Miss Luse from Cedar Falls State Normal. The Audubon Republican lauds their teaching as commendable and influential within the normal school community.
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Audubon Normal
Misa Anna O. ‘Temple
the Atlantic High School
Normal Institute
Audubon
Audubon Republican
Miss Luse
State Normal
Cedar Falls
Avambon Courty Normal
Having Hard Luck in Lewis Family
Tom Rhoades and his family in Lewis face multiple misfortunes with Mrs. Rhoades ill, the father suffering pleurisy, and a young daughter with a broken arm. The family endures a sequence of health and accident troubles.
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Tom Rhoades
Lewis
Flies Scarve as Yet
The fly has not appeared in notable numbers this season but is expected later and will be as welcome as ever.
Originals to Play at Lewis Bell Stox Next Sunday
The Originals of this city will play the Lewis Bell Stox on the latter's grounds next Sunday. Local chatter says the contest will be worth seeing and draws interest from fans and residents.
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Lewis
Lewis Bell Stox
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Iowa Evening Press Ass'n
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Gould
W. T.palmar
Massena
Learpets
Hime
Lewi King
Gippen
Smith’s Lake
The
Rock Island
Deering
Keystone
First Door West National Bank
S. H. Kirk
Cass
S . Rudolph & Pine
H. K. Williams
Alexander's Store
W. A. Hammer
Iransky’s
Petite—Pennet Company
Chestnut St
Mutual Benefit
N. W. Deering & Son
Osborne’s Furniture House
Chestnut Street
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