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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
5
Unanimous the council transacted business during the session with motions carried. Attendant disputes arose as councilmen debated assessment and a melee spurred by an incident involving merchandise and a thrown bugey.
A Friday evening wrestling bout is set at Eagles Hall featuring Wm Walton of the city and John Crawford of Des Moines. They meet in a two out of three falls catch as catch can for forty and sixty percent of receipts, with Max Ross versus Billie Wilas as a preliminary. Tickets are on sale at Kritz Murphy Billard Hall.
The Northwestern section of the Cass county teachers association will hold a meeting in the Presbyterian church at Maine on Saturday next March Stating start at 10 30 o'clock. Program includes vocal pieces recitations papers on Busy Work for Beginners What How and Why and The Teacher's Duty with references to making a schoolroom pleasant and teaching beginners to read. Includes discussions by various teachers and a recitation by Miss Fanny Shrock.
Ward Ferguson grand chancellor of the K P domain for Iowa toured the state meeting local lodge members in Rolfe. It was his first visit since his election last year at the grand lodge in Oskaloosa.
Fragments show Nichole, longtime Marne resident, in the city en route to a southeast Wiota farm. He paused to add his name to an extensive reader list in the Evening News.
County Superintendent Mrs Bertha Johnson reminds teachers and applicants that special examinations are to be held at her office on March 19 and 20.
The Atlantic Gas and Fuel Company plans to switch on the new water gas facility next Tuesday March 9. Further announcements will follow.
State Commander of Ladies of the Maccabees visits the city as Trinity Guild meets at Mrs J T Spangler home for a pleasant afternoon. Mrs George E Pennell hosts daughters Mesdames Eby and Gregory for a small gathering. Miss Hila L Mark Supreme Mistress at Arms and State Commander meets Atlantic Hive No 58 for a productive session with initiations and a banquet.
A tramp who worked at the Cardle Hotel allegedly detached a Musson pay phone box with pliers, stealing about nine dollars. The theft was discovered next morning when telephone workers noticed the missing box and the suspect had already fled the area.
Yesterday the county recorder's office processed ninety six instruments in a day, the biggest in its history, with total transfers on file of 393206.24 dollars and fees of 67.50 dollars. The list includes numerous deeds and transfers to individuals and nearby counties, detailing blocks, lots, and sections across multiple townships.
An art gallery exhibition opens at the Midway and runs Friday and Saturday. The venue invites the public to view works by local and regional artists, with opening remarks and a twilight reception each evening.
Statement to the public by Mr Jones announcing plans to improve the Atlantic Drug Co western Iowa store with first class help, focusing on the prescription department, delaying a soda fountain, leaving real estate, and prioritizing the insurance business as soon as a registered man is hired. He asks past customers to give him a trial and asserts the store will become one of the best in western Iowa.
Advertisement notes five cent price for each bolt of wallpaper from Fred Alexander with details unreadable beyond the price.
Frank J. Frisbiee and Miss Anna Brown of Wiota united in marriage today at the home of Watson with Rev. H J Moore of the Baptist church officiating. The couple, well known, will reside on a southeast Wiota farm.
A fragment notes a beauty congress at the Midway Opera House on a Friday and Saturday. The text references formal events and locations but is incomplete, leaving uncertain dates and participants.
Councilman Graham moved to reconsider the bill and set a $100 reduction after approval, but the motion failed as there was no second. The council adjourned on Taylor's motion to reconvene next week on the 10th. The treasurer’s monthly report lists funds on hand across Gen, Water, Improvement, Library, and Sewer funds with balances and outstanding warrants totaling $11,066.71 and $2,412.40 respectively.
Local store Fred Alexander's lists all Kodak goods available for purchase. Shoppers can find cameras film and accessories among the offerings.
Rev. John William Jones of Council Bluffs, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, conducted services at Trinity Episcopal Church last evening in a quiet, local observance.
L C Temple of Lewis visited town to manage business linked to the King Hill Carey act project in Idaho. His land, part of the 11 000 acre irrigation, will be watered soon, boosting farming plans for this season and attracting Cass county figures optimistic about profits.
A list of residents including J. H. Lary of Cushing Nab 32 Gertrude Weaver Crigwold Frank J Frisbie Wiota 389 Anna Brown same 27 Geo Calhoun Marietta Hl 26 Edith Eliott Wiota Lota ldy bia 30 Jews R Hansen Brayton 39 Mrs Mary Rasmussen same 28.
Local ad notes available Edison phonograph records in stock at Fred Alexander. The listing emphasizes a broad selection for phonograph enthusiasts and suggests visiting the shop to browse the inventory and purchase records.
Forecast for Iowa calls for a fair tonight with cooler temperatures in the eastern portion. Thursday should be fair with a gradual rise in temperatures across the state.
An upcoming event promises a casino show at the midway venue with an opera bout scheduled for Friday and Saturday, expected to attract attendees seeking novelty and entertainment in a lively urban setting.
Des Moines reports the death of Prof. R. C. Barrett a prominent educator and former state superintendent of schools. He was regarded as a leading figure in the state and passed away at an early hour today at his home in Des Moines.
J B Jones completes a deal to acquire the drug stock of the Atlantic Drug Company, a business he has managed and long operated in this city. Friends and supporters extend best wishes for success in the new venture based on his years of experience.
An early 20th century advertisement from Emery Burgner at 10 B Fourth Street Atlantic promotes tailored attire emphasizing individuality and proper fit. It cautions against generic ready-made fashion and urges customers to pay for quality that suits their personal style.
Harry Ingram of Lewis and Bessie Clayton of Walnut wed today in the city at the Church of Christ parsonage with relatives and friends present. The couple will reside on a farm four miles south of town. New prunes per pound at R. H. Baildy’s.
Local discussion centers on reports that Junken, the self confessed murderer of Miss Clara Rosen, is receiving flowers and fruit from women deemed respectable. Women reportedly visit the jail to gaze on him, prompting moral outrage and public curiosity.
Atlantic has left with me 500 and 1000 share certificates in Burr Mail Catcher. They need to realize on their investment at once and have offered the stock at 25 cents per share. Shares transferred free of charge. Address a3.
Through Liston Collins the Brighton farm of 160 acres owned by Chase Hunt was sold to Herman Knop for 15 per acre totaling 18400. This marks Knop’s third large farm, following his purchase of the Ed Berg farm about two years ago.
A vintage ad invites readers to write for information about a free scholarship to any school or college. It claims hundreds have already entered college through the plan and provides the address 29 31 22nd Street, New York City, for responses.
Fragmentary record shows multiple deed actions including James Morgan to A C Godhs and others, Daniel M. James to Albert Felt and Harry Bell, with references to parcels and dates. Text is garbled but indicates property transfers and associated identifiers.
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