Anita notes Blakesley sells home for move to Thayer farm
The property sold for 2600 dollars to Mr. Pine of Extra, who will relocate to Anita with his family to make the farm near Thayer, Indiana their future home. Blakesley plans to move within the month and enjoy rural subsistence with cows, pigs, horses, and chickens while avoiding middleman profits.
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Co. M
Blakesley
Frank BE. Carter
Mr. Pine
Extra
Anita
Plakesley
Thayer
Lincoln
Neb
Charlie
The
Tribune
William Atwood Funeral in Anita Details and Clergy Notes
William Atwood born in New York in 1845 died February 28 1909 at his Anita home aged 64. He married the late Lloyd A den daughter and had nine children Delbert Charles Roy Thomas Clyde Lloyd John Mrs D W Wright Mrs Henry Walling. Funeral Monday at Christian church conducted by Rev P A Rickel interment Evergreen cemetery. Ministers in district fill Vedder appointments following his stroke. Rev Vedder a longtime conference member and admired district leader.
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William Atwood
Horace Atwood
New York State
Iowa
Anita
Lloyd A‘den
Delbert
Charles
Roy
Thomas Clyde
Lloyd
John
D .W. Wright
Extra
Henry Walling
Durango
Christian Church
P. A. Rickel
Evergreen Cemetery
Atwood
Hamilton Campbell Buys Beaver Residence on Main Street
Hamilton Campbell purchased Dr. C. V. Beaver’s residence on East Main Street last week. Possession will be given in a few months or when the doctor can add another story to his office building. Campbell plans to move there with his wife and rent the former home he now occupies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Campbell
Dr. C. V
Beaver’s
East Main Street
Mr. Campbell
Beaver
F. O. Naylor Farm Near Town Praised as Value Good
The eighty acre farm west of town once occupied by Ly Chas Sparling was praised by the Fred O’tman agency to Cc. W. Crandall as a good figure for its worth. It is well improved, yielded a good crop, and produced twins, a boy and a girl, this past year.
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F. O. Naylor
Ly Chas
Sparling
Fred O'ttman
Cc. W. Crandall
Charlie
Cass County
Red Oak Opens New Opera House Beardsley Theatre
Red Oak celebrated the Saturday evening opening of the Beardsley opera house built at a cost of 25 000 dollars. It seats 882 with 550 on the main floor 288 in the balcony and 64 in eight boxes. The project was funded by bonds and opening tickets with additional private contributions to cover the balance.
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Atlantic
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Beardsley Theater
W. C. Lockhart
Red Car
Hoison phonograph records in stock at Fred Alexander shop
A local storefront lists Hoison phonograph records in stock with Fred Alexander as the contact. The notice suggests a sale or display of items under his name in a small-town shop setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoison Phonograph
Fred Alexander
Drake University mock trial to feature local prosecutor
Floyd Histon, son of Rev Histon formerly of this city now in Lewis, is among the prosecutors for a mock trial by Drake University senior law students at Des Moines this week. The trial concerns John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor with participating attorneys selected for excellence in their markings.
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Cass County Bay
Floyd Histon
Rev
Histon
Lewis
Drake University
Des Moines
John Mitchell
Semuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
5 Cent Halt for Four Lots of Good Wall Papers
Auction note states a five cent halt for four lots of wallpaper from supplier Fred Alexander. District listing indicates immediate sale and transfer terms as printed.
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Fred Alexander
Advertisements Show Quick Results for Local Ads
A pair of children shoes found were advertised in this paper Saturday and the owner claimed them this morning. W A Shay advertised a cow for sale and sold it in one insertion. Mike Conway rented a farm with a single insertion, and it was let. The three ads all appeared as News ads only.
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W. A. Shay
Mike Conway
Chas S Baker relocates stock to new arms and farm
Chas S Baker shipped his stock implements and household furniture last Thursday to Armour South Dakota where he bought a fine farm about a year ago and now goes to take possession and make modern improvements and coin money in the land of promise. Charlie has long resided in Cass County and the Tribune hopes his expectations will be realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Baker
Armour
Charlie
Cass County
the Tribune
Antta
Tribune
Bargain Rate Offered on Des Moines Daily Ga Sites
The News announces a temporary 75 cent rate on Des Moines Daily Ga sites from now until July first. This limited offer applies to subscriptions and marks a short term price reduction for readers seeking instant access to the publication.
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Des Moines
Odem Bailey Wedding Invite Announced
Mr and Mrs Jack Odem invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Miss Gladys to Roy Bailey on Thursday March 18 at high noon at the Odem home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Odem
Miss Gladys
Roy Bailey
Horses for Sale in Atlantic Iowa
Eighteen head of horses for sale two and three years old halter broke. Contact CHAS HELMTS R F D 4 Atlantic Iowa.
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Helmts
Atlantic
Iowa
Local Businessmen Amid Omaha and Council Bluffs Trips
Frank Rhody traveled to Omaha on a business errand while Will McConvill, visiting from Council Bluffs, attended to business matters in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rhody
Omaha
Will McConvill
Council Bluffs
Dr H K Williams trades old packing house property
Dr H K Williams trades the old packing house property north of the city for dry goods stock at Grundy Center. John Blake arranged the deal with Alleniy the Grundy Center owner. The property was valued at 4500 dollars and will be invoiced to Grundy Center in the near future.
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H.K. Williams
Grundy Center
Alleniy
Williams
John Blake
Kodak goods at Fred Alexander's on display
Customer notices list Kodak goods available at Fred Alexander's store. Catalogue includes cameras, film, and accessories showcased in a local shopping feature. No prices or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Fred Alexander’s
Dtf
Ida Eva Dean to Wed Roy Gilbert Davis in Estherville
Invitations have gone out for the marriage of Miss Ida Eva Dean daughter of J M Dean and wife formerly of this city now of Estherville to Roy Gilbert Davis of Estherville. The ceremony will be held Monday March 22 at 921 East Washington street Estherville with both families in attendance.
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Atlantic
Ida Eva Dean
J. M. Dean
Estherville
East Washington Street
Miss Dean
Roy Gilbert Davis
A ROYAL SLAVH at the Opera House Tuesday Evening
Clarence Bennett presents a Mexican romance A Royal Slavh with a famed cast and special scenery. Show dates Tuesday evening March 9 with popular prices 25 and 35 cents in the gallery and 50 cents in the Auditorium.
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Clarence Bennett
Opera House
Program for Tomorrow Evening at Social and Musicale
The program lists an organ prelude and songs by Mrs Hamlet Mrs Quint Miss Hffle Bocke and Mrs Crawford with selections including Goodbye Sweet Day My Ain Folk Calling the Cows and An Old Man s Story. Performers include Parthenian Quartet Bert and Ada Pellet and Mrs Burton Laird with Quint and Crawford Quartet.
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Parthenian Quartet
Mrs. Crawford
Bert
Ada Pellett
To Wed Wednesday In Wiota Area
William Sandhorst and Miss Marie Duden plan to wed at the bride’s parents’ home near Wiota on Wednesday. The groom, visiting Massena, ordered the News to be sent there, as they will reside on a nearby farm after the ceremony.
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Wm. Sandhorst
Marie Duden
John Duden
Wiota
Massena
Court Tomorrow Probate Session With Judge Green
Judge Green will be here tomorrow between trains to hold a brief court session. The purpose is the disposal of a number of probate matters scheduled for the morning.
Lost Smail automobile door found by Clyde McEnbib
A Smail automobile door was found and returned to Clyde McEnbib. The finder reported the lost item and handed it to the owner.
Former Atlantic Woman Ends Life at Valley Junction
Des Moines Tribune reports the death by self harm of Mrs. Hogawanning at 556 Fifth Street Valley Junction. She shot herself after withdrawing cash, left money and deeds to sons, and prepared photos for family. Coroner returns verdict of death by own action. sons and former husband notified.
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Des Moines Tribune
Atlantic
Peter Hogawanning
Fifth Street
Valley Junction
Hogawanning
Avoca
N. C
Harry
Rock Island System
Harrington
Horton
Kas
Newton
McBride Undertaking
Rock Island
Owen
Short Stories of the Town notices and robberies
Brief items from Ames note George Marsh among fraternity members robbed of watches and money by a sneak thief who entered their house undetected. Frank Lister and wife plan to move back to Atlantic April first after renting the Mrs Meek property at Sixth and Walnut streets. George W Towne completes interior decor of his east Fourth street office, creating an attractive, neat workspace he believes will boost business.
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George Marsh
G. T. Marsh
Ames
George
Frank Lister
Omaha
George W. Towne
East Fourth Street
Will Build New Home At Atlantic On West Sixth Street
August Brehmer, after a farm sale west of the city, plans to move to Atlantic and construct a new $3000 residence on lots west of the cold Sanborn property on west Sixth street. S. M. Jensen and Wm. Jacobson to complete the work.
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August Brehmer
Atlantic
Cold Sanborn
West Sixth Street
S. M. Jensen
Wm. Jacobson
Fred Low and family plan move to Imperial farm
Fred Low and his wife depart this week for Imperial, Nebraska, where they will live on a farm. The couple carries the best wishes of all who know them for their future success.
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Nebraska
Fred Low
Imperial
Neb
Fred
J Dallinger Moves Into New West Sixth Street Home
C J Dallinger has moved into his recently completed new house on West Sixth Street. The residence is described as a fine, valuable addition to the city’s real estate market.
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C. J. Dallinger
West Sixth Street
Two Young Men Fined for Speeding Horses on Chestnut Street
Two young men living near Atlantic were in the mayor's court this morning for speeding their horses on Chestnut street a few evenings ago. They were fined and departed poorer but wiser.
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Atlantic
Chestnut Street
Moving to the Country c. 3 Gait family to June Childs place
The Gait family moves from the city to the June Childs place southwest of town. They will reside there and will receive mail at R. and D 7.
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Gaither
June Childs Place
Shaunnessy Family to Move into Eighth and Chestnut House
Shaunnessy and wife expect to occupy their new home at Eighth and Chestnut streets after May first, replacing L. W. Niles and wife who now reside there.
Moving to Farm As Neth Family Relocates to Rented Farm
Moving to the Farm Scott Neth and his family plan to move to the Father Gayle farm recently bought by Phil R. Smith. The Neths will rent the property for the year.
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Scott Neth
Gayle
Phil R. Smith
Mr. Neth
Lynn Warren and son visit city for business
Lynn Warren and young son of Lewis were in the city today on business and made a pleasant call at this office.
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Lynn” Warren
B. B. Warren
Son of
Lewis
Property Changes Among Local Families Likely April First
John J. Curry and family will move April first into the property bought from Mrs. M P Jones. Mrs. Jones will relocate to the Jones residence now occupied by Will Jones and wife. Mr Jones and family will move into the Marquis home, currently occupied by the Marquises. All changes expected around April first.
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John J. Curry
Oakfield
M. P. Jones
Jones
Will Jones
W. H. Marquis
Marquises
Boorman Attends Federal Court Away From City
H. M. Boorman is out of the city attending federal court, leaving municipal matters briefly unattended as he handles a case in a higher tribunal.
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H. M. Boorman
Mrs Kenyon Reported Ill at West Seventh Street Home
Mrs Kenyon is reported ill at her home on West Seventh street. The notice mentions Mrs N R Kenyon and location but provides no further details or context.
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Kenyon
N. R. Kenyon
West Seventh Street
Dance at Hibernian Hall with Northwestern Orchestra
A Thursday night event at Hibernian Hall features music by the Northwestern Orchestra. The lively social includes dancing and entertainment for attendees in the local community.
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Hibernian Hall
Northwestern Orchestra
Murray Mayor Resigns After California Trip Flight
Mayor J W Stissler of Murray Iowa resigns after traveling to California with a married woman. The party’s return trip led to a train scuffle and his arrest. Stissler spends Sunday in jail before his resignation becomes effective.
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Osceola
March
J. W. Stissler
Murray
California
Creston
Stissler
Plan of Eden Lecture Shown At Interdenominational Meet
The Interdenominational Ministers Association in Atlantic held a well attended session in YMCA rooms. DE Frank C. Pellett described The Plan of Eden with engaging humor and scientific insight, praising his talk as more entertaining and instructive than many better paid lecturers. A message from Wesley Green lauded the lecture’s clear view of plants and animals’ interdependence. The group endorsed a constitutional prohibition amendment and asked Senator Cosson to help push the House Joint Resolution No. 3, with signatures from A. D. Beckhart and C. W. Hohansnett.
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DE Frank C. Pellett
Thenterdenominational Ministerial Association
Pallett
Henderson
Pellett
Wesley Green
State Horticultural Society
Interdenominational Ministers' Association Meeting Adopts Anti Liquor Resolution
The Cass and adjoining counties Interdenominational Ministers Association met in Cass-Shelby to urge Senate passage of Joint Resolution 3 proposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors as beverages. President A D Beckhart and Secretary C W Hohanshelt led the session with devotional services by Rev B J Rhodes and a list of attendees including Rev A H Griffith Rev Henderson Rev Moore Rev Braun Rev George W Abraham Rev Benkhart and others.
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Hohanshelm
Meredith
National Ministers’ Association
Casg
Atlantic
Cosson
Senate Committee For
Senate
House
A. D. Beckhart
C. W. Hohansnett
Interdenominational Ministers’ Association of Cass
James E. Bruce
Cass-Shelby
A. D. Beeckhart
C. W. Hohanshelt
A. D Beckhart
B. J. Rhodes
Bear Grove
Oakland
al H. Griffith
Henderson
H. J. Moore
G. F. Braun
J. George
Marriage Licenses Report Names and Details
Marriage licenses issued include Wm. Sandhurst Viota and Marie M. Duden, Floyd McCord and Rena Marsh, with readable locality notes. The records list names and abbreviations indicating issuing authority and dates, reflecting a formal registry entry.
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Sandhurst Viota
Voce Cael
Marie M. Duden
Same
Floyd McCord
Anlta
Rena Marsh
Cesscoeek
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Odem-Bailey
Corn Belt
IN Keith
Perkins
Aay Ea
D. A. Shuter
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OLD Packing House
H. K. Williams
Erty
Grundy
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