Charles L Brown passes away in his hometown
Charles L Brown a longtime resident of the city died at his Locust Street home from appendicitis aged 64 He had declined an early operation and after temporary improvement the appendix burst A native of Lithopolis Ohio born April 11 1844 he came to Pella Iowa in 1850 and to this city in 1851 He was a retired hardware and harness dealer and a bank director active in Elks Masons IOOF and local affairs He leaves four children and a wife who died in 1898 Funeral details are pending with Roy Lamoreaux services announced for tomorrow at the M E church
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Charles. Lvbraid Brown
Locust Street
Brown
Mr. Brown
Litholopis
Ohio
Sarah Elizabeth Mosier
George Mosier
Atlantic
Pella
Atlantic National Bank
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Andrew D. Brown
Charles D. Brown
State University
Iowa City
Joe Brown
Clearfield
Ella Irene Brown
Rhoda Murphy
Murphy
Dayton
D. A
City
Water system fix eyed as Rosewater visits city
Engineer Rosewater arrived in Omaha to inspect the water system and propose remedies. He blamed the old plant pump and urged temporary repairs to the Katz Craig pump until a new unit arrives, with a plan to restore service by next week. City officials viewed the meeting at City Hall as constructive.
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Engineer Rosewater
Omaha
Rosewater
Abr
Katz-Craig
Craig
The
Katz- Craig Company
Harlan Mayoral Vacancy After Louis Resignation
Louis files his resignation as mayor of Harlan over a Caldwin street crossing dispute involving Alderman Frederickson. The council read the resignation, which was later withdrawn, leaving Harlan mayorless until a new election in 1910.
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Harlan Tribunne
Harlan
Frederickson
Caldwin Street
W. T. Shepherd
Daniel Daley
Louis
Iowa
Alderman Nichols
Nichols
Mullen
T. H. Smith
Bad Eye H. P. Stobart Injured by Truck Incident
The Farmers' Messenger reports H. P. Stobart sustained eye injury after colliding with a truck while trying to board a train. The explanation clarifies rumors about his eye condition as a precautionary note to readers. A separate notice advertises a dry goods stock sale at 412 Chestnut Street by Rollin E. King, with stock priced below first cost.
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H. P. Stobart
Farmers’ Messenger
Chestnut Street
Bogges Bros
Rollin E, King
Rural Carriers to Meet in Cass County Post Office
Rural carriers of Cass county will gather at the city post office on Sunday, June 7 to choose delegates for the state rural carriers meeting in Des Moines in August and conduct other business.
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Cass County
Des Moines
Selects Teachers for the Normal Institute
County Superintendent Mrs. I. B. Johnson announces the list of instructors for the coming normal institute to be held in the city from June 15 to 26 at Central school. Seven days cover class work and three days examinations with instructors headed by J. Q. Huntley and S. W. Rowley teaching algebra to history.
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I. B. Johnson
Atlantic
Effie Schunnemann
Boone
Byron J. Still
Cumberland
W. E. Salisbury
Clarinda
King
Ames
C. M. Cole
Miss Nebe to Go to Fort Dodge as Teacher
Edith M. Neve, a high school teacher in Atlantic, Iowa, has been offered and will take a position as a teacher at Fort Dodge High School, Iowa, starting next fall with a salary of 80 dollars per month. The assignment came unsolicited from Seth Thomas, principal of Fort Dodge High School.
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Edith M. Neve
Seth Thomas
Jas High School
Fort Dodge
Russ Nebe
Thomas
Fort Dodge High School
Atlantic
Acion
Nebe
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Weather Synopsis
National League results include Boston over Chicago 11 to 3 and Philadelphia 6 to 6 Cincinnati, with New York 8 St. Louis 4. American League had Chicago 9 over Cleveland 6 and Boston 81, plus Washington 1 Detroit 0. Weather forecast calls for fair, slightly warmer tonight and increasing cloudiness Saturday.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Louis
Senator Turner Addresses Club at Yose Hall
Senator Dan Turner of Adams county spoke to a large Cummins club crowd at Yose hall last evening. The gathering included Cummins supporters, standpatters, and Democrats. Turner argued railroads abuse the governor and efforts to defeat him, matching the campaign’s usual tenor, while a quartet performed songs written for the occasion.
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Dan Turner
Adams County
Yose Hall
Cummins Club
Cummins
Senator Turner
Turner
Messrs. McVey
Hutchinson
Elston and
Stagner
Atlantic High School Society Notes Weekend Gatherings
The Atlantic high school juniors toasted marshmallows at Miss Fanta Glass's Chestnut street home and will host the seniors at Mrs. W A McWard’s on May 27. County Treasurer Crisman received a surprise birthday dinner on May 16 with remarks and a Morris chair gift from guests. the Eastern Star held a meeting at the Masonic temple with initiation, a banquet, speeches, stereopticon views, vocal solos, and a cordial welcome for new members.
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The
Atlantic High School
William Crisman
Mr. Crisman
C. B. Clovis
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
J. P. Jones
O. L. Bundy
J. H. Marshall
J. B. Jones
Pierce Metz
P. J., Appleman
J. R. Hammond
Order
C. E. Blodgett
J.B. Rockafellow
W. H. Bosley
George
P. I. Appleman
Funeral for Roy Tamoreaux Called by Modern Woodmen
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America are urged to attend the funeral for neighbor Roy Tamoreaux Saturday May 25 at 10 20 AM at the Methodist church. Bert Buller Consul notes the service and fraternal tie.
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Woodmen of America
Roy Tamoreaux
Methodist Church
Bert
Late News of the County Highlights Local Happenings
James Moon and wife welcome a baby girl born last Sunday. Attorney General H. W. Byers to speak May 28 in Lewis on senatorial campaign issues from Cummins standpoint. Local baseball: married men beat single men 3 to 1. Mrs. A. M. Gain regains lost finger ring found by Mrs. Murray Thompson. New Lewis Epworth league officers to be installed May 31. Memorial day address by Rev. A. E. Fouteh. Personalty tax in Lewis shows a $5,000 increase. Obituaries note the deaths of Frank L. Moore and Mrs. E. H. Smith. Griswold events include commencement plans May 25 and Dr. C. R. Jones’s new baby girl. Local pick-up team defeats Griswold 4 to 2. Residents reminisce about W. A. Hill’s health. Died Grace Mildred Stone, two months old. Creeks out of banks threaten crops. Lota River flooding. Atlantic National Bank statement featured. School purchases new air pump. eighth grade commencement canceled with certificates. Eggers’ Class Day set for May 28 at 3 o’clock. ticket 10 cents, souvenir offered.
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H. W. Byers
Opera House
Lewis
Cummins
A. M. Gain
Murray Thompson
Lewis Epworth League
Lulu Kunze
George Kunze
Foutch
H. D. Sheets
Feaglie
Minta Black
Alvin Kunze
Rose Ebert
Ruth Parsons
Fouteh
A. E. Fouteh
Frank L. Moore
Griswold
Eldorado Springs
E. H. Smith
G. W. Barnes
M. E. Church
C. R. Jones
Rudgar
Elliott
Idaho
R. H. Shiflett
Pacific
Los Angeles
Cal
Cass County
W. J. Gittins
Atlantic
W. A. Hill
Grace Mildred
Jess Stone
Wesley Baughman
R. ©. F. Chambers
Flint Cemetery
Griswold American
Jurors Use Telephones in Hart & Tinley Case
Misconduct claims allege jurors used phones during deliberations in a Battery case. Affidavits state doors were unlocked and jurors telephoned outside, with one juror allegedly citing Battey’s alleged cheating to argue guilt. Attorneys seek a new trial, arguing improper court orders and misapplied burden of proof on records alteration.
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Council Bluffs la
Hart & Tinley
H V. Battery
James McRobert
Mel Robert
J. S. Miller
Frank Riker
McRobert
JH. FB. Wager
H. V. Battey
Wager
To Go West by C. K. Kennedy and wife
C K Kennedy and wife plan a June departure to visit Michigan and Salt Lake City then Ogden to see relatives. They will later aim for Washington's eastern region to choose a town with a bright future to start a newspaper business. The paper joins friends in wishing them well in their new home.
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C. K. Kennedy
Michigan
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Washington
Kennedy
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Charles L. Brown
Roy Lamoreaux
Atlantic Cemetery
Avoca
Merchants’ Greys
Madison
Coal Shore
Dickerson
Civics Club
Dif
Mrs. Johnson
Normal Institute
Strong Corps of Teachers
Miss Nebe
Fort
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Omaha-Des Moines
Lincoln, Pueblo
Sioux City
Goodly
Meeting Inter
Atlantic Society
Edith Gilespie
Ball Park
James Moon
Peargree Needy
Blodgett
Eggers
O'connell’s
Wire
Oustee
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