By Virtue Not by Craft at Atlantic High School
The commencement address set the 1900 Atlantic High School graduates on a path defined by virtue over craft. Rev. George urged seniors to build character through education, faith, and service, citing the motto By Virtue Not by Craft and the school’s rose and white colors as guiding symbols.
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Atlantic High School
Churchrfor
Ritchie
H.J. Moore
The
Baptist Church
Griffith
Braun
German Evangelical Church
Miss Arnold
Messrs
Ike Block
G. F. Laeger
Girls’ Glee Club
High School
Apollo
Hermés
Christ
God
Thg
Wwe
Europe
Corsica
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Will Buy A Train Load Of Cars
The Atlantic Automobile Company failed to secure a car load of autos due to factory rush, with prospects for a train load soon. Saturday sales included seven cars bought by H J Young, Frank Masson, Dr Bammer, Walter Pellett, Mrs Blakesley, W T McKee, J D Sheets among others, all Ford touring models and a roadster.
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Atlantic Automobile Company
Herring
H. J. Young
Ford Touring
Frank Masson
Dr. Bammer
Walter Pellett
Heo Touring
Mrs. Blakesley
Ford Toadster
W. T. McKee
Massena
Rea Touring
J. D. Sheets
Lewis
Time Extended at Mc Dowgall Kitchen Cabinets Sale
Owing to strong demand the Mc Dowgall cabinet sale time is extended. Shoppers should hurry to take advantage of the special offer before closing time.
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Mc Dowgall
Cabinet gas sales boost prompts extra order and extended gate
Gas from McDougall kitchen cabinets at Giffen furniture store proved highly successful leading to a telegram order Saturday night for more cabinets. Management announced elsewhere in this issue that the gate will be extended for a time due to the demand and success.
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McDougall
Giffen
Creighton University vs Merchants Greys on local grounds
Local baseball doubleheader scheduled Thursday features Creighton University against the Merchants Greys. Promoters promise a competitive, well played game with strong pitching and spirited defense.
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Creighton’ University
Merchants’ Greys
The Call to Noble Activity and Lifelong Quest
The text urges that individuals pursue noble activity despite unknown outcomes. It contrasts personal growth with world needs, notes misread theology, and argues humanity never exhausts its quest. It hints that progress and invention follow continual effort, with further discussion continued on Page Four.
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Shakespeare
David
Short Stories of the Town Brief Local News
Short notes from the town include new arrivals John Jipsen and wife with a new girl, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sen welcoming a daughter on South Birch Street. Front work on the Nebe store begins and will rush to completion weather permitting. Subscriptions paid include A. G. McNeil Maine A. J. Odem R. F. D. 8 M. 3.1 Fudge of Harlan and Frank Byrd of Emery. A trip to Aberdeen S D and Wisconsin planned by Fred Steinke C. Roberts Dr Wilder and Clyde McNeil. Carl Steinke to graduate from University of Pennsylvania medical department in June. John Rapp and David Burkey exercised the new horse hose team. Burton Laird, Shelby bank cashier, in town with building plans for Shelby bank’s new structure. J M Walsh files foreclosure against Viola Keeney E W Keeney M P Conaway and W K Carey for 1080 with attorney S B Gwin.
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John Jipsen
Mrs. Paulsen
South Birch Street
South Dakota
Fred Steinke
C. Roberts
Ross Home
Dr. Wilder
Clyde McNeil
Aberdeen
S. D
Wilders
Wisconsin
Carl’ Steinke
Carl Steinke
T. G. Steinke
Medical Department of
University of Pennsylvania
Steinke
Bagin
Burton Laird
Shelby
Wisitora Wins Wild Rail Road Derby at Park
Atlantic defeats Des Moines 15 to 14 on a rainy morning game. Heavy errors and sticks drove the drama with Albert Anderson homering for Des Moines while Atlantic's batteries Anderson and Bingham, and Zenor and Coffman, steadied the late rally. Attendance high as officials White and Hammond presided.
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Wisitora
Railroad Boys
Des Moines
Atlantic
Ball Park
Loc
Albert Anderson
Anderson and
Bingham
Zenor
Coffman
White
Hammond
J. H. Jones
Wiota Stores to Close on Sunday for Day of Rest
The Wiota stores will be closed all day Sunday after town merchants argued over weekly closing. The matter was presented to the county attorney and Mr. Goodspeed, resulting in a unanimous decision to close Sundays so merchants can have a rest day while customers must shop another time. Rings at COLE'S, 8420.
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Wiota
Somalia
Goodspeed
Cole's
Atlantic High School triumph at Red Oak field meet
Atlantic wins first place at Red Oak in a southwest Iowa high school field meet with 35 points. Marshall leads with multiple wins in sprints, hurdles, high jump and relay medals, Porter adds silvers, Kirk earns gold in the mile, while Red Oak hosts and Glenwood places second.
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Atlantic High School
Red Oak
Iowa
Glenwood
Willisea
Atlantic
Sam Marshal
George Porter
Marshall
Kirk
Ltst
Porter
Clarinda
Creston
TiHott
Hamburg
Randolph
Graham
Paige
Wonder Lice and Mite Killer Promotion at Atlantic Drug Co
Atlantic Drug Co offers a free medicine cabinet item valued at not less than $1.50 with every Affy cent package sold until 100 packages are distributed. The promotion runs at the store located on 4dwi-19 Atlantic Drive.
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Atlantic Drug CO
Biannual Woman's Club Forms New Officers After Davenport Meeting
Mrs. D C Smith returned from Davenport where the biannual convention of woman's clubs concluded. Officers elected include President Mrs Julian Richards of Waterloo, Vice President Mrs J W Watzeck of Davenport, Recording Secretary Mrs H M Towner of Corning, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Freeman R Conway of Ames, General Federation State Secretary Mrs B B Clark of Red Oak, Treasurer Mrs Mary H Johnson of Humboldt, Auditor Mrs Parker Holbrook of Onawa. Also note Cook with Gas advertisement and vaudeville change at the Unique tonight.
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D. C. Smith
Davenport
Woman's Clubs
Julian Richards
Waterloo
J. W. Watzeck
H. M. Towner
Corning
Mra. Freeman
R. Conway
Ames
General Federation
Weather Outlook and Local Entertainment Night
Forecast for Iowa calls for showers tonight and Tuesday with steady temperatures. Local radio host Jack Hyle performs original piano pieces at the Unique tonight, drawing an audience for the popular gongs program.
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Lowa
Chautauqua Pro gram Is Complete
The Chautauqua association reports the 1908 assembly program is filled and ready for distribution. It opens Saturday August 21 with Ralph Parlett and the Trier Sisters, then runs through August 29 with speakers and performers including Rev Frank G. Smith, Rev George McNutt, Alton Packard, Ferguson Jubilee Singers, Bishop Samuel Fallows, Gabriel T Maguire, Governor Herbert S Hadley, Dunbar Bell Ringers, Dr Montgomery, W H Sears, Ex governor Hoch, Danton C Crowl, and Rev George R Stuart. Manager Boorman anticipates large crowds for the varied, hourful program.
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Chautauqua Association
Ralph Parlett
Trier: Sisters Concert Company
Frank G. Smith
Chicago
Trier Sisters
Smith
George L.’Mcnutt
Trier,company
Trier
George
Tates
Alton Packard
Ferguson Jubilee Singers
Samuel Fallows
Gabriel T Maguire
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Dunbar Bell
Montgomery
New York City
Lincoln
W. H. Sears
Taffy
Goveernor Hoch
Kansag
Danton C. Crowl
Tate
Sam Jones
George R. Stuart
Boorman
New acts at the Unique tonight with Jack Hub
At Sixth and Poplar and the Orpheum area the Unique tonight features new pictures and a new song by Jack Hub. The German and Hebrew language comedian performs parodies in a guest spot and headlines the bill with his act.
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Jack Hub
Orpheum Elyvcult
Unique
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Ward Heeler
Carleton
Iowa River
Nebe
A. G. McNeil
Maine
A. J. Odem
Fudge
Harlan
Frank Byrd
Emery
John Rapp
David Burkey
J.M. Walsh
Clerk of the District Court
Viola Keeney
E. W. Keeney
M. P. Conaway
W. K. Carey
B. Gwin
Adair
Gold
Marshall, Porter
Jack Hyle
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