Petition Withdrawn On Atlantic Tax Election
Messrs Rattenborg Ross and Judd withdrew the petition asking for a tax election to vote on a five per cent levy for the southern extension of the A N S Railway. The remonstrants claimed minor heirs and resident freehold taxpayers affected the count, but the petitioners sought a clear record for financing the road. The withdrawal followed debates over legality and equal treatment amid broad campaign misstatements.
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W. A Follett
Messrs
Rockafellow
Atlantic
Abstract of Assessment for County This Year
Abstract of Assessment of County for this year will be submitted to the board at the June meeting. The county auditor reports 2844 polls under 45 and 1948 over, 1690 male dogs and 148 females, 357,545.59 acres of improved land with 7,649.59 exempt for roads and 83,236 exempt for homesteads, leaving 849,886.10 taxable. Land values total 18,244,124 actual and 4,661,031 taxable. Personal property totals include 18,862 two-year colts, 9,248 horses, 89 Mallions, 900 mules and asses, 4,626 one-year heifers, 3,466 two-year heifers, 13,375 cows, 8,688 one-year steers, 6,613 two-year steers, 1 three-year steer, 51,86 hulls, and other items. Cash, merchandise, stock, manufacturing, instruments valued, totaling 4,688,300 in personalty. Assessed value 1,159,575. actual property value 2,684,424. assessed value 720,606. Two years ago assessed value was 5,608,678. This excludes railroad, express, and telephone assessments made by the state.
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Herbert Bbs
of ‘Supervisors
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes from 1909 Iowa
A mixed record from the era includes May 24 1909 real estate transfers around Amar Kellogg and L K West with multiple Wiota Atlantic and Harlan entries. Local commentary notes Chris Guttenfelder visiting Harlan and pending petitions to counter kindergarten nursery contingents, urging railway tax supporters to help advance the petition.
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Amar Kellogg
L.‘K. West
Marne
Emma
Z. Johnson
Watson
Atlantic
Atlantic O Som. George
R. R. Bell
On Time Printing Service Promises Quality Work
A printer advertises reliable service with on time delivery and customer satisfaction. It asserts no junk material, uses top paper and ink, and welcomes rush jobs while maintaining quality standards and fair pricing.
Alumni Banquet Set as Big Commencement Week Event
The Atlantic High School alumni association plans its twenty ninth annual banquet at the Masonic hall. About two hundred guests are expected from invitations issued for the event during commencement week. Harry Cavenaugh presides with Lydia de Otto as vice president and Roy Strong as secretary treasurer. reception duties are handled by a large committee. The menu includes fruit cocktail, chicken patties, pressed meat sandwiches, gelatine, potatoes, olives, pickles, strawberries, ice cream cake, salted peanuts, coffee. Toasts led by John F. OConnell feature welcome, responses, readings, and entertainment by the glee club. E P Bennett travels to Nebraska for business.
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Alumni Association
Harry’ Cavenaugh
Lydia de Otto
Roy Strong
Cretary
Frank Musson
Ray Smith
Ross Wallace
Louis H. Pine
Marvie Block
Carl ‘Hoffman
Lulu Dinges
del Herbert
Burton Laird
Harry ©. Jones
Guesse Brown
Carrie Wilken
Carrie Hupp
Miriam Henderson
Class Day Program a Success at Atlantic High School Opera House
The graduating class of the Atlantic High School presented a two part program last evening before a full audience. Performers included Vivian Bartlett Zeta Berry Fonta Glass Cecils Wasson Lloyd Lewis Vere Ringle Irene Baker and others with readings songs and a German Professor play. The show featured strong acts by Grace Petite Gertrude Dinkelspiel Gretchen and several others as Dr von Dinkelspiel and the college president roles. The audience enjoyed a well staged production highlighted by witty props and a polished performance from the entire cast.
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Atlantic’ High School
Opera House
Splent
Bers
Clags
Tette
Vivian Bartlett
Zeta Berry
Fonta Glass
Cecils Wasson
Messrs
Lloyd Lewis
Vere Ringle
Irene Baker
Teresa Fancolly
Zata
Berry
Clarence Beckhart
Louise Hostetler
Martha Bateman
Sarah Burr
Arnold
Dr. von Dinkelspiel
Grace Petite
Gertrude
Chas. Grobée
Dinkelspiel
Gretchen
Frank Hartman
Crammer
James Paige
Tom Dalton
Mabel Collings
Sue Westfall
Cecile Wasson
Arnette
Will Corner
Charlie
John Sievers
Chubbs
Guy Kirk
Hal
Jennie Stone
Correction: Claude Odems New Baby Not True
The News retracts a recent report claiming Claude Odem and his wife welcomed a baby boy. Mr Odem confirms the statement was in error and the paper issues this correction. COOK WITH GaAs.
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Claude Odem
Odem
Former Presiding Elder Dies in Fire
W C Allen former presiding elder of this district of the M E church and Des Moines resident was killed by smoke and water as he fought a basement blaze at the Dodd Struthers plant in Des Moines He turned in the alarm and perished at his post leaving a wife a son Shirley Allen a daughter Miss Gay Allen and a stepson Frank Libby The Des Moines Tribune notes his noble effort to save the building and cites coworkers and the undertaker Newton in Des Moines
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Iowa Evening Press
Des Moines
W. C. Allen
M. BE. Church
Dodd & Struthers
Allen
Mr. Allen
Shirley Allen
Ames College
Miss Gay Allen
Frank Libby
Chicago
Des Moines Tribune
H. R. Stoota
Stotty
Miss Gay
Iowa
Women's Association
Pineules for backache and kidney symptoms advertised
An advertisement promotes Pineules as a remedy for backache lumbago rheumatism fatigue and all kidney disease symptoms. It claims a tonic effect building strength and health with prices 50 cents and 1.00 sold by W Z Palmer Co Drug Store.
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W. Z. Palmer A, Co
Interesting Letter From Egypt
Letter from Miss Margaret A. Bell in Egypt describes a voyage past Suez and Port Said, coaling ships like the Connecticut and Virginia, the quiet discipline of the sailors, and pride in American navy. It details life at American Mission Hospital in Tanta, the hospital layout, and the welcome given to children, with notes on travel, local customs, and a student nurse.
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Amanda Wissler
Margaret A. Bell
Egypt
American Mission Hospital
Tanta
Miss Wissler
Clyde Malgne
Port Said
Suez Canal
Ohio
U. S
Connecticut
Admiral Sperry
Virginia
Orient
Uncle Sam
Port Sala
Clyde Malone
Mansura
Cit
Baraeem
Harvey
Anna Watson
America
Iowa
Cairo
Alexandria
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Rattenborg, Ross & Judd
County Auditor’s Office
Rattenberg
Rattenbore
Vagalp
Sonic Hall
History of the Association
John F. O'Connell
Avlivwrs
Lydia R. Otto
Frankie Glass
Nell Walker
Ake
H. M. Reinig
Glee Club
E. P. Bennett
Nebraska
Tive
Presiding
M. E. Church
C. L. Herring
The
Bluffs
Tooaxing
Atlantic Automobile Company
Frank Anderson
Mr. Herring
Margaret Bell