An Answer to Mr Swan from Cass County Republican
A Cass County Republican replies to C A Meredith and Thomas Bryant Swan arguing over primary election law and civil service age. He recalls Civil War service, quotes oaths to defend the Constitution, and asserts lifelong commitment to Cass County and Republican principles. He counters Swan’s claims of opposition to the primary statute and emphasizes duty to voters and state constitution.
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Cass County
C. A. Meredith
Thomas Bryant Swan
Congress of the United
Sumpter
Iowa
Lincoln
United States
War Archives
Washington
Thomas Bryant
Swan
Maine
Union
Mr. Swan
Joseph Herbert Dies after Malignant Growth at 1200 Chestnut
Joseph Herbert a long respected Cass County resident died at his Atlantic home from a malignant liver and pancreas tumor after a prior operation. Born July 24 1853 in Hardin County Ohio he moved to Cass County and later Atlantic with his family. He married Maria Lynch in 1874 and had six children, five surviving. A devoted Methodist and active lodge member, he served as Sunday school chorister and Brighton Township treasurer. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Rev Woodward and others officiating. interment in Maine. Remains available for viewing at the residence Thursday morning. casket not opened at church.
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Joseph Herbert
Chestnut Street
Joseph Kanada Herbert
Hardin County
Ohio
Cass County
Brighton Township
Atlantic
Maria 8
Lynch
W. H.W. Rees
Melville P
Roy J
Maura M
Ralph I. Florence
Ruth
Laura M
D. D
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buck Creek
Young Ladies
Brighton
Township
Masonic Fraternity
Maine
Eastern
Orpha
Royal Archi Masons
Kedron Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of United Workman
Herbert
Depar Whfé
Frank
Henry
Nu Woodward
G. Aten
Harwood
William Stevenson
Scott Seeks County Representation in Atlantic May 1908
John W. Scott declares intent to represent the county, pledging to back the constitution and the measures approved by constituents of Cags county through their voices and votes. Atlantic, May 26, 1908.
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Cags County
John W. Scott
Atlantic
Professor Still Here in City Campaign Visit
Prof Byron J Still of the Cumberland schools visited the city today as a Republican nomination candidate for superintendent of schools. He called at the office and conducted a clean campaign, described as pleasant and capable if he is nominated and elected.
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Byron J. Still
The
Cumberland Schools
Siper
Still
Carlson to Be Toastmaster for Alumni Banquet
The alumni banquet committee selects Victor Carlson as toastmaster for this year’s event. Officials say the affair will be more elaborate than ever with three hundred invitations sent out.
Memorial Day Program Outlines observances in town
The town announces a Memorial Day observance on Saturday May 30 with morning services at 9 o’clock in front of the G A R hall and cemetery decorating. Afternoon events at 2 o’clock include a parade to city park, music by a school chorus and readings and addresses led by local pastors. If weather fails indoor services will be held at the Methodist church. Local railroad men travel to Des Moines for a veteran meeting.
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Women’s Relief Corps
G.A.R. Hall
City Park
Theodore G. Steinke
Henderson
America
W. M. Elston
I. N. Woodward
J. George
Methodist Church
Wayior
the Rock, Island
Des Moines
Cad. Smith
Rutherford
Omaha
Resort Construction Slowed by Wet Weather
Workmen under F. W. Smith north of the city progress on his resort at his home but recent wet spell slows construction. Completion will take time and little work is expected this year.
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F. ©. Smith
Funeral Services for Dewane Gaylord and Robert Mutum
Funeral services for the late Dewane Gaylord will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the Church of Christ. The funeral for the late Robert Mutum will be at 2 30 at the Monroe township cemetery in Shelby County.
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Dewane’ Gaylord
Church of Christ
Robert Mutum
Monroe Township
Shelby County
Miss Kringle Elected Principal
Miss Mary Kringle, longtime Hartley Iowa teacher, was elected principal of the school in Hartley and will return there next year for her new duties.
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Miss Kringle
Mary Kringle
Hartley
Iowa
UAW Lodge Announces Funeral Attendance Plans
The A U A W lodge will meet at their hall at 12 30 Wednesday to arrange attendance at the funeral of J K Herbert Glen Moreland M W John Eggers Rec
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UAW
U. W. Lodge
J. K. Herbert
Glen Moreland
M. W
John Eggers
Masons Invite Funeral Attendance for J. K. Herbert
Masons meet tomorrow at 12 45 p m in the lodge room to attend the funeral of late brother J K Herbert. Doctors offer trial treatments for various diseases and invite cases for home diagnosis and treatment at 1122 Aye Des Moines Iowa. A musical treat at Vose Hall Tuesday evening.
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J. K. Herbert
E. J. Gillette
Ww. M
Des Moines
Vose Hall
Cummins Campaign Leads To Last Week Meetings Across Counties
A week remains before the primary election as Cummins and Allison forces hold rallies. M Hart spoke in Massena in favor of Senator Allison, while Cummins supporters plan meetings in Lewis and Griswold with Byers speaking. Wiota hosts a follow-up with W B Emerson, and debates focus on the Allison Cummins rivalry as candidates press for attention.
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Congress
United States
M. Hart
Council Bluffs
Massena
Allison
Bluffs
Cummins
Lewis
Byers
Griswold
T. B.swan
Wiota
Cummns
W. B. Emerson
Allison-men
Liberal offer invites subscriptions to Des Moines paper
The Register and Leader promotes a liberal introductory rate for the balance of the year to January 1, 1909, with daily and Sunday editions at $3.00. It claims unbiased political coverage, reliable Iowa news service, editorials for the common good, markets, baseball box scores, and cartoons. Subscriptions are payable to The Register and Leader Co. in Des Moines.
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Register and Leader
Dés Moines Register and Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Iowa News Service
Register and
Leader
Iowa
Yowa
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Hart land mother backs Chamberlain cough remedy
February case of whooping cough prompts Mrs A Goss of Durand Michigan to commend Chamberlain Cough Remedy as effective for children. Atlantic Drug Co. sells it. Also ads: three piece oak bedroom set, dining table, chairs, sofa, book case, heaters, range at sacrifice prices. Pythian Sisters meet tonight. Weather forecast fair with possible local storms. Green Bay Lumber Co. advertises screen doors and services.
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A.’ Goss
Durand, Mich
Atlantic Drug Co
Walnut Street
May License Milk Cows for Tuberculosis Debate
City council members discuss licensing cow ownership and mandatory tuberculosis testing. An ordinance may require periodic tests and fees, forcing owners to pay for the privilege of keeping cows. Iowa Weather and Crop Service notes continued wet weather, delayed planting, but good corn germination and warns of flood risks.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Social and club gatherings parade through a mild social week
The Ladies' Literary club hosts an evening meeting at the Harlans home while Civic club events were postponed by weather. G T Bridge Whist and N B Bridge Whist gatherings convened at Mrs Mead and Mrs Nichols homes with light refreshments and a luncheon. Dr Shoop's Restorative touted as a general tonic for nerves digestion and vitality, available everywhere. Bernice Steward of Des Moines visits Vose Hall Tuesday evening.
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Ladies’ Literary Club
J. S. Harlan
Civic Club
G. T. Bridge 'Whist Club
N. 8. Bridge Whist Club
William Nichols
Poplar Street
Bernice Steward de Des Moines
Vose Hall
New York City's Restaurant Range Shrinks Among the Elite
A remark notes New York city has a very small share of first class restaurants without rivals in the world and many far poorer ones, rarely equaled in other great cities.
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New York City
City Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight Busy Day
Joel Perkins returns from Nebraska business trip while Dr. H McGregor visits from Hagle Grove. Griswold’s H K Forsyth and Walnut’s Miss Clara Christensen stop in. Italian orchestra browses the streets as Roy Hedges repaints his parlor. Dr. G C Giles from Maine and Postmaster W B Davis of Lewis appear on business. Henry Buttenhoff and Mrs. Buttenhoff shop and visit friends. Howard Marshall aims for Des Moines track meet. Dr. Emmett notes sister’s illness in Washington DC. M C Cardio travels to Des Moines. George Comer recovers from cane ning factory accident. Masons pay sympathy calls for late Joseph Herbert. George Comer’s ankle injury from pulley. Continuous notes on locals’ comings and goings and health.
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Joel Perkins
Nebraska
H. ¥. McGregor
Hagle Grove
H. K. Forsyth
Griswold
Clara Christensen
Walnut
B. C. Harris
Lewis
Roy Hedges
G. C. Giles
Maine
Harry Rogers
Nebe
Albert Johnson
Enright
W. Allen
W. B. Davis
Henry Buttenhoff
Howard Marshall
Des Moines
Emmett
Shaw
Washington, D. Cc
Hi. Goodspeed
Cm. Cole
Sioux City
George Larson
Hazel Street
William Hopley
Chicago
G. B. Olney
Carl Rowe
Mesers
Remein
Giles
Allen
Marne
Joseph Herbert
George Comer
Canning Factory
Dr. Campbell
M. C. Cardio
Joe
Ighland Park University
Cardio
M.C
Emmert
Iowa
American Medical’ Society
Washington
Max
Don Pruitt Returns to Town and Talks Unsolved Baker City Murder
Don Pruitt, son of Mrs. R. B. Pruitt, long in Baker City as city editor of the Baker City Herald, arrived for an extended stay after resigning his post. He says no trace was found of ex-Sheriff Harvay Brown’s murder last fall, and officers have no leads. His brother, Hayl Pruitt, is practicing in Idleton. Violin program slated for Tuesday evening.
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Don Pruitt
R. B. Pruitt
Baker City
Ore
Don
Harvay Brown
Hayl_P. reports
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MO. W. Scott
Spall Ghestant
M.E. Church
Hart
Sena
Atlantic Canning Company
Pythian Sisters
Soowa
Green Bay. Lumber CO. Aa
Social Mirror
New York
Onur City
Atlantic Evening
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