Registration Tally and Election Day Plans in Atlantic
Voters in Atlantic prepare for the election tomorrow with polling places listed at City Hotel Sam Temple’s Office Grand Jury Adams German Church Elm Street and registration sessions in all wards. Bets and campaign bets reflect local interest as registration climbs in every ward.
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Sam Temple
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Court House
Clarence
Fur Man at the Park Hotel Promotes Fur Line
A fur representative at the Park Hotel showcases a vast array of ladies furs in Atlantic city, with coats priced from 20 to 600 dollars and sets from 3 to 150, offering repair and remodeling services and urging readers to visit Tuesday November 3. The notice also urges voting for all thirteen electors. The piece then extols the Chicago Stock Show International Live Stock Exposition as a premier edu cational event for breeders and feeders, praising its ongoing progress and urging support from the livestock industry.
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Atlantic
New York
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the Park
How They Voted Four Years Ago in 1904
The News presents a compact resume of the 1904 vote showing Roosevelt’s overwhelming popular lead and 336 electoral votes. Readers are invited to compare the election results with prior years and note the large plurality achieved.
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News
Roosevelt
For Sale One No 6 Radiant Home Heater
Readable details indicate a single item listing for a No 6 Radiant home heater. The notice mentions the seller Appleman and a contact method via d2wl ups JI, with no additional conditions or specifications provided.
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Ups JI
Appleman
Murray Named News Collectors Atlantic Subscriptions
Mr. Keith Murray is appointed collector for the News, to gather monthly Atlantic subscriptions. Readers are urged to have funds ready when Murray calls to prevent delays. The notice also references voting for all thirteen electors and a local meeting with Mrs Milner, noting good attendance and providing a contact number.
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Keith Murray
The
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Atlantic
Murray
The Cow Puncher at the Mann attractions on Wednesday
The Mann attractions present The Cow Puncher as the next show at the opera house this Wednesday night November 4th. The Mann attractions are noted for being consistently good and draw audiences.
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Opera House
Electric car start from Lincoln to New York in 21 days
A Fritchle electric automobile driven by O P Fritchle, manufacturer from Denver, heading from Lincoln Nebraska to New York City, passed Atlantic at noon today. He is joined by W P Proff of Indianapolis. The attempt, first long distance run by an electric car, draws much attention as they expect to finish with time to spare.
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Lincoln
Neb
New York City
Atlantic
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Denver
W. P.proff
Indianapolis
Ind
Proff
Vote for all thirteen electors on your ballot
Aerdt J.8, PRESSNALL, Pension Attorney, announces guidance on ballots in Atlantic Iowa. The notice lists a pension attorney’s address in the Downs Building on Chestnut Street and urges voters to ensure all thirteen electors are chosen.
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Pressnall
Downs Building
Chestnut Street
Atlantic
Iowa
The Merchant Tailor and the Factory Garment Dilemma
The tailor claims to tailor garments to each client by studying personality, vocations, and years, selecting fabrics and cuts to suit appearance. He contrasts his custom approach with the retailer who must sell factory-made clothes regardless of fit, since the creator never sees the buyers.
Matthew Shepherd Dead Near Keyes South of Cemetery
Matthew Shepherd longtime county resident died at 12 45 am at the home of his brother in law Robert Keyes, one half mile south of the cemetery. Born in Ontario May 10 1845 he moved to Audubon county thirty three years ago and had no children. He is survived by two brothers George in Oregon and William in the city and four sisters in Canada. Funeral at the Keyes home at 2 30 Wednesday with Rev Griffith of the M E church officiating. interment in Atlantic cemetery.
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Matthew Shepherd
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Mr. Keyes
Ontario
Canada
Audubon County
Pacific Coast
Blackweel
Manitoba
Nicholson
Anderson
Dale
Atlantic
Stormr covers horses line promoted by F. J. Rhody
Short ad style note advertises stormr covers for horses with contact F. J. Rhody and code 00600005 for ordering details.
Funeral of Frank E. Whipple
Funeral services for the late Frank E. Whipple were held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at his home with Rev J George of the Presbyterian church officiating. The Elks conducted the grave service with Exalted Ruler Jeck and others leading. a quartet of order members sang. Pallbearers included B R Wasson, Chas Hunt, C E Blodgett, H K Williams, L Z Spangler, and J A Shrock.
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Frank E. Whipple
J. George
Presbyterian Church
The
Elks
Jeck
John Jones
C. A. Rasmusson
B. R. Wasson
Order
Dr. Burke
John Rapp
Max Ross
Frank Devine
Storm covers for horses line showcased by F. J. Rhody
F. J. Rhody presents a new batch of storm covers designed for horses, highlighting durable material and snug fit. The line emphasizes weather protection and practical use for equine transport and turnout.
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F. J. Rhody
November 2 Election Writing Urged by City Residents
City residents who have not yet learned to write it November were urged to do so before the election. The message emphasizes completing the phrase correctly as part of civic participation.
Sausage varieties at Jones Meat Market reported
Readable lines note Sausage products including wiener wurst and bologna offered at Jones meat market. Local listing mentions diverse sausage options with minimal details.
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Jones
Veteran Answers Last Roll Call
John K Smith, 68 years old, died of tuberculosis at his son in law's home south of the city. He served in the Civil War and was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. Born in Ohio, he had lived in Audubon County earlier and in this county in recent years. His wife died years ago. daughters include Mrs. McGriff and Mrs. Harry Sutton. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the McGriff home, Rev. Elston officiating. remains to be shipped to Audubon for burial.
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John K
Smith
Kndivn
Aife
Ohio
G. A R
Audubon County
McGriff
Elston
Audubon
Jones Has the Kind of Wiener You Like Sausage and Bologna
The note discusses preferences for meat products including sausage and bologna with casual language. It presents no clear news event or identifiable entities beyond mentions of sausage types. No further details are provided.
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Jones
Electrical supplies and services offered by Albert Johnson
An advertisement notes a complete stock of electrical supplies and all kinds of electrical work including repairs. Customers can place orders or inquire by calling or leaving orders at Albert Johnson's Clothing Store.
Robes for sale by Frank J. Rhody
Frank J. Rhody offers a variety of robes and robes in assorted styles for immediate purchase. Customers are urged to visit or contact for available sizes and prices.
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