Noble Township Subscriptions Boost Southern Extension Road
Noble township in Iowa reports a strong push for the A. N. & B. Ry southern extension with total subscriptions reaching 21,600 dollars. Farmers, led by Ross and Rattenberg, list numerous supporters and amounts, signaling broad landowner buy-in and anticipated value gains from the proposed road.
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Noble Township
Iowa
Messrs. Ross and
Rattenberg
Messrs
Ross and
Harman Dolch
Henry Bicking
Hopelsheimer
Seve
Chris Abelman
B. H. Rose
Inc. Sunderman
Arey
J. F. Himes
Amanda Lary
G. Hardin
M. Rudig
Henry Bourck
Peter Rose
J. A. Kilpatrick
W. L. Eppelsheimer
G. A. Smith
Js Weavers
F. M. Schuler
W.e
Schuler
Esseeseeverees
Joseph Hshelman
Fred Schuler
Geo. P. Schuler
H. W. Schuler
L. N. Saemisch
Henry Eppelsheimer
Jacob Wasmer
Rere
Henrick Schueler
H. Westfall
Sian AO
August Brodd
H. W. Sunderman
G. BH. Eshelman
Henry Abelman
Mrs. Jno
Frank
W. C. Mueller
Weas-e-eers
Ralph Romig
Lewis Studio Promotes New Holiday Photos and Pencils
The Lewis Studio in Atlantic advertises holiday photography with a sepia finish and promises high quality at low prices. It also touts a limited supply of Hnom mer pencils at four cents each, seven for twenty five cents, promising customer satisfaction and value.
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Lewis Studio
Déwi Lewis
Atlantic
the News
Dtf
Knights of Pythias Observance Draws Omaha Dignitaries
Thousands of Pythians from Nebraska and neighboring states attend the 50th anniversary in Omaha. Iola lodge of Dayton Ohio staged Damon and Pythias with a vivid three color drill. Speeches by Governor Sheldon and Mayor Dahlman, plus Supreme and Grand Chancellor attendees, marked an inspiring day of ceremony and entertainment. Milk delivery notice accompanying the event lists McCaustland as local contact.
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Order
Pythian
Nebraska
Iowa
Knights of Pythias
Otiaha
Iola Lodge
Dayton
Ohio
Damon
Pythias
Sheldon
Dahlman
Iola
Yola Lodge
Henry K. Brown
Ward Ferguson
Cleland
Porterfield
Omaha
Real Estate Transfers in Atlantic 1908 Local Listings
Nov 21 1908 H K Williams and wife to E A Rudolph a warehouse lot 12 in Warehouse Add Atlantic for 25 dollars. Nov 28 1908 Alice R Ross and husband to E A Rudolph wd 10 15 08 Its 13 and from 16 to 25 Inc warehouse add Atlantic for 350 dollars. Fred Croissant and wife to Benjamin F Pace wd 11 2008 e2 ned 17-74-34 8 G Hunter and wife to Ambrose Pelleit wd 11 23 08 1t 6 b11 D and K add Atlantic. cers concern POLE.
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H. K. Williams
E. A. Rudolph
Atlantic
Alice R. Ross
Inc
Fred Croissant
Benjamin F. Pace
Ned
G, Hunter
Ambrose Pelleit
Turkeys and football clash teased in early News ad
Turkeys priced at 16 cents a pound at Lorenzens Meat Market. The newly organized Maroons meet the Imperials of Council Bluffs in a Thanksgiving football game at three o clock on the baseball grounds. Attendance expected to be good and robes for winter on display. Crepe paper colors sold at 8 cents a roll while supplies last.
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Lorenzen's
Maroons
Imperials
Council Bluffs
Baseball Grounds
First Meeting in Bear Grove Township Propositions Heard
The first Bear Grove township meeting on November 28 at Center school house at 7 30 p m will discuss the southern extension of the A N 8 road. Citizens urged to attend for explanations and to hear Messrs Rattenberg and Ross present the plan and required steps.
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Center School House
Bear Grove Township
A. N
Messrs. Rattenberg
Ross
Farmers' Short Stock Course at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa November 24 The tenth annual farmers short stock course in live stock and farm crops work will run January 4 to 16 1909 at Town Agricultural college. Special features include animal diseases farm machinery soils horticulture and poultry work with new equipment and the best breed specimens for stock judging. A complete slaughter test on cattle sheep and swine will be conducted by John Gosling Kansas City. Fees eight dollars for Iowa residents five dollars out of state. For information contact Animal Husbandry Department Iowa State College Ames Iowa.
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Ames
Town Agricultural College
America
John Gosling
Kansas City
Iowa
Animal Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
Lost watch charm on Walnut or Fourth Street area
Lost gold and enamel watch charm with monogram I. C. S. on one side and an allegorical figure on the reverse. It may be on Walnut Street, Fourth Street, or the stairway of the old Commercial Bank Building. Finder can return it at the Messenger office for a reward.
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Walnut Street
Fourth Street
Commercial Bank
Sealshipt Oysters Advised as Best Packing
Don's Buy Watered Oysters warned against watering or packing in ice direct to oysters. Ice should surround containers to avoid damage. Sealshipt Oysters are preferred, shucked into airtight steel containers with ice around, and promoted by Brown Grocery Co. for Sealshipt Sense book and Blue Trade-Mark case.
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HE. F. Jones Brown Grocery CO
Flaming Avow and New Pastor Visit Gr as News items
Lincoln J. Carter promotes The Flaming Avow novelty claiming it the most worthy attraction for the American public. Rev. Charles S. Luck visits Griswold Congregational church from Falls River Mass. new pastor since three months. Also notes newborn girl for Frank Thurman and wife and sale of photo mounts and calling cards at the News office.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Mr. Carter
Charles 8. Luck
Griswold
Pierson Leaves for Chicago in Telephone Company Move
D I Pierson formerly managed the local Iowa Telephone Company office and lately worked for it in Omaha, has moved to Chicago to take a position with a telephone company. Also notes notices about News office carbon paper and Thanksgiving publication changes at the Evening News.
Doings of the District Court Opens November Term
Judge A B Thornell and Court Reporter Ferguson arrived from Red Oak to open the November term of the district court. The first day featured preliminaries, grand jury empaneling, and case assignments. The grand jury list includes Wm Lawton foreman and Walter Rae among others. Numerous estate reports, probate actions, and early case assignments span Monday to Wednesday with adjournment for Thanksgiving. Chas Motz arrived for a brief visit ahead of plans to travel to Buenos Ayres with his son Frank.
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A. B. Thornell
Ferguson
Red Oak
Thornell
District Court
Wm. Lawton
Cass Township
Walter Rae
Victoria Township
W. E. Buckley
J. B. Wellman
Pymosa Township
J. M. Giles
Bear Grove
J. H. Bailey
Washington Township
Herman Dolch
Noble Township
George Lang
H. ©. Johnson
Wm. James
Henry Bell
Ruth EH. Byrd
A. S. Byrd
Martin Rudig
Lewis F. Nieman
Thurman
Claus Krambeck
John
Fleming
A. Pcuykendall
the Rock Island
C. P. Meredith
Frank Ll. Brown
Ponder and Wilcox
Chas, Tompkins
A. L. Burnham
GC. P. Meredith
Zeb H. DeLano
L. C. Baker
G. Hunter
Wilcox
Council Bluffs
Chas. Motz
Moline
Buenos Ayres
Frank
Take Off at Rock Island Conductor Omitted From Duties
O Bundy the genial and popular OK has been laid off from duties as conductor on the south branch of the Rock Island. He expects to resume work soon. FRANK RHODY.
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Bundy
Southh
Rock Island
Revival Sparks Stir In Anita Community
Anita residents attend revival services and report a notable stir in town. A well known local man confessed in an open meeting that he had violated the commandment by taking another man’s wife, revealing the gravity of Friday’s Daily report.
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Anita
Personal Parafs of Interest in Anita and Surrounding Towns
Local society notes list visits and travels of residents including H. E. Bartley in Anita on business, Mrs. F. &. Both visiting Lewis parents, Liz Colling on railroad business, and many others. Mentions include Miss Pearl Goss attending the governor's reception in Dow Moines, Miss Minnie Westrope and Iris Crouch visiting Indianola, and Postmaster Frank Beebe meeting friends in Wiota. Multiple trips to Omaha, Griswold, Avoca, and Lincoln for visits, errands, and Thanksgiving plans.
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Hona Rupp
Lewis
B. W. Dufford
Anita
D. C. Voorhees
Chas. Scott
Benton Township
Dollie Gilroy
Will Hamlet
Extra
B. F. Conroy
Walnut
Theo, Woodward
St. Louis
Minnie Westrope
Grant
Iris Crouch
Indianola
Wilma Crouch
Amanda Schick
J. D. Brown
B. Corderman
Griswold
Joie Taylor
Maymie Sampson
Wiota
Amber Kelsey
Witthauer
Oxira
M. B Jenkins
T. T. Anderson
ED. L. Anderson
M. J. Griffin
Casey
J. F. Griffin
Frank Beebe
Wioth
Sarah Rupp
Omaha
Ed Jenkins
W. A. Smith
Ma M. Smith
Denver
A. B. Backus
Moore
M. Conroy
P. I. Appleman
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R. B. McCaustland
Musson
Frank Rhody
Dwit
Phoenix Hose Company
THE
Opera House
K. P. Orchestra
Tures
Frank Thurman
Dts
Yake
Plunkett
Frank Shepherd
R. G. Arnold
Johnson Bros
J. A. Irving
Dwt
Atlantic Evening News
H. E. Bartley
Mrs. F. &. Both
Ed Long
Wallows Junction
G. F. Braun
Manning
Liz Colling
Cora White
Valeley Junction
E. M. Kellogg
Maude
B. R. Platts
Maine
G. TH. Cramer
J. E. Hammond
P. J. Appleman
Frank Strittmatter
Gertrude
Strittmatter
W. H. Sowers
Claremont
Smith
Hxir
W. C. Smith
Grove City
BH. J. Askew
Valley Junction
Clarence Hedgety
Peter Hopley
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