Massena News Roundup Highlights Local Trips and Transfers
Massena Iowa items list visitors and departures including Rev Kennath visiting Win ton, Fred Kirkman returning from Oklahoma, Miss Prudie Shaver resigning as operator, land deals near Lew Hogan farm, and travels of A J Allen and Miss Selma Curry. Carnival at Cumberland draws crowds and minor rail mishap delayed return. Andrew Trimmey farm sold at 100 dollars per acre to buyers from Atlantic. P A Gerard and wife visit Anita and friends en route home from a six month loop. G W Ringle sees $100 per acre farms near Massena.
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Massena
Iowa
Rev. P
Kennath
Winton
Fred W. Kirkman
Oklahoma
Charles Marlowe
Creston
John Pace
Ogden
John Spensley
Independence
B. M. Kifffman
J. A. Timber
Council Bluffs
Beatrice Romesha
Greenfield
Downey
Casper Smith
Jacob Smith
Adair
A. J. Leap
Clarinda
Prudie Shaver
Massena Independent Telephone Company
Phil Smith
Lew Hogan
Adams County
Mr. Hogan
Vredenburg
A. J.allen
Des Moines
Bessie Smith
Mr. Warring
Malvern
Miss Smith
Massena Township
Corning
Selma Curry
Anita
Bridgewater
Kansas
Covington
Kentucky
Cumberland
Burlington Railroad
Fontanelli
Andrew Trimmey
W. Nenshaw
Atlantic
G. W
J. P. Ringle
Stewart Trimmer
P. A. Gerard
Horton
C. M. Myers
California
Gerard
Missouri
G. W. Ringle
Anita Tribune
Lobster Tale With Moral From Meeting Fight
Walter Poll Main Lobsters story unfolds at a Kimpfallies meeting where a waiter explains lobsters travel far and fight. Amin enters a restaurant, rejects a mangled lobster, requests a winner, illustrating a political contrast judged by Judge Smith.
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Judge Smith
Amin
Leah
Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Parker Show Tent
McGuire and Price, two Parker show employees, were fined $25 each in Mayor Straight's court after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. Arrest occurred about 7:30 last evening near the Upper Chestnut street pony show tent where Erma Gipple, described as a city incorrigible girl, was found with curtains drawn. Gipple was bound over to the district court. Mayor Straight will recommend sending her to the industrial school for girls. The incident drew bystander attention but there was no proof of improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Shows
McGuire
Price
Straight
Erma Gipple
Upper Chestnut Street
District Court
Industrial School
Marshal TlaRue
High School Football Team Disbands Over Scheduling Drought
The high school football team has disbanded citing inability to secure games. Players were performing well and finances were sound, but the group chose to quit rather than endure unsatisfactory dates.
Lewis Woman Dead in Local Home
Mrs Annie BE Davis wife of 18 Davis died at her Lewis home about two this morning after a week long illness with pneumonia and grippe. She was 57 years 3 months and 19 days old and leaves her husband and several children including son Melvin Davis who makes his home here. Funeral arrangements not announced. Interment will be in Atlantic cemetery.
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Lewis
Annie BE
M. Davis
Davis
Melvin Davis
Atlantic Cemetery
Five Mile Grove School to Close Friday
The Grove school will close Friday of this week and scholars will present an afternoon entertainment. Mrs. Deane from south of town visited at W. J. Tobias’s with her son Percy and wife. A daughter was born to Ed Warren and wife Friday morning. Clark Swiger, badly injured in a runaway from the Nelson sale, is recovering well. Epworth League of Atlantic M E church enjoyed time at Clarence Pellett’s Friday evening with refreshments. J. W. Lamb plans a new furnace under his house. Mrs. Signal helped care for her father Mr Swiger. Mr. Signal visited Sunday. Miss Dollie Desmond remains ill at her home northeast of town. A. Pellett installs a 16x20 cement floor in his barn. Grove ladies prepare a clothing box for the Orphans Home in Council Bluffs. leave garments at Mrs. O. N. Becker’s home. Read the Evening News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Mile Grove
Grove
Clarence Pellett
J. W. Lamb
Signal
Omaha
Swiger
Dollie Desmond
A. Pellett
Ladies of the Grove
Council Bluffs
O. N. Becker
Smith Delivers Campaign Speech At Kimballton In Rain
Congressman Walter I. Smith spoke to about two hundred at a tent meeting in Kimballton. He contrasted Taft’s record with Bryan’s proposals, criticized tariff reform and bank deposit guarantees, and urged support for Republican principles amid bad weather and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimballton
Walter I. Smith
Martin Esbeck
Judge Smith
Democratic Party
Tis
Bryan
John Sharp Willams
Housefut Representatives
Myr
Heelain
Roosevelt Nolictus
Roosevelt
Smith
Republican Party
Taft
Bryen’s
Second Day of Land Drawing Rewards Numerous Winners
The second day of the land drawing at Dellus 8 D. produced many winners along the win in this vicinity. Notable names include Clarke of Marne and Hsbeck of Kimballton with others such as Aaron Peterson Shenandoah Joseph Levin Soesler Harlan Harry Jackson Carroll K Fiscus Harlan Marion Hite Red Oak L M Wiederhald Carroll Ralph Tucker Red Oak B F Carper Audubon E B Anderson Clarinda S Q Martin Harlan N M Peterson Walnut C C Floyd Casey E Harn Wxira Geo T Smith Casey G A Kratt Audubon J K Bonce Menlo Chas N Clark Marne Hans Miller Exira M N Esbeck Kimballton Raymond Ritner Shenandoah Ida Clark Walnut J J Mitchell Red Oak Henry Douglas Adair W V Carmichael Walnut W E Pritchard Walnut. Council Bluffs residents among the winners include B J McPane, W T O'Neil, D L Weir, J A Kelly, John Olson, Isaac Doty, Frank C Hardin, Marcellus C Mixley, Frank E Bellinger, Carl J Madsen, L A McCarger, James T Lund, John Jacob Ott, J H Shaver, Wm Lewis, Arthur Moran.
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Dellus
Martin
Hsbeck
Kintballton
Chas
CG. Clarke
Marne
I Chi Vweinity
Iaj
Aaron Peterson
Shenandonhust
Joseph H
Levin Soesler
Harlan
Wm. Lewis
Arthur ©. Moran
Horse and mule buyer to visit Walnut Anita Atlantic dates
J. W. McMacken, the horse and mule buyer, will be in Hxira October 22, Walnut October 28, Anita October 24 morning, and Atlantic October 24 afternoon. Stock must be fat and well broken. He comes to buy not to look. Call Muss at 891 and have Cuy Steam Laundry fetch your bundle for a satisfied smile.
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J. W. McMacken
Hxira
Walnut
Anita
Atlantic
Muss
Republicans Hold Meeting in Audubon County Rally
Audubon county Republicans gathered to vote the ticket from top to bottom. Mr. Bonneill and A. F. Drake spoke on session items and county duties. The Kimballton Band performed as the A. N. & S. special train carried locals W. C. Williams L. T. Spangler Lawrence Morsyth J. H. Jones E. P. Chase P. F. Howell and J. W. Stevens. Judge Smith of Atlantic attended and planned stops at Shelby and later counties with Secretary Wilson while touring Nebraska Kansas and Indiana.
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Audubon County
Mr. Bonneill
A. F. Drake
Kimballton Cornet Band
W. C. Williams
L. T. Spangler
Laurence Morsyth
J. H. Jones
E. P. Chase P. F. Howell
Avoca
J. W. Stevens
Elkhom
Judge Smith
Atlantic
Martin Nsbeck
Ely
Bluffs
Shelby
Wilson
Newbraska
Kansas
Indiana
Tatt
Miss Schiappa Casse Crowned Festival Queen at Crowning
Miss Schiappa Casse won the festival queen crown with about 8690 votes, over a close second for Miss Otto Sit com. The crowning occurs Friday night at the animal show on Chestnut street with her attendants and a brief ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenn Schiappacasse
Lytia Otte
Hididties Deingiacoe
Towlaey Iets
Vitek Dunes
Jonnie Sehiangieasse
la Gie
Mattie Wright
Leone Sands
Matie Fulton Eidi
Father and son marry same couple in Cumberland and West Liberty
Wim Nolan a Cumberland constable weds Mira Bilderback owner of the Cumberland hotel in Cumberland yesterday morning. Their son Ivan Nolan marries Miss Connelly daughter of J A Connelly of Cumberland now living in West Liberty. Legs Mountain and wife traveled from the city to attend the West Liberty wedding. Women of the W R C plan to serve dinner and supper Wednesday and Thursday in the A R hall, promising homestyle meals.
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Wim. Nolan
Cumberland
Mira
Bilderback
West Liberty
Ivan Nolan
Wmi
Nolan
Miss Connelly
J. A. Connelly
W.R. C. Wilh
A. R. Hall
Left on Her Doorstep for This Mother
Mrs A G Tugon of Livermore Cre writes about finding a bottle of Vinol on her doorstep. Her five year old daughter suffered poor appetite, fatigue, and delicacy but soon gained flesh and strength after taking Vinol. She notes fewer colds and urges other mothers to try Vinol. Atlantic Drug Co sells Vinol in Athintte.
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A. G. Tugon
Livermore
Cre
Atelantic Drug Co
Taft club organizer arrival plans in city
Att Clit J. W. Stevens from New York organizes Taft club in city and has gained over fifty joiners for the effort. The group will be formed at the store next week as part of a statewide effort for Iowa and Missouri for the National Leave of Republican Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stevens
New York
Iowa
Missouri
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Walter Poll
Ers
Walter J. Smith
Kimballi
Clarke
Maine
Martin Fi
Beck
Ners
Miss Schiappacasse
Quean
Wm. Nolan
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