Great Republican Meeting Crowds Taft Cheers At Opera House
A monster Republican rally last evening at the opera house featured a quartet led chorus and a Taft Sherman display. Speakers praised conservation, tariff policy, and campaign funding laws while denouncing Democratic stands. The packed audience, including many voters, responded with strong applause and energetic vocals.
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Billy Bryan
Quartette
Messrs
Gillette
Crawford
Wissler
Quint
Opera House
Taft
Sherman
Mullins
Rev. George
Congressman Smith
Funeral services for Frank B Whipple Saturday
Funeral services for the late Frank B Whipple will be held Saturday afternoon at the Tate home and the Atlantic cemetery. Rev J George to preside at the home and the Elks lodge will handle rites at the grave. Be sure you register Saturday October 8 or you will lose your vote.
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Tate Mane
Frank B. Whipple
Tate
Locust Street
Atlantic Cemetery
Rev. J. George
Elks Ladg
Taft praised as a great man in own right at rally
Rev J George contrasted Taft with Roosevelt and Bryan as he blasted the Democratic Party. He cited a James Sherman poem and recounted a lob ster tale to mock candidates, declaring the Republican Party offers a winner. After the meeting a Park hotel reception hosted by Judge Smith followed.
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Taft
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Smith
United States
Bryan
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
James 8. Sherman
Republian Party
Park Hotel
Estate sale at 609 Poplar Street this Friday and Saturday
Mrs D H Stafford invites buyers to a household goods sale at her residence 609 Poplar Street on Friday and Saturday. The for sale items include furniture, dishes, utensils, and miscellaneous household necessities. Proceeds support immediate needs.
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Poplar St
Miss Eva Morgan Marries Thomas Carter at Glencoe
The Gleneco Mirror reports the marriage of Mrs. Eva V. Morgan of Atlantic Iowa to Thomas Carter of Glencoe Oklahoma on Monday October 19 at 8 30 pm. Rev A W Thurlow officiated at the groom's home with simple ceremonies. Carter, a Royal Mail Carrier and auctioneer, is praised as an exemplary citizen. Voters are urged to cast ballots for all thirteen electors and to ensure registration to avoid losing rights.
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Glenecos
Okla
Isva V. Morgan
Atlantic
Iowa
Thomas Carter
Glencoe
A. €. Thurlow
Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Death of Center Payton Links Booth to City’s Dramatic Era
Aiown Theatrical figure Center Payton dies at his old Centerville home after a long southward sojourn. Brother-in-law of Dr. A. D. McCall, Payton was a former Center ville resident twenty five years ago and a former printer with the Bacon stock company. His burial is planned in Centerville. Dr. McCall could not travel in time. Payton’s death recalls ties to the Spooners and the local dramatic world, with many old friends here mourning.
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Corse Payton
New York
Center Payton
Dr. McCall
Payton
South
Centerville
Paytons
Spooners
McCall
Old Bacon Stock Company
Old Daily Democrat
Chas, Sr. Chase
Forecast for Town-Faby Continues Cool Tonight and Friday
Weather forecast for Town-Faby calls for continued cool conditions tonight and Friday. All Elks are asked to meet at Club Rooms Saturday at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of Brother F. B. Whipple, with Elks in charge of services at the cemetery.
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Elks
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F. B. Whipple
Marriage at Griswold Brings Knop Rumored Union
Griswold reports C. L. Otto Knop democratic candidate for county attorney may have wed Miss Kennedy a local girl. Friends of Knop in the county await confirmation before extending congratulations.
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Griswold
C. L. Otto Knop
Miss Kennedy
Knop
Vermilya Wins Gun Trophy at Atlantic Gun Club Shoot
Fred Vermilya of Audubon won the $70 fifty bird amateur gun trophy at the Atlantic Gun Club event, with 48 birds. Chas Kolb and Cal Leach followed, while Ud Berg won the low grade amateur prize with 37 birds. Professionals Fred Gilbert and Maxwell tied at 426 of 440, Crosby had 419. 12,000 shells were used. Voters reminded to register by October 1.
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Appleman
Atlantic Gun Club
Fair Grounds
Chas
Kol
Cal Leach
Kolb
Leach Hi
Weitzelay
Hunter Arms Company
Buat
Fred Vermilya
Audubon
Fallaue
Baker Arms Company
Ud Berg
Hammond
Fred Gilbert
Maxwell
Crosby
Vinol touted by Rev Geo W Ruland as strongest strength builder
Rev Geo W Ruland of Keene New Hampshire endorses Vinol claiming it rebuilt him after being run down and overworked. The Atlantic Drug Co asserts Vinol uses fresh cod liver elements plus tonic iron and has no injurious drugs. They guarantee money back if unsatisfied.
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Geo. W. Ruland
Keene
N. H
Vinci
Atlantic Drug Co
Atlantic
Smith Heads to Audubon for Evening Speech
Congressman Walter S. Smith left this afternoon for Audubon where he speaks this evening. He spent the morning calling on friends and local business leaders, making a pleasant call and spreading good cheer.
Progressive Luncheon Highlights Society Afloat in Town
At 507 Hazel street Mys i Bya Amingter hosted a six course progressive luncheon with yellow decor and hand painted yellow butterfly place cards. Guests included Lena Wilken Patricia Bunton Blanche Bunton and Virginia Carter who assisted in serving. Today Mrs Georges Mosier hosted one of the season’s biggest receptions at 710 Cedar in a grand event with hundreds invited.
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Bya Amingter
Hazel Street
Lena Wilken
Patricia Bunton
Blanche Bunton
Virginia Carter
Georges Mosier
Cedar St
Mesdames Mosier
E. W. Dufford
Shenton
J. B. Coate
Crisman
Stevenson
Henshaw
Rearranging the Rates and Local Ads in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids agent for Bennett Insurance revises town rates for a proportional overall adjustment, promising some reductions and some increases to reflect recent conditions. Also advertised are Sealshipt oysters with emphasis on superior flavor and value, Kaney Elberta peaches at 1 75 per box, and cord grapes at 3 cents per basket from Schluppneasse's.
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Bennett Insurance Agency
Cedar Rapids
Hus
Schluppneasse
Rotherham and Keith Married at Christchurch Parsonage
At the Christchurch parsonage last night Rev W M Elston united John Rotherham and Miss Lin cinda E Keith in marriage in the presence of relatives and intimate friends. The groom works on city street projects and the bride, formerly of Cumberland, will reside at 200 Birch Street.
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Christchurch
WM Elston
John Rotherham
Lincinda E. Keith
C. Kuhl
Cumberland
Birch Street
Democratic chairman attends meeting despite rumors
Democratic chairman W.W. Eller maintained his political stance after attending the Smith meeting last evening. He was escorted to the platform by Chairman Mullins when no seats were available, allowing him to hear the speech. Girls or women seeking sewing work should apply at 613 Poplar Street.
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Charman
W.W. W. Eller
Mullins
Poplar Street
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Landis
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Tennessee
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Miss Eva Morgan
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Eos
Lahoma
Royal Mail Carrier
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Ville
Elky
Vermilya
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