Bad Accident Near L W Wheatley Place In City
Ed Prall, a noted sidewalk man, was riding with Mr Wheatley’s son to the L W Wheatley place when a wagon wheel sank into a soft spot after recent rains. The horses bolted, Prall was dragged, later carried home, bruised but no bones broken, expected to recover after a few days of rest. he will be laid up from work.
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Ed Prall
L. W. Wheatley
Wheatley
Wheatley Place
Mr. Wheateley
Pratt
Bay Lumber Co Coat Ad Hints At Local Goods
An old newspaper fragment promotes Green Bay Lumber Co offerings describing a coat and tat Cove items for horses. F J Rhody is named in relation to the advertisement and sale. The wording reflects a period ad style with terse product mentions and small seller branding.
Comet Visible Early Evening in Western Sky
Thos H Whitney reports the comet now visible in the upper western sky during early evenings. It lies due east and west near the Milky Way edge south of Vega, identified by two small nearby stars forming a triangle with the bright star. A good telescope may reveal it better, but it remains faint and distant, about one hundred million miles away and increasing.
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Thos. H. Whitney
Milky Way
Local notices and society brief from Poplar street to Elks funeral
Women urged to apply for sewing work at 613 Poplar Street. Carlot and Harry Watts report growing newspaper circulation for the Register and Leader. Elks plan to meet at 2 p m Saturday to honor Bro F E Whipple at the cemetery. Postpone Atlantic flight due to snow and rain as No 4 expected around 5 30.
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Poplar Street
Elks
F. E. Whipple
Hog Sale Notice for Twenty Jersey Duroc Boars
Auction note announces sale of twenty Duroc Jersey boars and spring hogs. Items listed include CHAS and SNYDER holdings with reference to streets in Atlantic Iowa and nearby townships. Sale date and precise lot details are unreadable in current text.
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Jersey
Fallsigs Chas
Snyder, T Streets
Atlantic, Towa
See' our line of storm cove horoes. Fos RHODY
See our line of storm cove heroes. Fos Rhody.
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F- J. Rhody
Storm Cove
Fos Rhody
Short Tales From Town: Resignations Beets and Ballots
Short stories from the town note Walter Ballard resigns from Boren’s hardware and moves home to Redfield. A beet from the old Northup place yields three perfectly formed bulbs in one. A. H. Mountain, Republican candidate for county recorder, visits town. A straw vote at Mrs. George Mosier’s home favors Taft 157 to 24 Bryan. Henry Seaman distributes county ballots to four townships. Frank Lister,Des Moines fruit dealer, breaks his right arm unloading goods in Carroll and is treated locally.
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Chas. Snyder
Northup Place
Frank
Lister
G. C. Taft Company
Des Moinnés
Carroll
Forecast for Towa Partly Cloudy to Night and Saturday
The forecast for Towa calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and on Saturday with a warming trend. Stronger warmth is expected in the northwest portion of the area on Saturday.
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Towa
Brayton Visitor and Hospital Recovery Highlights
Z James Rorick of Brayton was in the city today for business and social visits. Mrs. Chas Doepke, long treated at the hospital, has recovered sufficiently to expect discharge tomorrow.
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James” Rorick
Brayton
Chas
Doepke
Late News of the County Items of Interest
A compilation from the Lewis Standard reports local notes from Griswold Anita and surrounding towns. Bert Goessling and wife welcome a daughter. Anita depot water tank collapsed safely during a passing freight. Evangelist Jones ended meetings and will return later this winter. Lewis residents Hunt couple honeymooned in Omaha and settled east of town. John A Irving and Nina Maude Clarke wed in Lansing Michigan with reception in Anita. John Hancock’s family mourn the loss of infant Earl Leroy. O R Ervin to quit Southern Pacific and join Holtville Interurban Railway. Daniel Confare deceased in Chicago, funeral in Lincoln Center with relatives attending. Leonard Black visiting Griswold summoned as witness in DeWitt case. DeWitt, a Griswold neighbor, died recently leaving contested will between first and second wives’ children.
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O. R. Ervin
Southern Pacific Railway. Co
Holtville Interurban Railway Co
Los Angeles
Lewis Standard
Leonard. Black
Griswold
Clint
Avoca
DeWitt
will—Lewis
The Merchant Tailor I Study Their Personality
A compact reflection on assessing a tailor’s character and traits based on observed behavior and demeanor. The piece weighs how a craftsman’s habits, attention to detail, and interaction style reveal reliability and artistry in tailoring work.
Democrats Stop Printing Ballots in Pottawattamie Feud
County Auditor Cheyne received an injunction halting the printing of official ballots for the general election. The Monarch Printing Co. was told to pause until a hearing on the rights of Democratic candidates for board of supervisors terms designated on the ballot. Printers expected a two day delay, with a likely full day of court before continuing.
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Cheyne
Monarch Printing Company
Board of Supervisors
Walking Around the World on Wager to Farm
Two Pittsburgh youths E. 8. Gage and H. F. Flynn arrived in the city bound for a five year world trek on foot. They seek five hundred acre farms in the United States as rewards if successful, plan to earn by selling post cards, and carry khaki uniforms with knapsacks while documenting each town they visit.
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Gage
H. F
Flynn
Pittsburgh
Penn
Chicago
United States
Pittsburg
Big Reception Yesterday at Mrs Mosier’s Charm House
A grand reception at Mrs G L Mosier’s home on Cedar Street drew about three hundred ladies for four hours of activity and socializing. Hostesses Mesdames Shenton Stevenson Dufford Henshaw Coate Crisman Hamlet Wilkin Crawford and Meredith aided in hosting. red and green decorations illuminated the rooms while three-course refreshments were served.
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G. L. Mosier
Cedar Street
Mesdames Mosier
Shenton
Stevenson
Dufford
Henshaw
Coate
Crisman
Mesdames Hamlet
Wilkin, & Crawford
B. F. Jones
C. A. Meredith
Building Activity In Town Advances On Hospital Addition And Livery Barn
Considerable building activity continues in the vicinity with two principal projects: the hospital addition and a new brick livery barn by Mr. Petit. Both are progressing well as better weather aids progress.
Exhibit of Deering corn picker at Quinlan farm
The Evening News advertises a No 2 Deering corn picker and husker to be shown Monday at one o clock p m on Quinlan farm two miles north of Atlantic Olive street road. The machine is praised as time and labor saving with two men and a boy able to crib eight acres daily. I N H Co reports starting one at Westside and selling seven that day.
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Quinlan
Atlantic
Olive Street
Westside
Lost Setter Reward Offered by P. I. Appleman
A female black white and tan setter is missing. Contact P. I. Appleman for information or reward at the 42 contact line. Enable quick action to recover the dog and ensure safety.
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P. I. Appleman
Reformation Memorial Day Service at German Evangelical Church
German Evangelical Church at Seventh and Walnut observes Reformation Memorial Day on Sunday November 1 with a 9 45 a m Sunday school, a 10 30 a m sermon, and holy communion at 11 80 a m. Young People’s Society meets at 2 p m and Ladies Aid Society at 3 p m led by GF Braun P d21.
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German Evangelical Church
Seventh and Walnut
Young People’s Society
Ladies Aid Society
Braun
Ed Worthing Campaigned Across County For Treasurer
Ed Worthing, Republican nominee for county treasurer, spent several days in the city last week attending to his interests. He conducted a broad county canvass and expects strong support across Anita and Grant township and eastern Cass county due to his long residence and well known competency. Vote for Ed Worthing for county treasurer.
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Ed Worthing
Anita
Grant Township
Cass County
Anita Tribune
Evening News Oddities Prompt Unclear Message
The fragmentary text mentions a phone number 815 and references a model steam laundry with unclear instructions about bun and ale. No coherent event or entities form a clear news item.
Lengthening the Platform at the Depot
Workmen extend the brick platform on the depot’s west end to add several yards of length. The modification aims to meet a long standing need and the company will supply the additional platform space.
Registration Opens Again Tomorrow in City Wards
Voters may register tomorrow in four city wards. The last day to register is approaching unless they register on election day. Registration sites remain: First ward City Hotel, Second ward Sam Temple's office, Third ward Grand Jury room, Fourth ward German Church on Elm Street.
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City
Sam Temple
Grand Jury Room
Elm Street
City Council Schedules Meeting Move to Monday Afternoon
Regular Tuesday evening city council meeting moved to Monday due to election day. The council is expected to convene Monday afternoon to conduct the official business on the revised schedule.
Milford resident returns after teachers examination trip
Alice Berg of Milford came to take teachers examinations and returned home this afternoon. Mrs C W Canfield of Lewis has been visiting Mrs A B Fleming who accompanied her home this afternoon for a visit. Miss Lulu Keeney of Council Bluffs went to Griswold this afternoon to visit her parents after visiting friends here.
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Alice Berg
Milford
C. W. Canfield
Lewis
A.B. Fleming
Lulu . Keeney
Council Bluffgs
Griswold
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Team
L. W. Wheatley Place
Bay Lumber Co
Beshire
Mr. Watts
Harry Terrill Watts
Register and ‘Leader
Register and Leader
Elks Notice
G. G. Jeck, E. R
Atlantic Northern & Southern Airways
Jones
G. M
Walter Ballard
Borens Hardware
Redfield
A. H. Mountain
George Mosier
Taft
Bryan
Henry Seaman
Noble, Pleasant
Cass
Bear Grove
Bert Goessling
Lincoln
Neb
N. F. Hunt
Omaha
Huff
John A. Irving
Nina Maude Clarke
Toronto
Canada
Lansing
Mich
John Hancock
Eearl Leroy
Lewis M. EB
Rev. West
Akwood Cemetery
D. C
Iowa
Injunction
Pottawattamie
Walking
Around
E. R. Gage and
H. F. Flynn
Ant
Iest
Helen Graham
Stuart
City Council
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