Deadlock in Capitol as legislative session continues
Des Moines reports a continuing deadlock on the senatorial matter in the special session. The legislature, with two Cummins amendments added to the vote, shows no change from yesterday. A nominal adjournment looms as threatens a lively scrap while Evans of Hampton leads at the state convention with strong support for his nomination as supreme judge. Card of thanks follows for bereavement support.
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Destine
Secandias
Supreme Judge
Des Moines
Cummins
Thembera
W. B. Evans
Hampton
People Come and Go at Our City Gathering
Local notes list visits and travel among residents. Mr and Mrs George P Fish visited Anita. Mrs H W Marshall of Lewis called on J H Jones. Lou Neff takes a vacation from Neff and Kolb. Lou Barnhart tours the state. Merchants Greys plan a return game in Omaha with Originals. Deputy Clerk Lawrence Forsyth returns from Griswold. R H Bailey extends flour sale on White Lily and Best Patent for a week. Purl Brandt tours eastern state by automobile. Lon Highley on vacation. George Highley covers trades in his absence. Mrs J D Elwood travels to Waterloo then home to Birch Street with husband. James Hewitt, brother of Mrs Jones, former county resident. W H Bosley visits Des Moines and his Chelsea kin. Advertising pills section ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Fish
Anita
H. W. Marshall
Lewis
J. H. Jones
Lou Neff
Neff and Kolb
Lou Barnhart
Merchants Greys
Omaha
Lawrence Forsyth
Griswold
R. H. Bailey
Purl Brandt
Lon Highley
Highley
George Highley
J. D. Elwood
Waterloo
Birch
James Hewitt
Jones
Mae Hewitt
Bridgeport
W. H. Bosley
Des Moines
Ben Bosley
Chelsea
Democratic County Convention Call for Cass County Iowa
Delegates elected from Cass County Iowa are called to a Democratic county convention on September 3 date to select 10 Cass County delegates. The notice directs assembly in Atlantic German Hall September 16 1908 at 10 a.m. to choose delegates for the state convention and notes a Republican nominating meeting in Des Moines September 24 1908 at 11 a.m. for a supreme court vacancy.
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Cass County
Iowa
Democratic Central Committee of
Republicans of
Dee Moines
Supreme Court
Charles A. Bishop
Atlantic
Democratic County Central Committee
Towa
Notice to appear for probate of Abraham Byrd will
State of Iowa Cass County ss You and each of you are notified to appear at the Court House in Atlantic on October 10 1908 at 9 oclock to attend probate of the instrument purporting to be the last will of Abraham S Byrd deceased. You must show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Dated September 9 1908.
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State of Iowa
Cass County
Court House
Atlantic
Iowa
Abraham
Byrd
Henry Kohlscheen
Probate of Will Notice in Cass County Iowa
Notice to all concerned to appear at the Atlantic courthouse on September 28 1908 at 9 am to attend probate of Henry Kohlscheen s will and show cause why it should not be admitted to probate. Co B Clovis Clerk. Lawrence R Forsyth Deputy. Proposals for supplying and erecting engines generators and a pumping engine will be received until 7 pm September 22 1908 by the Mayor and Council of Atlantic Iowa.
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Atlantic
Iowa
TEB
Nichols
T. B. Nichols
Plans and Specifications Ready for Hospital Addition
Plans and specifications for a new hospital addition are open for viewing at Dr. C. V. Wilder's office, with immediate bids requested. The notice also advertises Pineules for the Kidneys with a one dollar trial and Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs and bronchial issues, sold by W. T. Palmer & Co. Drug. The Evening News promotes reading.
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W. T. Palmer & Co
C. V. Wilder
Markets report from Chicago hogs cattle and sheep sales
The Chicago Market Report shows hogs at 28 000 head slow with gains to 6 cents amid varying classes and prices from 4 15 to 7 12 per hundredweight. Cattle yard 14 000 strong to 10 cents higher with beeves 3 70 to 7 70, cows and heifers 1 80 to 5 80, stockers 2 60 to 4 50, westerns 3 40 to 6 10. Sheep 30 000 weak with lambs 3 50 to 6 00, ewes 2 95 to 4 30. City Market figures list hogs 5 80 to 6 10, beeves 6 00 to 6 50, cows 2 75 to 3 26. Grain notes Wheat 77 80, corn 67, oats 37, barley 46, rye 60, hay 7.00 to 95.00, straw 6.00. Produce prices include hens 8 , spring chickens 12 44, eggs 15, butter 18 to 20, potatoes 50. Insurance ad for A M Petite, 516 Chestnut Street, Atlantic.
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Chicago
Time Table North Bound No 1 Passenger and Freight
Train schedule lists departure from Atlantic at 7 00 a m and stops at Smith Lake Hansen Heights Evora rn Kimballton and others with arrival at Harrisdale by flag. No 8 passenger and freight runs to Kimballton with afternoon stops at Hikhorn Hansen Heights Gates Smith Lake and Atlantic concluding around 6 10 p m.
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Atlantic
Smith Lake
Kimballton
Cesarean
Hikhorn
Hansen Heights
Gates
M. Smith Lake
M. Atlantic
Harrisdale
Gates Heetenn
Hanes
Elkhorn
Eeeeneerenntanes
Hadene
Elkhorn Eifoke
Gates Ee Eis
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Passenger Schedule Ends Sundays
Train list shows westbound Nos 18 9 6 17 63 7 with times from 6:25am to 9:13pm and eastbound Nos 8 16 64 10 6 14 from 5:10am to 8:22pm. Nos 63 and 64 do not run Sundays.
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Omaha Flyer
Colo
Calif
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer
Train schedule brief for Audubon and Griswold branches
Northbound trains on Audubon Branch No 839 mixed ex Sunday at 0400 hours No 91 mixed ex Sunday at 1420 hours No 321 Sunday only 1140 hours. Southbound trains on Griswold Branch No 893 mixed ex Sunday at 0680 hours No 395 mixed ex Sunday at 1430 hours No 328 Sunday only 1436 hours. All trains daily except Sunday.
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Audubon Branch
Griswold
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Mary Amendment—Evans of
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Ton
Fioers
Eaders
The
Atlantic Evening
W. W. Eller
J. W. Gardner
Co. B. Clovis
Lawrence R. Forsyth
Chicago Stock Market
Life and Acciden Insurance
A. M. Petite
Chestnut Street
Rock Island & Pacific
Young
SPITZ
Schoenberg
la Salle
Albert Johnson
Atlantic, Iowa
Mose Bell
E. E Marquis
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