Charges Against Rev D A Allen
Rev D A Allen of Carzon formerly of Anita faced charges for wearing a Grand Army button and attempting to join the Grand Army without proof of eligibility. The matter was sent to a committee to decide if a trial should be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaringy
D. A. Allen
Carzon
Anita
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Grand Army
Iowa
A. E. Griffittxer
Council Bluffs
Hohenshelt
Creston
Harned
Hmary Miller
Des Moines
Business Men Discuss City Carnival and Reorganization
About twenty five local business men met at the firemen's hall to discuss holding a carnival in October with Parker Amusement Company acts. The group favored putting shows uptown as a homecoming festival and planned a canvassing committee to measure support and a possible $500 fundraising target for free merchant attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Amusement Company Aggregation
Carter
Dr Miller
Parker Company
J. H. Simmons
Atlantic
Joe Burnea
Lou Neff
Neff & Kolb
C. P. Cornell
Bert Butler
Business Men's Association
J. W. Fulton Ill After Downtown Nosebleed
J. W. Fulton fell ill yesterday afternoon after a downtown trip, began a nosebleed and went home. Medical care stopped the bleeding but he remains quite sick. The paper joins friends in wishing him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fulton
Mr. Fulton
Dr A R Kuhl moves to Harlan to practice in Walnut
Dr A R Kuhl, well known in this city and brother of J P Kuhl, will move to Harlan to live and practice in Walnut with Dr O R Voss. He is described as a splendid practitioner and has enjoyed a splendid Walnut practice. The move is seen as a foregone conclusion for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhl
Harlan
A. R. Kuhl
J. P. Kuhl
Walnut
0. R. Voss
Weather forecast for Iowa and Chicago area
Chicago Iowa forecast dated September 11, 1908 notes warmer conditions tonight in the western portion and for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
West Portion
Late News from Griswold Area Courthouse and Church Notes
Griswold and surrounding towns report a range of life events from weddings in Pasadena to a parish priest review. A local man died after a hospital transfer, while others faced injuries and surgeries. Community updates include church services, new heating at the Lewis school, a baptism at Crystal Lake, and home improvements in the Lewis area as residents prepare for seasonal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dc. G Neeley
Waveland” Township
Rottawattamie County
Griswold
Des Moines
R. C. F. Chambers
Griswold M. E
Rev. Woodward
Andy Kilgore
Omaha
Andrew Sattre
Pierce Farm
Town
Red Oak
8. C. Benson
Caledonia
Sattre
Woodward
Fairview
Stevenson
Lewis School
Bailey
Lewis
Broadfoot
Charles
Crystal Lake
F. W. Keagy
Dunlap
Council Bluffs
Ethan Allyn
Jack Coldwell
Lewis Standard
Court House Wil Close at Casa County Fair
Court house offices will close every afternoon during the Casa county fair. All business may be transacted only in the mornings. F W Herbert, cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
F. W. Herbert
Not Mrs Wilken Visit Report Corrected
The paper clarified that the woman visiting Ganton was Mrs. W J Wilson wife of Dr Wilson the veterinary, not Mrs R D Wilken. The correction identifies the visitor as Mrs. Wilson and notes the error in the previous item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Wilken
Ganton
Mrs. Wilken
W. J.wilson
Babcock Chemical Fire Extinguisher Demonstration Draws Crowd
A.M. Petite demo of the Babcock chemical fire extinguisher on lower Chestnut Street impressed observers with rapid fire suppression and praise for the device. Reports from fire chiefs claim high effectiveness, and Atlantic could benefit greatly from purchasing the apparatus. Officers arrested players after a creek-side draw poker game, charging them with gaming out of season and fining each $8.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Petite
Babcock
Lower
Chestnut Street
Atlantic
Petite
Wm. Hemphill
Howe Mallory
Anita Tribune
Nice peaches from South Chestnut farm provide local pride
Miss Dean Newcomb delivered peaches to this office describing large fruit with fine flavor. The home grown peaches are the best seen this year. The trees were originally planted by S W W Straight on the property now owned by the Newcombs on South Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Newcomb
Newcomb Place
South
Chestnut Street
S. W. W. Straight
Newcombs
Nick Kenyon Home and Harvest Visit Report
Nick Kenyon returned from Ransom County North Dakota after visiting his sons for a week and helping with the harvest. He reports the time as enjoyable and notes bringing back samples of No 3 hard wheat with 2009 bushels threshed at his son's farm. Local baseballists Howard Marshall Basil Sargent Kid Reese George Franklin and Ralph Hammond traveled to Coon Rapids to play with the Extra team there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Kenyon
Kenyon
Ransom County
N. D
Trojan
Howard Marshall
Basil Sargent
Kid Reese
George Franklin
Ralph Hammond
Coon Rapids
Corn statue of William Penn on display at local store
A corn statue of William Penn by Chas Malone is displayed in the window of the Albert Johnson clothing store. The artwork draws much attention and reflects Malone's skill in his craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Chas, Malone
Albert Johnson
Malone
Lewis News Briefs Show Club, Surgery, Moves
The Lewis Standard notes revival meetings at the Ghurth of Christ closed with Evangelist Johnson’s lecture Be Sure You're Right and Go Ahead adding ten to the church. A first major Lewis appendix removal, done by Dr. Jones with Dr. Plunket and George Stevens, proceeds well. Local socials include Kensington club at Laura J Woodward’s and eight guests at Mrs. Kunze’s dinner. Adolph Woodward now works in Woodward store grocery. Fullerton leaves for Boone to start a new stock and Mrs. Fullerton will join later. The editor visits Marcus to see sister Mrs. Geo Weimer, asking readers to excuse any missed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghurth of Christ
Evangelist Johson
Rev. Johnson
Minnesota
Lewis
Dr. Jones
Plunket
George Stevens
Doc Pigsley
Laura J. Woodward
Kensington Club
Albert Kunze
Lucy Harris
Ima Townsend
Adolph Woodward
Mance
Geo. Weimer
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
Twenty-fifth Anniversary Notes In Anita Tribune
The Anita Tribune reports its twenty fifth year on December 3, urging readers to celebrate the paper’s long run. It laments petty hypocrisy and crooks, and notes a city ordinance preventing sale of chairs or standing room for opera house isles. Palmer's Drug Store sells Chase-Lister engagement seats during fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Tribune
Opera House
Palmer's Drug Store
Chase-Lister Company
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Western and Major Leagues
Western League results include Omaha 2 tied 2 with Des Moines 1, Sioux City 4 to Pueblo 2, and Lincoln 3 Denver 1, with Omaha and Des Moines games noted. American League games feature Cleveland 5 over St Louis 2, Detroit 6 over Chicago 5, Boston 7 over Washington 1, and Philadelphia 6 over New York 2. National League results list Boston 8 over Philadelphia 2, Pittsburg 3 over Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 6 over New York, with incomplete final listing for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Pueblo
Lincoln
Denver
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Anita People Wed Husband Names Shown in Omaha Ceremony
Anita residents George M. Wilson and Mrs. Maggele Foote were married in Omaha on September 3 by Judge Scott. The Civic Club plans its next meeting at Mrs. W. A. Hammer’s home on Monday September 14 at 2 30 in the afternoon with Mrs. Hully reading a paper on Women of the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
George M. Wilson
Maggele Foote
Omaha
Scott
Civic Club
W. A. Hammer
People Come and Go in Casey Weekend Notes
A long list of Casey residents and visitors stops by the city, with movements to and from towns in Iowa and nearby states. Names include Mrs T M Crees, Mrs GC Statler, B D Forshay, Ray McCarville, Archie Gilbert, H M Boorman, Lena Lambert, Harriett Wood, Ruby Dolch, and others. The items mention visits, illnesses, business, and travel, with several trips to Emery South Dakota, West Union Iowa, and Berea. There are notes on local clerks, Mrs J H Marshall’s family, and Rev. O Cloeter’s ministry anniversary events, plus a rental ad at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Blakely
Audo
Bon
Ray McCarville
Omaha
Archie Gilbert
H. H. Battersby
Lewis
Will Joyce
H. M. Boorman
Des Moines
Lena Lambert
Dunlap
Iowa
Sarah
Harriett Wood
Wigta
G. B. Pratt
Emery
Frances Malone
Ruby Dolch
Ottumwa
T. P. Brllingtorn
H. H. Egbert
Megdames Bert Butler
G. R. Miller
Berea
F. M. Chapman
Waterloo
Jacob Peterson
Dens Kjar
Elkhorn
West Union
Fanny Doner
Brayton
Avoca
Clifford Brown
Black Hills
South Dakota
al] Gruke
J. H. Taylor
West Sixth Street
Robt
W. T. Ward
Whitlock
Pueblo
Colo
Illinois
M. BE. Parrott
Pasadena
Cal
J. H. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Montana
J. H. F. Taylor
Washington
A. S. Byrd
Mr. Taylor
Washington County
J. P. Guenther
Gray
Ieholb
Boone
C. Jobst
Wag Meter
A. Hemann
Adair
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D. A, Allen
The
Anita M. E
Clarinda
C. C. Mabee
W. J. Stratton
George W. Patterson
John Ness
Isaac N. Woodward
A. B. Slothower
C. F. Howard
C. B. Guest
Jackson Giddings
Ray Shipman
Davia J. Shenton
George Meyrand
C. W. Hohanshelt
J. F. Arnold
Fred T. Stevenson
J. C. Pike
Dr. Downey
Arizona
Wyoming
Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin
Methodist Churen
Kentucky
B. T. Crissman
Sunday School Board
Don A. Allen
P. W. D. Vedder
Atendance
W. E
Mesdames
R. E. King
W. B. Martin
Edward Long
H. W. Fulton
T. B. Swan
Ralph BD. King
Adolla King
Schultzen
Peter Schnitzen
York
Neb
Pete
J. W. Fulton Tr
Roy C. Kiehl
Miao
Lillian Oliver
Babcock Chemical
A.M. Petite
Abe
Atlantic Evening
T. M. Crees
Casey
Gc, Statler
Maine
B. D. Forshay
Masson
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