Township Board Adopts November Election Judges by Ward
The board of supervisors adjourned September session after outlining election duties. Ward lists name judges and clerks for the November election, including G. F. Langr, Duwe, Shaunnessy, Vebran, Morrow in Antic ward and many others across wards. A case involving the Lane family prompted hospital care for a daughter despite parental consent, with assent later given. Also notes classified ads and a lost coat on Sixth Street.
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Board of Supervisors
Ion
Ollows
ANTIC
Irst
G. F. Lang
Duwe
Pat Shaunnessy
Vebran
Dale Morrow
Econd
J. Bur
Frank Luke
W. C. Burgess
CC. Jenkins
Frank White
Jenton
J. P. Metz
A. Bith
W. D. Keller
W. G.al
F. J. Mailander
Ymosa
D. B. Milford
I E. Woodall
J. B. Wellman
Kelly
J. ©. Laartz
Sjrighton
W. G. Nunn
Jis Walters
A. Lastine
F.moon
D. Tollenaar
Washington
J. C. Kerry
W. A. Creager
August Brehmer
C. E. Livingston
Fred
Nopim
J. B. Liston
Geo. Smith
Jacob Wasmer
Geo
Schuler
W. C. Mueller
Edna
E. McBrown
D. B.cCarthy
Jno
A. Edwards
L. Harlan
Joe Saunders
Victoria
H. C. Kerkman
Robert Bagshaw
H. J. Devore
Walter Rae
James Davidson
Rank Lane
Boar
Lane
Peng
Registration Surges as S U Eyes Strong Year Ahead
Week of steady arrivals at the state university shows a large anticipated rise in attendance driven by freshmen. Y M M A and Y W M A workers guide newcomers through registration and housing, while Close Hall hosts expanded activity as debt-free fall work begins. Football preparations, bleacher construction, and a tentative schedule feature Iowa City and Columbia dates, with key matchups against Missouri, Nebraska, Illinois, Drake, and Kansas.
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Towa City
The
State University
Close Hall
C Cchristian
Kirk
Carberry
Stutsman
Hazard
Catlin
Grifith
Alummi
Town City
Coe
Five Mile Grove News Highlights At Local Fair
Five Mile Grove notes report Mrs Will Hynes visiting from Shenandoah guesting Mrs D E Milford Monday. No school Wednesday and Thursday afternoons due to the fair. Rev A D Beckhart returns from Clarinda after Methodist conference. Harry Dooley of Casey visits Clarence H Pellett and aids at fair stock. Barrel from Council Bluffs Orphans Home to be filled with apples by local ladies and returned. Mr and Mrs J W Lamb visit near Anita at Mr Falk’s. Fred L Warren’s new home complete and engagement announced with Adells King of Atlantic. Mrs Swiger visited daughter in Omaha last week. For sale second hand coal stove. Read the News.
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Five Mile Grove
George Kohl
Will Hynes
Shenandoah
D. E. Milford Momday
A. D. Beckhart
Clarinda
Harry Dooley
Casey
Clarence H. Pellett
Council Bhiffa
J. W. Lamb
Anita
Mr. Falk
Miss Adells King
Atlantic
Swiger
Mrs. Signal
Omaha
Greatest exhibits at the Cass county fair impress judges
The Cass county fair showcases record livestock and swine displays with many exhibitors from Pymosa Atlantic and Anita. Chester White and Poland China hogs win multiple premiums while Duroc Jerseys and several other breeds earn prizes. Poultry and art displays also garner attention as the fair highlights quality over quantity.
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Cass County
J. BE. Wodall
Pymosa Township
Chester
E. A. Hughart
Atlantic
Schain & Keep
Poland
Harlen c
Avoca
Harlan
Grobec
F. W. Hahn
Boima Valley Stack
Sevem
Ffor
China Bear Ander
C. M. Dodge
Extra
Womifirst
Hear
J.W. Blake
A.F. Hager
G. H. Berry
A. J. Mennefe
G. F. Pierce
J. C. Hardman & Son
Oakwood Stock Farm
Brayton
A. R. Campbell
Pine Crest
Stock Farm
Chas, Snyder
Wm. Linderman
Cass County Fair Draws 3000 Plus for Holiday Program
A huge crowd at Cass County fairgrounds enjoyed a holiday at the fair with over 3000 people, many paying large denominations. Promise Wilkes won the 2:22 pacing heat in 2:22 44, Cinde K. second, Babe G. third. Chet Darling won the novelty race with Sam Herbert second. Clarence Bruce and A J Odem won the five mile roadster and touring car races respectively. Trailers topped the county running race, with several horses and drivers listed among entrants. The grand parade begins at 1 PM, with officials and music by the Atlantic band enhancing the event.
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Cass County Fairgrounds
Noty
Cass County Fair
Promise Wilkes
Cinde K
Babe G
Robin Adair
Tillie Fox
Chet Darling
Sam Herbert
Ford Gilson
Frank Ury
Andrew Jonnson
Clarence Bruce
A. J. Odem
Trailer
Ury
To Taojow
All Stars Beat Local Team In Final Western League Tilt
The All Stars from the Western League triumphed 11 to 6 over the local Greys at Bar Park in the season finale. Reese pitched for the Greys and Adams left the slot for the visitors, bowing to Bohannon after a finger injury. About 200 fans attended despite a fair nearby. The visiting squad will spend the fall and winter in New Mexico and Arizona for scouting and barnstorming. The Greys plan to regroup next year with park improvements and hope for a stronger amateur season despite internal dissension.
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Atlantic
Bar Park
Stars
Greys
Adams
Bohannon
McDonough
Reese
New Mexico
Arizona
Ball Park
Good Races This Afternoon at the Fair
Crowds lined the track as the grandstand framed a day of lively races. The county trotting event saw Fanny H. claim three straight heats, Thelma Marie second, Shine third, and Louie R. fourth. Ury won the Merchants race with Morgan second and Dorsey third. The second heat of the novelty race put Herbert Smith first, Chub Darling second, Frank Ury third, and Ford Gilson fourth. A 2.30 pace produced a dead heat for first between Teddy C. and Loxlie, with Sue Anderson and Babe G right behind. Bonner the trained horse gave an exhibition circuit without a driver.
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Fanny H
Chas
R. Hunt
Thelma Marie
Gr.w. Murray
Shine
J. I. Luke
Louie R
Chub Darling
Frank Ury
Ford Gilson
Teddy C
John Clayton
Hamburg
Lexlie
F. L. Chamberlain
Shelby
Sue Anderson
WJ. Conly
Sioux City
Babe G
E. C. Pettis
Clapb, Si. D
Teddy
Loxlie
Bonner
Crowds Flock To Fair Grounds Amid Dust and Rain
The Evening News describes a large crowd nearing six thousand as automobiles shuttle visitors to and from the fair grounds. Light rain is mentioned though not expected to spoil the day, with heavy dust both on the grounds and surrounding roads reported as a major nuisance.
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AL Agrove
R. P. Roe
Jeliusson
G. B. Berg
Chas. W. Emerich
John Carlson
Tranklin
R. C Judd
C. Swulen
Claus Barnholdt
E.keasey
C. G. Nordman
Lincoln
J. ¥. Robinson
W. Way
Wm. Scholl
Wiatson
W. G. Highley
Massena
W. T. Palmer & Co
Col. Edwards
Sixth Street
Dreager
S. U
Tion
Crowley
Cole & Company
Dtf
Elmer Keasey
Mose Bell
Tamworth
C. W. Beaver
John Sippel
J. BE. Woodall
Oxford Downs
Mr. Stillglow
England
W. EB. Frazier
Lembke
Pleasant View
Guiswold
Rhode Island
J. H. McMarnland
B. Stoller
Wiota
J. Christensen
Tn Flom
Mallim
Deering & Son
Boggs Bros
Verner Robinson
Frank Robinson
the Oaks
Levi Spangler
Hampel
Irma
Gladys Fudge
Wilkes
Bruce
Odem
H. P. Hamilton
Garden ‘Grove
Sweetwood
Chasinden
St. Paul
Minn
Fanny C
I. Colewell
At- Junfic
Tas
Jack Mobbins
W. E. Day
Tarkio, Mo
C. Pettis
Rorses
Ed F. Rankin
Tarkio
Conly
M. H. Smith
Blue Boy
G. BE. Lloyd
Glenwood
B. Covert
Shime
J. F
Luke
A. Meeker
Ottumwa
Maggit S
B. C. Pettis
Platte
S. D
W. Murphy
M. C. Robinson
Jack Colwell
C. 8. Brown
John Blake
H. C. Gillett
J. F. Luke
Walt Roan
Atlantic Band
Boner
ALL Stars
Atlantic Horse
Shy
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