September Terms and Local Developments in Town
Local items note the September session of the district court on the 29th with Judge Mari Peters. LN Brown plans a new nursery building on East Seventh Avenue to support growing business. A. C. Foutr takes vacation from Gilletta store at Locust Street. W. F. Fowler attends the International Baby Chick convention in Kansas City. Donahoe returns from Minnesota outing. Jupiter Pluvius spared them, but rain affected their trip. Tourists flood Atlantic, boosting Sunnyside Park trade and local garages. W. Brown Jr. visits from Randolph Neb with housekeeper. reports corn in Randolph hurt by rain, and that Ike remains ill.
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District Court
Mari Peters
Inig
W. F. Fowler
Botna Valley
East Seventh Street
Kansas City
International
Minnesota
Ful Donahoe
Atlantic Auto Co
Jupiter Pluvius
Paul
W. Brown
Brown
Olive Strind
Joe
Randolph
Nebrarka
Hiarness
I. N.kel Ours
Ike
Ciie
Joe Brown H
Churches Plan Joint Park Meeting at Griswold Park
The Methodist, Presbyterian and Union churches will hold a devotional service at Griswold Park next Sunday evening. The Presbyterian church will discuss Christian traits while the Union church orchestra led by W. El Littler will perform with musicians from other churches assisting. Rev. Thos. Hill of the News Telegraph reports the event.
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Griswold Park
Presbyterian Church
Union Church
W. EL Littler
Mus Griswold
Aum F
Spellmans
Methodist
Presbyterian
Union
Thos. Hill
The
News-Telegraph
Discharges and admissions at the Atlantic hospital
Ruth Stith of Omaha was discharged from the Atlantic hospital today. Katherine Neff, daughter of L. J. Neff, is a new patient at the Atlantic hospital. Chris Christensen of Elke Horn is a new patient at the Atlantic hospital. Mrs 2B 1 Iown 902 Chestnut Street, a local resident, has been discharged and returned home after surgery.
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Mins
Ruth Stith
Omaha
Atlantic Hospital
Katherine Neff
L. J. Neff
The
Atlant Hospital
Chris Christensen
Elke Horn
the Atlantic Hospital
Iown
Chestnut Street
GrIswold Men on Long Motor Trip
GrIswold men Paul McKaskey and Warren Slit of this city and B J Tomlinson of Red Oak left today in Mr Piersons car for Texas and New Mexico on a motor trip. Pierson owns land in New Mexico and will visit there.
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Griswold
Bo.ierson
Paul McKaskey
Waeren
B.J. Tominsin
Red Oak
Mr. Pierson
Texas
New Mexico
Pierson m
Mr. Tomlinson
Social notes and local gatherings in a small town
A compilation of social events from a small town includes Mrs Nl PL Shrangery hosting a ladies gathering with about 40 guests. C D A meets at the Knights of Columbus hall. Miss Henningsen hosts Evely Highley and friends. Eveline Willard and Pauline Butler attend. Birthday and surprise celebrations for Mrs Van Nordstrand, a farm bureau program planning, and a large party for Mrs Parrott of Esira with music and supper. A family gathering at the Catlin home includes Chicago visitors. M E Missionary Society reports on progress and a new Rebekah initiation with 34 members. Esther Pedersen, Vera Reasey among new members. Engle and Alta Huff noted.
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Miss Henningsen
Misa Hertha Henningsen
Oye Hing
VM Evely
Highley
Miss Highley
Bone
Wiota Rebekahe
Wiuta Rebatan
Sik Wa
Rebekah
Athen
Atlantic Lodge
Anita Lodge
Eldeen Club
Esther Pedersen
Adamel
Bhileon
Vera Reasey
Mable Tuttle
Gretchen Stevenson
Mon jEngle
Alta Huff
Griswold Men Apply for Boy Scout Charter
Rev Thomas Williams and J. Fulminson led a group of local men to seek a Boy Scout charter for Griswold Iowa. The town currently has no active Scout unit, and the organizers aim to establish one in the Botna Valley area.
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Griswold
BOY Scout
Thos
J. Fumlinson
Lewis
Ptay
Botna Valley
Thirsty Fields Show Effects of Extended Drought
Des Moines Aug 4 The drought's impact on Iowa crops is outlined by Governor Reed. Western border corn runs poorest while northeastern rain offers sporadic relief. Threshing progress rapid. hay crops good though pastures burn brown. Potatoes benefited by cool weather. onion harvest active. commercial sweet corn canning soon. milk cows on dry feed. Legal notices and property matters accompany the agricultural briefing.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Govverning
Border
Mississippi
Reed
Nore
Distric
Mitchell County
Burgner Sues for Back Rent on Closed Restaurant
Emery Burgner, owner of the building, files a September term suit in district court seeking back rent after the New Mer athi restaurant closed following state inspections and condemnation. His petition, filed through Dalton & Knop, notes the lease at 125 dollars monthly after a prior arrangement with Campbell and wife.
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District Court
Emery Burgner
Dalton & Knop
Campbell
New Record Set in 100 Yard Swim at Indoor Meet
Victoria, B C Anna Johnkes Weismuller from Chicago set a new indoor record for 100 yards with a 4. something second time. Conrad Milo of CTenn stat set a world backstroke record for 440 yards clocking 1 5 minutes. Blitz of Belgium broke the prior 40 yard bitek stroke mark.
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Victoria
BR. C
Anna
Johnkes Weismuller
Chicago
San Praneises
Weismutler
Conrad Milo
Ctenn
Blitz
Belgium
Sane alienist testimony in Russell Scott sanity hearing
Chicago Aug 5 Russell Scott the man condemned for murder of Joseph Maurer was declared sane by Dr Charles Read alienist testifying for the state in the sanity hearing Scott Read gave the conclusion twice once after jail examinations and again in response to a lengthy questioning by State's Attorney Rittenhouse The defense anticipated a jury verdict tonight but that now seems unlikely with further testimony to come
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Chicago
Rus‘sell Scott
Joseph Maurer
Charles Read
Beott
Read
Scott
Rittenhouse
Wim
Scott Stewart
Scotty
Obedolts Long-Serving Northwest Railroad Crew Honored
GOOD RECORD ODEBOLT IA Aug 5 INS Carl O Johnson 66 has not lost a day from his job in 25 years. His service as a section hand with the Northwestern railroad at Arthur six miles west of here spans 35 years. Foreman Drew Gilbertson is also a longtime crew member. The Arthur crew marks a quarter century of steady work by the men.
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Odebolt
INS
Carl O. Johnson
Northwestern Railroad
Arthur
Here
Drew Gilbertson
Uspc
Arthur Crews
National Journal The National Intelligencer Establishment
Fragmented OCR text notes early American press credibility and claims. Mentions National Journal and The National Intelligencer founded in Washington in 1800 by Samuel Harrison Smith as one of the first newspapers. Also references farm loans, golf club reservations, pantry sale by Methodist Church, and bids for paint by Case County Board of Supervisors with August dates and bidder rights.
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National “Intelligencer
Washington
Samuel Harrison Smith
Hewrd
Case County
Dowd
ME M. Ward
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A. C. Foutr
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Gilletta
St. Joe, My
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Atlantic
Sunnyside Park
Merry
Marty Voss
Mabel-Lorenzen
Nl PL
Ahb. Caltom
Grace Calton
Chive
C.D. of A
order of the _Cathetic Daughters of America
K. of (. Hall
Elliott
van Nordstrand
Wismar
Pymosa
Farm Bureau
Meeling
Dainty
Mes. Luthar
Wilson’ Parrott
Esira
M. E. Missionary Society
Young Undertaking Company
Young Undertaking Co
Smiley Music
Young Furniture Co
Atlantic, Ia
Frankie Beranes
Williams
Iowa
Mississippi River
Lizgie Bunnett
Ela Snouffer
Camp Thiel
Snouffer
Bunnett
Laura Hightey
AL Rudolph
Inot
Guy KE. Miller
Dana
Burgner
Russell Scott
Cal! Andace
Wood & Savery
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Aphcen Welock Thiroday Aueening
Owen Meredith
Pheu
Moltke
Trey Gr Store Serviene
Welch Moore. Shoe CO
King Electric Co
Town Electric Co
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Citu Island
B. W. Sankey
C. Gardiner
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