District I O O F Convention Set for Tomorrow in City
Tomorrow the annual district convention of the I O O F lodges will convene at the I O O F hall with visitors from nearby towns. The program includes invocations, addresses, debates, ball game, Rebekah meetings, instruction, degree work, and a social dance with lunch, plus a nightly program change at the opera house.
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Rev. Handy
Idegree
Juanita Rebekah
Anita
Constance Rebekah
Lewis
Eels Viota
Lewis Lodge
I. 0
O. F
Hurt in fall from a ladder at Winne building
George Vincent, employed on the new Winne building, fell from a ladder yesterday. He cut and bruised his head and face, looking as if he had been in a fight, but the injury is not serious. Four new reels of pictures at the OpHouse each night.
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George Vincent
Winne
Opouse
Charley Grobee Resigns Bank Post Heads for Montana
The Atlantic National Bank employee Charley Grobee has resigned and left last night for Aberdeen South Dakota. He plans to relocate to Montana after Aberdeen. Grobee is known locally among friends who wish him success in his new venture. Violin virtuoso Mle Zanone performs at the Opera House tonight.
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Chas, Grobee
Atlantic National Bank
Aberdeen
Montana
Charley
Ladies campaign for rest room upkeep pledges
The Woman's City Club members are soliciting monthly pledges to fund a rest room. I O O F members and Rebekahs are urged to attend a 10 o'clock meeting at the JC CF hall, with H C Gillett presiding.
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The
Woman's City Club
Griswold farmer rebuts roads critique to American Griswold
A Griswold farmer responds to a booster article criticizing his road work, defending his contributions and license to speak. He denies laziness, touts past road dragging and corn planting effort, and questions the editor’s temper and accuracy. He predicts his family may soon visit boosters amid road improvements.
Personal Mention Highlights Local Movements and Illness
Local items note R. W. Fooken and sons of Wiota attending to business, Lorenzen's stop in Colfax, and George Talty's serious illness. James Haworth travels to Griswold for his uncle Wm. Haworth's death. Grace Green-Powell returns to South Omaha after a weekend with the Caugheys. L. W. Niles visits Brookfield and Excelsior Springs. Katherine Nebe arrives from Washington to vacation with her brother, then plans to teach in the west next year. Clara Grobee resigns and moves to teach in Silver City. D. B. Shrayger and family drive to Iowa City for a university commencement with Harold Shrauger returning home.
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James Haworth
Stuart
Griswold
Wm. Haworth
Grace Green-Powell
South Omaha
L.W. Caughey
Katherine Nebe
F. M. Nebe
Washington
West
D. B. Shrayger
Iowa City
The
State University
Harold Shrauger
U. I
Audubon County Roads Selected by County Board
Audubon County approves a trunk line road from River to River through Exira to Audubon and north to the county line with multiple branches to Oakfield Hammiln Exira Leroy Viola Lincoln Ross and nearby townships. Additional routes extend east toward Coon Rapids and Larland with a branch to Kimballston Elk Horn and a western spur to pass Troublesome and sections near Greeley and the Cass county line. The board left one proposed branch south of Audubon to state highway commission for decision.
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Audubon County
Exira
Audupon
Audubon
Templeton
Oakfield
Brayton
Antta
Fiscus
Shelby’ine
Leroy Township
Ross
Lincoln Township
Gray
Manning
Viola Township
Dedham
Viola
Coon Rapids
Larland
State Highway Commission
Audu‘bon
Kimbalston
Elk Horn
Hamlin
Xira
Greeley Township
Gilroy Farm
Troublesome
Cass
City Council Meets This Evening In Regular Session
City council convenes at city hall for the monthly meeting with the usual agenda items. A. G. Beech departs Atlantic for St Louis and other points, planning a week or more away. James Bopp operated for appendicitis, recovering well. T. C. Whitmore named administrator of Noah Guessford estate. Mrs. M S Worth sprained back after lifting a trunk tray. Atlantic firemen prep for July state journey at Perry, training on the fair grounds track.
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A. G. Beech
Atlantic
St. Louis
James Bopp
Henry Bopp
M. 5B
Worth
California
Watson
Perry
Fair Grounds
Road plan approved through Benton township connects with White Pole road
The county board met at the courthouse and decided to run the Benton township road straight through to join the White Pole road at Wichta, cutting out the River to River road and the proposed jog east to Anita. Session focused on routine business and bill approvals with a board of review to meet tomorrow.
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Board of Supervisors
Court House
Benton Township
Benton ‘Township
White Pole
Wichta
Anita
New Iowa law targets dentist ads and license revocation
A June 3 report from DDS Movies, In notes Iowa's July 4 effective rule requiring truthful advertising by dentists. Misleading claims about painless extractions will trigger license revocation and potential misdemeanor charges upon performing painful extractions. The state previously relied on a dental board, now given authority to revoke licenses and regulate all practicing dentists.
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DDS
Iowa
Aged Lady Ill At 706 Chestnut Street In City Notes
Mrs. Hahn aged mother of J A Werner is very ill at her home 706 Chestnut street. At nearly 89 fears for her recovery are entertained. Henry Wiechmann visited Wiota for a few days and John Rathmann, from Wiota area, was a business visitor yesterday. Mr and Mrs Fritz Tibben near Wiota have a new daughter born a few days ago.
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Henry Wiechmann
Wiota
John Rathmann
Fritz Tibben
Meats and flour not free under Underwood tariff change
Washington reports that meats and flour will not be free in the Democratic tariff law if the senate finance subcommittee’s recommendation is accepted. The schedule, led by Senators Williams Shively and Gore, shifts to nominal duties on fresh meats beef mutton and pork and imposes 45 cents a barrel on wheat flour with 10 percent ad valorem on other wheat products. Oats receive a reduced duty with an oatmeal adjustment. In Chicago a three year old boy swallowed a toy cannon and was treated. the device was removed from his stomach and his condition described as good.
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Washington
Senate Finance
House
Williams, Shively
Gore
Chicago
Coleman O'Shaughnessy
Coleman
Frank Pellett to Sioux City on Bee Inspection
State bee inspector Frank Pellett left this morning for Sioux City on business tied to his office. He has been busy with bee inspections and delivering lectures recently, including talks in Chicago at Oak Park high school Cedar Rapids, Columbia Missouri and Madison Wisconsin. His lectures are well received and in demand across the country.
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Frank Pellett
Bee
Sioux City
Chicago
Oak Park High School
Cedar Rapids
Columbia
Madison
Wis
Premature Dynamite Explosion Injures Bridgwater Man
In Bridgwater Iowa on a Saturday afternoon Robert Sherrill and William Conrad were experimenting with dynamite when a blast shattered Sherrill’s arm and leg and caused heavy blood loss. He was rushed to a hospital amid fears for his life. Conrad sustained non fatal injuries. The incident occurred about eight miles south of town.
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Bridgwater
Robert. Sherrill
Sherrill
Wm. Conrad
Conrad
Here
Police Court Fines for Fight Case This Morning
In police court this morning Johnson and Razee were fined for fighting. Johnson paid 20 dollars plus 10 dollars costs, with 10 dollars suspended on good behavior. Razee paid a 10 dollar fine.
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Nd Johnson
Razee
Johnson
Good Bill at Opera House Tonight
The opera house presents a strong program for the evening with a quality showing advertised in this paper.
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Opera House
Bowen Accused of Leading Mob in Iowa Roundup
In Council Bluffs on June 3 John J. Bowen, a member of a self appointed five person committee, was jailed after leading a mob through the county jail and courthouse in search of Francisco Guide, the Italian accused in the murder of Northwestern fireman Howard H. Jones. Bowen, a Great Western fireman, identified by jail staff as a key mob leader, resisted a second jail search.
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Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie
John J. Bowen
Court House
Francisco Guide
Howard H. Jones
Northwestern
Bowen
Heller
Leach
Trumbull
Two Deaths Of Griswold People
Special to the News Telegraph Griswold Iowa June 1 Wm Hay Worth aged about ninety died at 8 15 am at his home from paralysis. He leaves a wife and several children and many relatives. Funeral at 10 30 am tomorrow at Central church with burial in Griswold cemetery. J R Best a well known carpenter died suddenly while visiting Ames for a high school graduation heart trouble cited. He leaves a wife and daughter in Griswold and a son visiting in Ames. Funeral at 2 30 pm tomorrow at Central church with burial in local cemetery. The late Wm Gerlach funeral held at Lyman and interment at Lyman attended by many.
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News-Telegraph
Griswold
Wm. Hay Worth
Mdae
Grinwold
J. R. Best
Ames
Aiies
Fillisola Representative To Visit Tomorrow At Park Hotel
Mr N. 9 Metcalf of Waterloo, special state representative for the Fillisola proposition, telegraphed that other engagements prevented today but he will be here tomorrow and will remain at the Park Hotel for interviews.
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Metcalf
Waterloo
Four Year Scholarship Awarded to Local Graduate
The first honor in the graduating class goes to Miss Gladys Fudge, earning a four year scholarship at Town City. If she cannot accept, the second place holder Alwin LD Farrior will receive the award.
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Gladys Fudge
Town City
Alwin LD
Farrior
Atlantic Commercial Club Banquet This Evening
The regular monthly luncheon of the Atlantic Commercial Club will be served at 6 30 this evening in the club rooms. A matter of great importance to the club members will be discussed and it is expected that the entire membership attend.
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The
Atlantic Commercial Club
Attorney S H Rudolph Travels After Father’s Death
Attorney S H Rudolph went yesterday to Rubio a small town east of Ottumwa after the death of his father. The funeral services were held today. The deceased was past seventy years of age at the time of his death. Biggest feature ever shown in Atlantic Opera House tonight.
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S.H. Rudolph
Rubio
Ottumwa
Atlantic
Opera House Tonight
City Council to Set Walnut Street Paving Assessment
At the regular council session this evening the city will determine the assessment for Walnut street paving and for curb and gutter work on other streets. Also notes a Wednesday night Battle of San Juan event at the Opera House.
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Walnut Street
Battle of San Juan
Opera House
Special sales ad rush urged for Saturday paper
The note requests quick submission of copy for the big sales advertisement in the upcoming Saturday issue. It urges prompt action and immediate submission, emphasizing not to delay and to “DO FE NOW.”
Weather forecast for Iowa city region lows and midweek highs
Readable forecast notes cloudy conditions for Iowa area tonight with a low around the expected value. Tomorrow shows increasing sunshine and warmer temperatures followed by a chance of light showers on Wednesday as described by local meteorologists.
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M, Willard! Quartet
Val Wiegand
Anita B. F. Myers
Diveeseee Lewis
Quartet Orchestra Business Meeting
Rev
Handy Orchestra
Cutting
Wiotawa
Rebakahs
the Masonic
Ble Graham
M’le Zanone
H. C. Gillett, Pres
Towa
Sev'y
Commercial Club
R. W. Fooken and Sons of
Lorenzen
Colfax
Business Cares
George Talty
First Street
L. W. Niles
Brookfield
Excelsior Springs
Clara Grobee
St. Charles
Silver City
Jolving
Cass County
Atty
T. C. Whitmore
Noah Guessford
Anital
Benton
Finance Subcommittee
Boy
Robert Sherrill
Bridgewater
William Conrad Hurt
Opera
Raymond Robbins
National Women's Trade Union League of America
League
Chihuahua
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Santa Rosalia
Haworth
Wm. Gerlach
Lyman
Fillisola
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Lowa
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