Bradley Will Stay Until January 1st
Secretary Chas. E. Bradley of the Atlantic Commercial Club will remain with the club until the end of the coming year at his current salary of 76 dollars per month. He had planned to resign July 1 but agreed to stay to support the membership drive and potential building plans. The board may hire an assistant to handle growing secretarial duties, delaying the need for a new secretary.
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Chas. E. Bradley
The
Atlantic Commercial Club
Bradley
Bandle
Atlantic to Attend Elk Horn Celebration
At a meeting and luncheon of the Atlantic Commercial club plans were laid to send a strong delegation to Elk Horn for the celebration tomorrow. A committee is tallying cars and crew sizes while Chas Bradley will deliver a short talk for Atlantic. Members are to assemble at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow at the club rooms, with J. A. McWard leading the convoy.
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Atlantic Commercial Club
Elk Horn
Atlantic
Olk Horn
Chas
Bradley
Commercial Club
J. A. McWard
Exira Secretary at Commercial Club Luncheon
Rev Lawton secretary of the Ex tra Commercial club and M H church pastor spoke at the monthly luncheon and meeting asserting friendly relations with Atlantic and noting desire to be neighborly. Zanonettas in complete Vaudeville change tonight at the Opera House.
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Lawton
Extra Commercial Club
M. H
Commercial Club
Atlantic
Extra
Opera House
Weather forecast for Iowa unsettled with showers likely
The forecast indicates unsettled weather over Iowa with probable showers tonight or Thursday and a warmer night. The report notes higher temperatures expected tonight alongside the possibility of wet conditions tomorrow.
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Iowa
J S Woodhouse Writes A Book The Fugitive
J S Woodhouse of Des Moines prominent newspaper man who covered the Iowa legislature has published a new drama The Fugitive through Torch Light Press Cedar Rapids. The work uses prison contract labor as a central theme and links real life episodes with a fictional plot while noting reforms the legislature failed to enact.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Assembly
Torch Light Press
Cedar Rapides
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America
Woodhouse
Francisco Suideg's Weapons Are Found
In Council Bluffs Iowa on June 4 investigators linked Francisco Guidee to the murder of Howard H. Jones. A razor used to slit Jones’s throat, found bloodstained, ties Guidee to the crime. Acquaintance Bill Peache testified Guidee had threatened Jones and was seen hiding near the roundhouse shortly before the fireman’s death.
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Francisco Guidec
Howard H. Jones
Northwestern
Guidee
Bill Peache
Jones
Killng Jones
Peache
Women’s City Club boosts Test room funds with pledges
The Ladies of the Woman's City Club report monthly pledges totaling 88 dollars for the Test room’s support after ongoing soliciting. They have raised an additional 38 dollars a month in contributions to date.
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Woman's City Club
City Dads Held Long Session After Midnight
City council met in regular session and worked late into the night over Walnut Street paving and cross-street curb and guttering. They planned to reconvene tomorrow to finish assessments while approving street lights at 12th and Elm and 12th and Walnut and considering grade changes at 10th and Poplar.
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Elm Streets
12Th and
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T. C. Whitmore
10Th
Poplar Streets
George Henningsen
Kimballton Construction Company
Henningsen
Lang
Brown
Second
Lehain
Dr. Burke
5Th and
Pine Streets
Mayne
Club Eyes One Day Membership Drive to Fund Building
The Atlantic Commercial Club plans a Friday one day campaign to double membership by sending groups into the business district to recruit new members. The goal is 800 new members to raise funds for a $15,000 building with a store below for revenue and room for a first class club, with reports of 210 prospects already listed.
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Atlantic Commercial Club
Bradley
Lincoln
Neb
Woman's City Club
Bradley Bays
Fred Herbert Joins Farmers Savings Bank
F. W. Herbert known as Fred to many in the city and county, longtime county official and former county auditor, has accepted a position at Farmers Savings Bank and will start next week. He replaces Cecil Chenoweth, who will join Atlantic Canning Company in Fremont, Mo. Fred’s friends and the bank expect him to excel in the new role.
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F. W. Herbert
Fred
Ditor
Farmers Savings Bank
Commiece
Cecil Chenoweth
Atlantic Canning Company
Fremont
Getting Ready for District Convention Seventeenth BE
The twenty first annual convention of the seventh district of the Christian Endeavor will be held in this city on the 11th 12th and 12th of this month. One hundred fifty delegates are expected with speakers including Mrs Laura D Garst Rev Chas Stauffer and Rev C B Wadding. The local organizers promise the biggest convention yet and the session program will be published soon.
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Christian Endeavor
Laura D. Garst
Chas. Stauf« Facher
Iowa C. BE. Union
Rev. C
Wadding
County Board Raises Farm Lands Twenty Percent
The county board of supervisors, in a brief session, raised farm land assessments by twenty percent as part of equalization. They left open the possibility for the state board to raise further if needed. Also advertised is the Opera House showing of the feature Battle of San Juan tonight.
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Opera House
M C P Club closes year with officer slate
The M C P club held its closing meeting at Miss Margaret Oakes home. Officers installed for the coming year include President Mildred Appleman Vice President Irma Townend Recording Secretary Alice Barnard Corresponding Secretary Mildred Meredith Treasurer Irma Durr. The club voted to seek the district Federated Clubs convention next fall and elected Hazel Sweney and Dorothy Overman as new members. A lawn picnic supper ended the gathering.
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Margaret Oakes
Mildred Appleman
Irma ‘Townend
Alice Barnard
Mildred Meredith
Treas
Irma Durr
Federated Clubs
Hazel Sweney
Dorothy Overman
Christian Ladies Serve Luncheon at Commercial Club Meeting
The regular monthly Commercial club luncheon last evening was served by the Church of Christ ladies. Tables were prettily decorated with flowers and roses at each place. The invocation was pronounced by Mr. Handy of the M. E. church.
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Church of Christ
Ey, Handy
M. . Church
Get Your Copy Now for Special Sales Ad
Urgent plea to submit the special sales ad copy immediately. Prompt attention is requested for today to avoid delays in publication.
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