Pearl Wire Cloth Promises Endurance Against Elements
Map shows the fiercest fighting on the Western Front while a local investigation in Jackson Michigan June 7 fails to identify the assailant in the murder of Molt A Sharwaad, master mechanic of the Michigan Central Railroad, killed while driving through Keeley Park in an automobile.
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Gilbert & Bennet
Gennaine Gilbert & Bennett
Jackson
Mich
Molt A. Sharwaad
Michigan Central Railroad
Keeley Park
Safety First for Hammond Man
Hammond Ind June 7 It’s Safety First for John Volk a longtime resident who plans to stay content with his self built craft a man sized three wheeler bicycle like tricycle. Volk rejects luxury cars and chooses a simple ride reflecting his life motto and savings.
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Hammond, Ind
John Volk
Hammond
John
Germans to Gather in Omaha for Saengerfest
German citizens delegates from eleven states will convene in Omaha from July 21 to 24 for the Saengerfest of the Saengerbund of the Northwest. Nebraska, Iowa, the Dakotas, Colorado, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas, Indiana, and Wisconsin will send singers. A children's chorus of over one thousand voices and a male chorus of two thousand will headline a program at the Auditorium.
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Omaha
Neb
Saengerbund
Northwest
Nebraska
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Colorado
Minnesota
Illinois
Kansas
Indiana
Wisconsin
Saengerfeest
Miss Addams Presents Hague Peace Resolutions in Rome
Rome reports Miss Jane Addams, renowned American peace advocate, presented to Baron Sonnino a copy of the Hague Peace Conference resolutions. She was introduced by Ambassador Page during the June 7 meeting in the Italian capital.
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Rome
Jane Addams
Baron Sonnino
Walian
Hague
Miss Addams
Ambassador Page
Current Comment Fragments From Four U S Papers
A compilation of editorial snippets from the Philadelphia Press Detroit Free Press Cleveland Plain Dealer and St Louis Globe-Democrat. The notes include quips on presidential duties fly swatting garbage irony in South America and Adventist prophecies.
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Philadelphia Press
Detroit Free Press
South America
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Phil Adelphia Ledger
Eien G. White
Adventists
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Energy and reputation in daily life and marriage
A compact reflection on luck, environment, and personal growth. It notes that energy shapes reputation, hard work surpasses circumstance, and lasting value comes from good deeds, clean habits, and prudent finances within marriage and family life.
Short Stories and Local Updates from Atlantic
Short items report construction at the Alexander store and a new walk on the south side. Directors of the Atlantic Commercial club plan a farm tour in county on Wednesday. Clarence Beers fined $10 for drunkenness and released on bond to pay the fine. Ground broken for Ike McFarland’s Walnut street building between Reynolds blacksmith shop and the Iowa House. City council to meet in a week to discuss paying contracts. bids awaited. Fire plug filled with rock blamed on rowdy youth. Funeral services for Mrs. J. Y. O’Neal held at her home with burial in Atlantic cemetery. Mrs. J. T. Winne and others hosted a pink party for Miss Whitney with 24 guests. Mr. G. L. Chamberlin and family leaving for Carthage then Mobile. Parties plan gatherings for Miss Whitney’s visit. Ben Gross family plans a trip to Yellowstone and California expositions. return via Portland and Seattle before moving to a new home in LaVista Place.
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Ike McFarland
Walnut Street
Reynolds Blacksmith Shop
Oll Iowa House
California
Ben Gross
Hancock
Yellowstone National Park
Portland
Seattle
LaVista Place
Ibtult
Farm Tour Wednesday planned with county experts
The Commercial club board meets in special session tonight to line up cars from Ames to join the county farm tour on June 9. Dinner and noon meeting moved to Ostrus home near Norway school with picnic lunch. Norfolk band to play. People from here should meet at six in the morning at the Commercial club corner to drive to Masena, tour starts at eight. A committee will organize car arrangements. Putnam Dry Cleaner at Moore's, Bug Finish at Moore's.
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Commercial Club Board of Directors
Ames
Ole Ostrus
Norway School
Oliver Ostrus
Norway
Ostrus Place
Massena
Commercial Club Board
Luck to Lead Chi Rouge Soul's Church for Summer
Rev Charles E Luck formerly of Griswold and pastor of Union church has been asked to serve as assistant pastor at the Soul's church in Chicago for the summer. The Chicago church already has Rev Jenkin Lloyd Jones as pastor and is expanding its religious work. Luck's Griswold friends will be glad to hear of the honor and predict he will meet the needs of Jones' intelligent congregation.
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Chas. E. Luck
Griswold
Union Church
AL Soul
Chirouge
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
United States
Jos
Luck
Ohio
Jones
Imperials fall to Adair 2-1 in close baseball clash
The Imperials, Atlantic's second team, lost a well played game to Adair on the local grounds by 2 to 1. Brown pitched for Atlantic with 16 strikeouts while Trumbull fanned seven for Adair. Battery: Atlantic Brown Poch Adair Trumbull Kelly. Miller seed $1.00 per bushel.
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Imperials
Atlantic
Adair
Brown
Trumbull
Poch
Battery
Kelly
Remembered Their Dead Remembered Their Dead
A joint M W A and Royal Neighbors Memorial Day service was held at the cemetery with E M Willard delivering a fine address. The VW W A degree team in full uniform decorated graves of many departed members, following the standard ritual.
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W. A
E. M. Willard
VW. W. A
Woodmes
Walter Callins
TP. F. O Tannell
Chas. J. Vaughn
J. A. Martin
J. W. Sterling
Martin Butler
Ellery Mills
D. M. Coker
W. N. Bauer
J. W. Woodson
Chas. Litterst
Edward Mumby
J. A. Conerd
F. W. Scheel
Tod Card
John C. Anderson
Albert Dunn
Roy C. Lamareaux
W. A. Hamler
Frank Roberts
C. P. Carnell
R. & Menefee
E. T. Evans
John R. Seaman
H. P. Rasmussen
W.W. Straight
BE. F. Berg
A. A. Wise
Jan Spry
L. L. Burris
H. A. Dicker
Sam Croissant
Frank Peterson
J. W. Lamb
Wm. Nicholson
John Tharnish
Henry Seaman
W. W. Eller
I. C. Seaman
Married Yesterday Clyde Trager Weds Hazel Hebing at Parsonage
Clyde Ernest Trager of Wiota son of Ernest Trager and Hazel Hebing of Cumberland daughter of Chas Hebing were married at 3:36 AM Sunday in the M. E. parsonage by Rev. Handy. Attendants were Clyde S. Trehing and Jessie B. Brown. They will reside on a Cumberland area farm.
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Clyde Ernest Trager
Wiota
Ernest, Trager
Hazel Hebing
Cumberland
Chas. Hebing
M. E. Parsonage
Rev. Handy
Clyde S. Trehing
Jessie B. Brown
Lewis
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Sonnino
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Clement
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J. Tt. Winne
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Petite
Grace Petite
Whitney
G. L. Chamberlin
Carthage
Mobile
Alabama
P. J. Appleman
Mildred Appleman
Miss Whitney
Chas. Grubb
Nellie Walker
J. 11. Marshall
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