Personal Notices From Atlantic Area Residents
Attorney L Hj Pive is in Omaha today on business. Mrs Theresa McEniry of Adair was an Atlantic visitor today. Several locals have moved into the Stafford property on East Fifth street. Miss Ruth Pond of Audubon has been visiting in Atlantic at her uncle Clyde Baker's home. Mrs L W Niles has gone to Brookfield Missouri to visit her daughter Mrs Clay Hill. Mer and Mrs BP Stupson at 800 East Sixth Street returned to Omaha after visiting their daughter Tru an. Mrs Fred Coe returned to ata yesterday after a three week visit here caring for a relative. Fee tote of Sterling Colorado visits at nephew Asay and family. Mr Neagle, old time resident of Saint id Carson, is visiting friends in the area. Mrs Nee and others visiting at the home of her sister Mrs M P Conway 108 West Fourteenth Street. Mr Rhody will join his family here June 16.
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L. Hj. Pive
Omaha
Dusiness
Theresa McEniry
Adair
Moore
Stafford
East Fifth Street
Ruth Pond
Audubon
Atlantic
Clyde Baker
L. W. Niles
Brookfield
Clay Hill
Yam
jap—Mer
BP. Stupson
East Sixth Street
Fom
Truan
Fred Coe
Ata
Sterling
Colo
Eve Aday
Asay
Neagle
Zaint
Mre. M. P
Denison District Court Naturalization Petition by Larsen
Bes Citixen Carl Emil Larsen of Atlantic filed with the district court clerk his petition for naturalization. Larsen a native of Denmark arrived in the United States on November 20, 1911. A sow was shipped to J D Stevenson of Jordan by C A Zellmer a noted Duroc Jersey breeder of Washington township to augment his show herd. Home Service Lectures at Red Cross rooms reported strong attendance as the series continues. Crystal Lake resort to open for 1918 season on Sunday.
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Would Bes Citixen
Carl Emil Larsen
Maple Street
Atlantic
Jbas
District Court
Larsen
Denmark
United States
C. A. Zellmer
Washington Township
J. D. Stevenson
Jordan
South Dakota
Red Cross
Tha
Home Service Department
The
American Red Cross
German Traditions Maintained Amid Russian Invasion
Cable dispatches received in Chicago report German advances destroying many lines and forcing secretaries and workers to flee. A later message says most secretaries have gone to Alberta while several representatives remain in Moscow awaiting new opportunities for service.
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Ruthiseeness
Russia
Chicago XV ML
Rosete
Alberta
Gre
Moscow
Egg Buried Deep Yields Hatchling of Unknown Species
A. J. Dwyer and helpers digging at McGary Flats near Bancroft unearthed a 38 foot deep sand egg that measured 19 inches. It hatched a bird of unknown species which grew rapidly and now weighs 253 pounds. Government officials cannot name the species. the bird is on display at Game Warden McCaw's shop.
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A. J. Dwyer
McGary Flats
Canada
Night Attack Near Paris Report From Auto Driver
An auto supply driver Lester Larrabee recalls a small coup de main against American troops in France. He describes pitch darkness and heavy rain that blinded drivers as a Packard with 21 wounded fled toward measures, and one vehicle wrecked on fences and bridges near barbed wire entanglements.
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France
Lester Larrabee
Bowie Trenches
Bia-Car
Nightcrawler Gatherer On A Gloomy Street
In a rainy street scene a man with an umbrella collects worms from the asphalt and gutter, filling a bucket with fish bait for night crawlers and crayfish, eyed by a narrator who notes the humble chore amid war-time reflections.
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Ohio State Journal
Retaliative Riddle Sparks City Boarder Banter
A fragment captures a humorous exchange on summer boarders, with one speaker noting the city’s winter hardship and a playful remark about a father’s gladness to see boarders leave. The snippet hints at light, period chatter without full context.
Poor Girl an Heiress Daughter of a School Vanitor
By the death of her aunt Mrs Katherine Fratt at Billings Montana on January 1 Miss Moret Morrisey formerly of Jacksonville DL becomes joint heir with a brother to an estate valued at $1,000,000. Miss Morrisey lived with her parents in Jacksonville until moving to Billings where the father worked as a janitor and laborer.
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Kathrine, Fratt
Billings
Mont
Misa Moret Morrisey
Jackgolville, DL
Miss Morrisey
Jacksonville
Student officer falters under tough ROTC drill at Fort Benjamin Harrison
The Indianapolis News recounts a candidate who claimed Guard service and faced tough ROTC instructors. While commanding a company he zigzagged and even collided with a fence, yet he kept nerve, shouting for the men to march away from the obstacle as an unusual cloud formation drew attention.
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National Guard
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapols
Gardening study added to Philadelphia schools
A new garden study aims to educate about 260000 pupils in proper gardening methods. If satisfactory, it may become a permanent part of the curriculum. About thirty minutes weekly would be set aside in all schools for teaching and discussion of gardening.
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Philadelphia
Plah
Alechools
Gerdening
Sammy Arrives and Name Reference Noted in Record
A fragment notes the arrival of Sammy and a historical remark about the name Sammie being bestowed. The text emphasizes the nickname in a archival context, indicating a historical rekord about naming.
Georgia Minstrels to Visit Atlantic on the Eighteenth
M B Nelson learned that the famous Georgia Minstrels will tour the north for war funds, paying their own expenses and donating all proceeds. He arranged a Atlantic appearance for the eighteenth of the month with Bert L Butler assisting, and further details to come.
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M. B. Nelson
Georgia
North
Mr. Nelson
Atlantic
Bert L. Butler
War fund receipts transferred to YY. M. CG. A.
Receipts will be turned over to the YY. M. CG. A. war fund, indicating continued support for the organization’s fundraising effort.
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YY. M. CG. A. War Fund
Westgate Superintendent Visits Old Exira Home
Harold Clay superintendent of Westgate Iowa visits Exira former home in town. The report notes his work at Westgate has been highly successful and that he arrived to reconnect with friends during the June visit.
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Westgate
Exira
Harold Clay
Extra
Clay
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Universal Car
Atlantic Auto Co
Iowa
Crystal Lake Resort
Earth Worms
the Savings Bank
Wavingy
Sammy
Sammie
Jambitious Fleherman
Deering
the News-Telegraph
Nebe Shoe CO
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