Resignation Comes As Great Surprise At Simpson College
Local Methodists express surprise at President James W Campbell resignation of Simpson College Indignola. Campbell, president since 1915, helped raise scholarships and oversee a new 150000 building now under construction. Probate notice asks Cass County Iowa residents to appear June 16 1919 at Atlantic courthouse to contest will of Oline Carlson deceased.
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James W. Campbell
Simpson College
Indignola
Dr. Campbell
Simpson
Andu
State OF Iowa
Cass County
Court House
Atlantic
Iowa
Oline Carlson
Coss -Gounty
A. A. Emigh
District Court
Hogs and cattle mixed gains at Omaha and Chicago markets
HOGS receipts 7,500 in South Omaha with prices 20.60 to 20.90, top 20.90. bulk around 20.65 to 20.90. CATTLE receipts 150. beef cows steady, veal down 26c, stockers steady. SHEEP receipts none. lambs up 25c. Chicago hogs 7,500 with top 21.25, bulk 20.85 to 21.15. cattle 500, likely steady to higher for many grades. sheep 9,000, steady.
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South Omaha
News-Telegraph
Chicago
Haldover
Grain Market and Legal Notice Highlights From Cass County
The page blends old grain market figures for barley rye oats and pork with notices, including a probate filing in Cass County Iowa. Executor M D Traeger seeks settlement of John Nelson estate, while Atlantic Canning Co requests sweet corn acreage contracts limited to 100 acres due to seed shortages.
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Jesus
Atlantic Canning CO
Mrs Chas Kuhnke Leaves for Minneapolis Visit
Mrs Chas Kuhnke departed last evening for Minneapolis to spend a week with her niece Mrs W B Freeman. Miss Rose Rasmussen, who has been a guest at Mrs C J Wormiani's home, travels to Slayton Minn to visit relatives.
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Chas. Kuhnke
Minneapolis
W. B. Freeman
Rose Rasmussen
C. ‘J. Wormiani
Slayton
Minn
Local notes and society briefs from Atlantic area
Miss Cullison returns home from overseas service to Atlantic and Olive Cullison. Roscoe Gaylord discharged and goes to Red Oak to work for Murphy company. Airplane passes Atlantic at 2 20 in easterly direction at high speed. Frank Woolsey returns from Great Lakes Naval Training Station with discharge. Three pounds Navy beans offered for 26 cents. E F Jones.
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Miss Cullison
Misa Olive Cullison
Harlan
Red Oak
Roscoe Gaylord
Thomas D. Murphy Company
Atlantic
Sailor Home
Frank Woolsey
Fred Woolsey
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Velma Napier Recuperates After Operation
Mrs. T. Trainer reports Velma Napier underwent surgery yesterday and is now recovering.
Oldest Settler of Polk County Dies
Des Moines Iowa June 14 Mrs Adeline F Saylor widow of Thomas Jefferson Saylor and the oldest surviving settler of Polk county died at her home on the Saylor farm three miles north of Des Moines. She had lived in Polk county since 1846 nearly seventy three years and the farm which she and her husband obtained directly from the government is believed to be the only one in Polk held continuously since purchase. The property was bought in 1862 for 87 ½ cents per acre and now valued at more than 450 per acre.
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Des Moines
Adeline F. Saylor
Thomas Jefferson Saylor
Polk County
Saylor
Hays fights league nonpartisan stance at Fort Wayne
Will H. Hays, Republican National Committee chair, in Fort Wayne address rejects Homer C. Cummings challenge to make the League of Nations a partisan issue. He says the peace treaty and its provisions are an American question, not a partisan one. Ford parts mentioned.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Will H. Hays
National Committee
Republican Party
Homer
Cummings
Democratic Committee
Chicago
Republicana
League of Nations
Haya
League
Harlan Publisher Defends Cass Co in Deer Tale
P. B. Brown of the Shelby County Republican defends Cass County history against a Curator and state historian claim. He notes the deer origin tale is wrong, citing W. B. Cuppy of Avoca as the deer herd owner and estate administrator who released the herd after his death. The Shelby County Republican remains spirited.
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P. B. Brown
Harlan
Shelby County Republican
Cags County
Mr. Brown
Harlon
State Historical Building
Iowa
Cass County
W. B. Cuppy
Avoca
Shelby County
Deathbed Insurance Paid by Government
In Des Moines Iowa June 14 Uncle Sam will pay L C O Brien father of Victor L P O Brien a $10000 war risk policy for the soldier who died at Camp Dodge last fall from influenza The claim was rejected then sent to Washington The attorney general directs applying to the insurance department in Washington and payment will be made The case in federal court will be dismissed.
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Des Moines
Sam
Victor L. P. O’brien
Camp Dodge
Washington
Attorney General’s
Insurance Department
Antiques Find Market as Result of the War
London dealers report record antique prices due to wartime fortunes. A mysterious Hals portrait sparked five to six hundred dollars, a Reynolds portrait sold for about 70,000, and several Chippendale pieces fetched high sums. Demand spans furniture and fine art as treasures migrate from private collections.
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Associated Press
London
England
Kwag
Franz Hals
Reynolds
Mexico faces millions in claims over Madero revolution
In Mexico City on June 14 Associated Press reports that claims for millions of pesos in damages from the Madero revolution have been filed with diplomatic representatives of various nations. These follow other claims to the Mexican government, which is yet to pay any. officials say foreigners should file with Mexico and, if rejected, pursue diplomatic channels.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Delivery note for Atlantic News-Telegraph subscribers
A fragment states that any Atlantic subscriber who misses the News-Telegraph can have it delivered by calling Red 403 before the evening edition. It also mentions use of Genuine FORD Parts in an unclear context.
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Shower for Bride-to-be and Catholic Choir Dinner
Mrs J A Nelson hosted a shower for Miss Susie Brown before her marriage to Edwin Fick with twenty friends attending a two course lunch and gift basket. Rev Father Daly hosted a Knights of Columbus hall dinner for SS Peter and Paul Church Choir and Catholic friends with about thirty present, dinner by Catholic Ladies Club and music by Mrs A E Taylor and Mr Saly.
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Mra. J. A. Nelson
Susie Brown
Edwin Fick
SS. Peter and Paul
Father Daly
Knights of Columbus Hall
Catholic Ladies Club
A. E. Taylor
Saly
We Will Move July 1st to Rear of Farmers Savings Bank
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works at 213 Walnut Street announces relocation to the rear of Farmers Savings Bank on July 1. They will sell a pipeless furnace at a special price and do not wish to move it. Ed Southwick currently occupies the rear location.
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Farmers Savings Bank
Ed Southwick
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Walnut Street
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Elliott
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Ood
de Scholls
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Birch
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D. F. Bush
Old ‘Estabished Corporation
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Wm. Menefee
J. B. Jipsen
J. C. Kennedy
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Clyde Drager
Cumberland
Black
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Zik's Bakery
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W. Harris
S. H. Rudolph
Tf i
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Sarah
Chas A. Johnson
Laurel St
Floyd
Brown
Charles City
Illinois Storage Co
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Tlip
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Meneefen
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Corley,—In
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Aa Street
Trilby Hotel
Grant
Goold-Lindsey Auto Co
East Standard Oil
Liberty Bonds
Whitney Bank
Jack Spiker
Atlantic Rendering Works
Tf Wilken Truck Co
Cass County Auto Co
John J. Black
Iowa Street
Chippewa Fells
Wis
A. E. Goold
Standard Oil Station
J. B. Thomason
Liberty
Tf Christensen & Mountain
A. W. Stevens
I.ut
Rothschild Grain Co
State of
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John Nelson
M. D. Trailer
T. C. Whitmore
Sides Teigey Sasta Co
Meredwr
FORD
E. F. Jones
Velma Napier
Hays
Cass CO
Wila Deer
Lowa
Cas County
Waa
Mexico
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C. P. Meredith
Dr Scholls
Dr. Scholl
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