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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1913

Page

5

Judge approves bids in A N and S sale cases

Judge Arthur approves north end bid of 87 000 to J A McWard for bondholders and south end bid of 98 000 to Abeles and Taussig, ending years of legal wrangling. He notes bids conserve creditor interests and foresees operation by competent railroad hands, with further outcomes pending August 9 final payment.

North End B. A. Goodspeed B. Smith South End Abeles & Taussig Abeles' & Taussig Goodspeed Blakedell Mannenburger Brussels Shaw Manienburger Miller Des Moines John Reed Arthur Atty A. N Barnes Bros. & Shugart Kimbaliton J. A .McWard Abeles Atlantic South Line

Officers arrest alleged bootlegger near depot

Deputy Shirleriff Byers and county attorney Whitmore arrested J. K. Estle a Cedar Street junk dealer on bootlegging charges after officers found four quarts and three pints of whiskey as he returned from the depot. His hearing was set for 2 30 pm before Justice Cain. He pleaded guilty and agreed to leave town by Wednesday, sparing county expense.

Shirleriff Byers Whitmore J. K. Estle Cedar Street

Big Shipment Of Cattle To Chicago By Wheatley & Son

Saturday last L. W. Wheatley & Son shipped five carloads of cattle and one of hogs to Chicago. The cattle numbered eighty two head and averaged 1512 pounds in weight. This makes eleven cars of cattle and one of hogs thus far shipped by Wheatley & Son. Five more loads of cattle will be shipped by them to Chicago next Saturday.

L. W. Wheatley & Son Chicago Wheatley & Son

Weather Forecast for Town Showers Tonight or Tuesday

Forecast calls for showers tonight or Tuesday with continued warmer temperatures. Momentary breaks may occur, but no extended dry spell is expected. Officials urge residents to plan for rain and variable conditions.

Canard Rumor on Dr Burke Death False

Rumor spread yesterday that Dr Charles B Burke of this city died by suicide in various locations. The paper investigated and found no evidence. Burke is away and did not harm himself. The false tale allegedly originated with Rev Braun from Orbalda.

Chas. B. Burke South Omaha Sioux City Minneapolis Omaha Burke Braun Orbalda Atlantic

Local firemen to compete at Harlan

The Avoca volunteers travel by special train to Harlan for the Interstate Tournament on Wednesday and Thursday. The event showcases volunteer fire departments while providing two tables for Merchants Greys of Avoca to play against Avoca teams. The lineup lists Jake White, Sam Marshall, George Porter, and many others across Atlantic and Avoca squads.

Harlan Avoca Jake White Sam Marshall George Porter Wright Hedges Chris Hafele Clyde Woolsey Bud Gillett Geo. McKay Brown Beach Ocie Bunton George Winchell Richard Stood Benton Werner Will Hafele Earl Townsend Oscar Dahlberg Byron Jones Frank Sbarnhardt Roy Camblin Frank Gardner Basil Skipton White Marshall Wright Hoenke Camblin Morris P Thomas Franklin Dahlberg

Three double acts and one single act at the Opera House

The Opera House presents a varied bill tonight with three big double acts and one single act delivering a night of varied performance. Patrons can expect lively routines from the paired performers followed by a solo act to close the program.

Opera House

Danny's Own Story starts in this paper this week

John Curry buys a new Studebaker from Jake Weitzel, and the serial continues with a strong opening chapter. The narrative promises compelling reading from start to finish for loyal readers.

Danny John Curry Studebaker Jake Weitzel

Death Summons Well Known Men of This City

Two long time residents Wim Trede and A A Wise died within days of each other. Trede of 306 Linn Street aged about sixty, died of heart trouble after a life in this county and city including farming and the hide and rendering trade. He leaves a wife Bertha and seven children, with funeral at the Congregational church and Elks graveside rites. Wise, born February 13 1847 in Butler County Pennsylvania, served in the 2nd Cavalry, married Rebecca Ross, moved to Iowa, and died June 15 1918 at his home with six children and a large family. Funeral services June 17 at the Baptist church with Odd Fellows in charge.

Wim. Trede A. A. Wise William ‘Trede Willian Carl Trede Linn Street Davenport Iowa Lewis Lodge of Elks Trede Bertha Helen Smith Walnut John F. Trede Atlantic National Bank Fred ‘Behuldt W. J. Goodge Lilston Collins Augusta Jacobson Congregational Church H. C. Spelman Atlantic Cemetery Butler County Co. F 2Nd Regiment of Cavalry Geo. L. Tylers Army of the U Kedta Colo Harry H. Wise Omaha Neb H. Roberts Atlantic Roy Mabel Wiss L. M. Wise Butler G. Wise Pittsburg Kas F. Frank Min Creston J. D. McCandless Los Angeles Cal Wise Baptist Church Christ Mr. Wise Modern Woodmen of America The Odd Fellows Order of the Odd Fellows J. M. Brown Olive Street E. E. Brown San Luis, Obispo Joseph Randolph, Neb Mrs. Brown H. M. Boorman Lucina . Wheatley Anita Vicinitty Cllerk District Court Orange W. Wheatley Hfer Cate Gibson Wis Torgether Grant Township Permanent c L. R. Forsyth Edwin Gwinner Neola Hazel Gwinner Able Alla Luella Milligan Washington Township John Milligan Pella

Three Swedes Seek Final Naturalization in Griswold

Karl Wilhelm Willagson Lorenz August Sjostrom and Eric Alfred Sunden natives of Sweden and residents of Griswold filed in the clerk of the district court for final naturalization papers Also note four big vaudeville acts with one at the Opera House tonight.

Sweden Karl Wilhelm Willagson Lorenz August Sjostrom Eric Alfred Sunden Griswold District Court

U C T Boys And Ladies Have A Good Time

The local council of U C T held a social at the I C O F hall on Saturday night. Members invited one guest each and attendance surpassed the usual. A pleasant evening featured a banquet menu worthy of the gods and a memorable dance despite the heat.

Strawberry Festival at Congregational Church

Congregational Ladies host a Strawberry Festival at the church Tuesday evening June 17 starting 7:30. Strawberries ice cream and cake offered for 16 cents. Cordial invitation extended to all.

Wheatley family to visit old Wisconsin home this week

L. W. Wheatley and two daughters will visit the old Wisconsin home of the former in Montpelier Kewaunee County this week. They will return to Chicago next Saturday where J. H. Wheatley will join them with cattle.

L. W. Wheatley Wisconsin Montpelier Kewaunee County Chicago J. H .Wheatley

Lewis Was Mecca Yesterday at Crystal Lake Opera

Crystal Lake resort drew many locals as dusty roads stayed warm with traffic all afternoon and evening. See Mabel Blessing and company in A Test of Affection at the Opera House.

Mabel Blessing and Company Collins & Abbott Marie M. Corey Lewis Resort Crystal Lake Opera House

Brett Joins Kimballton Construction For Steel Work

T. C. Brett, formerly with Hunter Iron Works, has accepted a post with the Kimballton Construction Company to oversee steel work. He and his family, after a western trip and return to Iowa, are now living in Red Oak where they have resided for some time.

T. C. Brett Hunter Iron Works Company Kimballton Construction Company Mr. Brett Iowa Red Oak

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. M S. BE. Smith J. K. Estie Sherrff Byers J. Brunskill Nieman Newman Peterson W. Brownholdt G. Brunghill H. Brownholdt Chamberlain Leach WM. Trede My. Brown WRS Lucina Wheatley Orangh W. Wheatley Anita Old Wisconsin Mecca Brett
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