Cass County Light & Power seeks 20 year pole and wire rights
Notice from Cass County Light and Power Company of Griswold, Iowa, filing with the Cass County Board of Supervisors for permission to erect and maintain electric poles and wires along specified highways for twenty years. Hearing set at Atlantic Court House on July 7, 1913 at 10 a.m. for objections. Signed by J. W. Daily, President. A minstrel show and painting ad appear in the same notice section.
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Cass County Light & Powers Co
State of
Iowa
Griswold
Cass County
Board of Supervisors
Cass
Section Hight
Lewis
Court House
Atlantic
Cass County Light & Power Company
J. W. Daily
Collins Hat Shop Notice to Settlers Before July 1 2016
Those knowing themselves indebted to the Collins Hat Shop are urged to call and settle accounts before July Jat 2016. Collins Hat Shop. Do not order a camera elsewhere when a genuine Kodak of better quality can be bought for less money at Alexander's.
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Collins Hat Shop
Aleexander
First Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic Scheduled
The teachers and superintendent urge all Sunday school members to join the union picnic on Thursday at 10 o'clock in the park. Also noting bargains on collapsible baby carriages from Fred Alexander.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
J. A. Giffen
Fred Alexander
Rheumatic Pain Relief Advertisement
Rheumatic pains advertised fade with a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment. Uses a sales tone urging purchase and notes availability from all dealers.
New Virginia Fire Destroys Major Block in Iowa Town
A June blaze in New Virginia Warren county Iowa wiped out thirteen stores and several offices causing an estimated loss over 50000. The post office telephone exchange and printing plant were destroyed leaving only a few shops and homes standing with residents Suffering heat and smoke injuries. W N Bullington was the most seriously affected but is expected to recover.
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New Virginia
Warren County
A. B. Doyle
E. L. Stickel
New Virginian
E. L Coy
Charles Mills
Errine Stickel
J. N. Stansell
Frank Palmer
Ben Leachman Lumber Company
Leachman
W. N. Bullington
West Street
Second Fight with Moros on Mount Bagsag Ends in Rout
Manila reports a night operation on Mount Bagsag by American scouts routs the Moros with six American KIA and seven WIA. Pershing commands in Mindanao praising his troops as Moros retreat and are pursued. Debrief from Jolo wireless indicates limited casualty details.
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Manila
Mount
Bagsag
Jolo
John J. Pershing
Department of Mindanao
Watered stock profits are watered stock profits
Washington June 17 Henry T Oxnard known as the father of the beet industry and vp of American Beet Sugar testified before the senate lobby investigating committee He said New York bankers who helped organize the beet sugar company insisted on putting in about fifteen millions water in a 20 000 000 corporation He and his brother cleared about a million from their share of watered stock and warned that the Underwood bill with free sugar would foster a new sugar trust not violating anti trust law.
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Washington
Henry T. Ownard
American Beet Sugar Company
Senate
Oxnard
New York
Underwood
Rebels and Bridges Burned in Juarez Garrison Reinforcement
Juarez garrison reinforced by 300 federal regulars under Colonel Castro arriving by troop train after being stranded on the Mexican Central railway. Rebels have burned repaired bridges as the train moved north. Inez Salazar, once a rebel leader now commanding federal irregulars, arrested in El Paso for violating U S neutrality laws. Argentina to tax beef exports above a fixed maximum. ministry official auditing refrigerating plants accounts.
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el Paso
Juarez
Castro
Inez Salazar
Tio Paso
United States
Charles Moore
Buenos Aires
Council of Ministers
National Congress
Ministry of Agriculture
West Virginia Strike Inquiry Is Resumed
Charleston W V June 17 With renewed industrial war in Paint and Cabin Creek districts the senate mine strike committee resumes witness examinations Miners detectives and agency agents recount disturbances Felts Baldwin Felts Detective Co testifies his men sought to keep miners from joining the union and denies operating after martial law declaration
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Charleston
W. Va
Paint
Cabin Creek
Senate
Thomas L. Felts
Baldwin-Feltz Detective Agency
Paint Creek
Medical Association Meets in Minneapolis Session Opens Delegates
The sixty fourth annual American Medical Association session opened with the house of delegates chaired by Dr. A Jacobi of New York. Membership rose from 34 283 to 37 018, while two state associations grew from 70 021 to 70 638. The board of trustees reported prosperity and focus on probing patent medicines and quackery. British officials requested data for parliamentary inquiries, with Australia and South Africa also seeking material. Also noted was a crackdown on baseball gambling as a large group denied entry to the Polo Grounds for the New York Detroit game.
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Minneapolis
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
A. Jacobi
New York
Association
Atty
Alexander Craig
Chicago
Board of Trustees
American Association
Australia
South Africa
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities Across Leagues
A terse compilation shows baseball scores from Wichita Topeka Lincoln Des Moines Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and other venues. Notable pairings include Rae Topeka at Wichita and Denver versus Lincoln with varied run counts, plus Western and Nebraska leagues results and player pairings like Rudolph Camnitz and Hall Stanage.
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Wichita
RAE
Topeka
Fullerton-McAlister
Durham-Wacot
Lincoln
REE
Denver
Ehman-Baker
Wolfgang Block
Des Moines
RAEI
Cincia
RHLB
New York
Cincinnati
Marquard-Meyers
Suggs-Clarke
Pittsburgh
RHB
Boston
Rudolph-Rariden
Camnitz-Gibson
Chicago
Philadelphia
Alexander Dooin
Cheney-Bresnahan
St. Louis
B.le
Brooklyn
Rucker-Miller
Saliee-McLean
Washington
BEB
Russell-Schalk
Groom-Henry
RHE
Detroit
DSH
Pstal Hall-Stanage
Shhulz-Sweeney
RAD
Leverenz Agnew
Wood-Nanamaker
R.h.le
Cleveland
Falkenberg-Darisch
Plantk-Schang
Joseph
Superior
Grand Island
Hatch-Scheid
Haley-Coe
R.H.B
Vance-Scheld
Rouse-Smith
Fremont
Rad Seward
Columbusa
Ale York
Columbus
Smithson-Brown
Ramey-Ramsey
Weather Crop Bulletin Des Moines Iowa June 17
The week was mostly dry and clear except for eight local Friday or Saturday showers in the northern half. Cool temperatures and light frost on some nights slowed early corn growth, but field work remained favorable with corn planting near completion and plowing progress strong. Haying expected to begin in southern counties with heavy yields anticipated. strawberries ripening but needing rain. Fruit standings as of June 1 show apples 73, pears 48, plums around 61, cherries 54, peaches 71, raspberries high, berries varied. staple crop data not yet available.
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Des Moines
State ‘Horticultural Society
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A promotional advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the preparation is indispensable in summer, affordable, and widely available through dealers. The text emphasizes its superiority for relief from abdominal issues.
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Chamberlain
Local visits and social notes from Southwest Bear Grove
Mrs Bertha Carson and children of Wiola visit sister Mrs Chas Weaver in Lewis. Mrs Jesse Samson ill. Mr and Mrs Albert Kutte business caller in Atlantic. Levi Enfield family visited Bert Myers. Miss Geneva Lackey and friend Blanche Havens dined with Theo Krause’s family. Frank Enfield visited his parents. Dance at Crystal Lake. Glen Lackey visited from Wio ta. An agent from Griswold sold vacuum cleaners locally. Terry School of Dressmaking. Rebecca Fox, 402 Linn &
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Bertha Carson
Wiola
Chas. Weaver
Lewis
Jesse Samson
Nat
Albert Kutte
Atlantic
Levi Enfield
Bert Myers
Geneva Lackey
Blanche Havens
Lyman
Theo, Krause
Frank Enfield
Crystal Lake
Glen Lackey
Wiota
Griswold
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Ford
F. O. B. Atlantic
Ford Times
Atlantic Automobile Company
Elis Minstrels
Opera House
Alexander
F. L. Green
Lorah, Iowa
Hartel
3Rd & Walnut Sts
Moros
Surn Bridges
West Virginia
Detective Agency
Medical Association Meets
Polo Grounds
Whitney Loan & Trust Company
Whitney Bank Whitney Loan & Trust Company
Weather Crop Bulletin
Southwest
Bear Grove
M. L. Langdon
Central Iowa Poultry & Egg Co
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