Atlantic Wins Two Firsts At Interstate Tournament
Special to the News Telegraph from Harlan reports a July intercity firemen’s tournament. Alton T. Peterson of Harlan suffered multiple injuries in a motorcycle accident that halted the event. Atlantic claims multiple events including the flag race, harness and novelty hub and hub, and the Manning coaching protest was rejected 2 to 1. Merchants' Greys of Atlantic also won a ball game 9 to 8 against Portsmouth.
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Harlan Tourney
News-Telegraph
Harlan
Alton T. Peterson
Peterson
Glidden
Manning
Dahlberg
Jones
Atlantic
Trace
Tilbrook
Denison
Nicholaon
Audubon
Herman Gotch
Coon Rapids
Wilford
Wilsone
Chief Hedges
Cart
Jay Hose
Make
Geo. Porter
Engnte
R.test Manning
Sie
Coon Rapide
Association
Harlan Public Square
Carroll
Avoca
Merchants’ Greys
Portsmouth
Morris
Franklin
Greys
Earling
Ohe
Shipley and Adamson At Opera House Tonight
High class musical and singing act readies to perform at the Opera House tonight with admission priced at 5 and 10 cents. The duo will entertain with selections from popular arias and light songs, promising a refined evening of entertainment for patrons.
Rock Island Freight Depot Burns in Des Moines Fire
Will Wissler reports the Rock Island freight depot in Des Moines burned last night destroying about six thousand dollars worth of auto tires. The tires were consigned to Des Moines dealers and lost in the blaze.
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Des Moines
Will Wissler
Rock Island
New Supply of Extra Long Shirts at Hansen Clothing
Infers a display of extra long shirts at Hansen Clothing Company located at 3719. The ad promises no more shirt length trouble and highlights belts wearers. Also notes a music event tonight at Opera House featuring solos and voice performances with instruments cello violin mandolin saxophone. Tickets priced 5 and 10 cents.
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Hansen Clothing Company
Opera House
Howard Leads Batting For Racine Club In Wis
Word from Racine Wisconsin says Howard is at the head of the club with a .320 batting average and only one error. G A R There will be a meeting of the Grand Army Post at o clock tomorrow evening in the county auditor's lot.
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Sball
Racine
Wis
Grand Army Post
County Auditor's Lottee
Weather Forecast for Ilowa Highs and Friday
Forecast for Ilowa shows little temperature change. Expect fair to high readings with minimal variation across Friday and the near term.
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Fee
Ilowa
fFair
T Ee Reese
Auto Hits Cyclist Near Post Office in Town
Last night around seven Ed Dallinger of Joyce Lumber Yard riding a bicycle was struck by a car driven by Sig Schavland near the post office driveway. Dallinger was head first against the curbing, suffering a cut above the right eye and bruising. the bicycle was wrecked. Witnesses report varying speeds from ten to thirty miles per hour. Dallinger is expected to recover with little difficulty.
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Ed Dallinger
Joyce Lumber Yard
Sig. Schavland
Beng
Dallinger
Mr. Schavland
Chestnut Street
Schavlander
Hol
Mrs G Haar Dies After Long Illness In Adair
Death occurs Tuesday evening at 6 p m after years of invalidism. Mrs G Haar wife of Rev Haar pastor of the German Evangelical church in Adair, well known in this city and vicinity. Funeral held at two this afternoon in Adair church with Albert Ratzlaff Henry Wischmann and C W Otto from this city in attendance.
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G. Haar
Rev. Haar
Hv. Lutheran
Adair
Albert Ratzlaff
Henry Wischmann
C. W. Otto
One act vaudeville at Opera House tonight
A brief vaudeville bill showcases a one act feature with four short scenes at the Opera House tonight. The program promises compact acts and lively entertainment for theatergoers seeking variety.
Paper man new Texas venture for C E Schoff
Charley Schoff, longtime Carpenter Paper Company salesman, leaves the San Antonio trade to start his own paper house there next week. Ralph Smith will take over Schoff’s Texas territory, while Schoff manages the new venture with Carpenter financial backing.
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Lawiches Paper House
San Antonio
Tex
C. EB
Charley” Schoff
Carpenter Paper Company
Texas
Ralph Smith
Carpenter Company
South Dakota
Mr. Schoff
Charley Schoff
Schoff
Eighth Grade Exercises Held Tomorrow at Presbyterian Church
The county eighth grade commencement is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church. The program includes invocation by Rev Spelman, piano selection by Rubinstein solo by Miss Harrison, class address by H B Wheeler, diploma presentation, and benediction.
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Presbyterian Church
Rev. Spelman
Rubinstein
Miss. Harrison
H. BH
Wheeler
M. Ward
Read All the Ads In This Paper Today
The paper highlights numerous ads from Gillette, Oransky, Leader, Stler Grocey, Block and Son, and Atlantic Tea and Coffee Company. Each store offers new promotions worth careful reading for savings and product finds.
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Gillette
Oransky
Leader
Stler Grocey Company
Block & Son
Atlantic Tea & Coffee Company
Jack Peacock Returns for Two Weeks Visit
Jack Peacock, former express agent now in Muscatine, arrives today for a two week vacation to visit old friends. He plans to spend time reconnecting with acquaintances during the stay.
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Jack Peacock
Express
Muscatine
Big Concert Postponed At Smiley Music Store
Extreme heat forces postponement of daily concerts during a big Progress sale. A final blo concert directed by Prof. Miller will be held Saturday afternoon for all, with free admission. Many numbers promised, all invited.
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Smiley Music Store
Prof. Miller
Miss Ethelwyn Milford Opens Studio of Music
Miss Ethelwyn Milford has opened her studio offering piano voice and musical Kinder on Linn Streets. Students may enroll for lessons at the new studio operated by Miss Milford, formerly at Miss Mamie Pindley’s.
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Ethelwyn Milford
Mamie Pindley
Mae Linn Streets
Tootiters
Little Boy Kicked By Pet Horse Near Wiota
Gerhardt Rustman a three year old boy living south of Wiota was kicked by a family horse while chasing a chicken at supper time. The kick broke one muscle and cracked the bone above the knee. He rests easier today and is expected to recover. Two feature subjects, Opera House tonight. 5 and 10 cents.
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Gerhardt
Henry Rustman
Wiota
Bridge Out Foiled Atlantic Tourists Visit
Report said the bridge to Gates was out on the Atlantic tourists sociability run just as the party was ready to visit Gates. After returning home, it was learned the bridge was in good shape and Gates residents had prepared a royal welcome for the visitors, leaving them disappointed.
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Gates
Boy Scarred by Barbed Wire at Sun Day School Picnic
The Fillensworth boy of Avoca suffered a scalp wound this afternoon while walking under a barbed wire fence on the picnic grounds. He was taken to a physician where several stitches were required to close the wound.
Accident at Sunday school picnic damages buggy
Mrs. T. L. Smith, southeast of town, had stopped at a watering trough when Blanche and Lot tie Whited, coming from the opposite direction with their horse and buggy, collided with her bogey, breaking off the left hind wheel. The horse did not frighten. two men assisted and no one was injured.
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T. L. Smith
Blanche
Lottie
Ada Reynolds Wins Minstrel Ticket Prize
Mrs Ada Reynolds captured the $5.06 prize for selling the most tickets to the Ellis Minstrel show by selling thirty four tickets. She expresses sincere thanks to friends and all who helped her win the prize by buying tickets.
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Ellis
Ada Reynolds
Mink League Withdraws After Failing to Stay Afloat
The Mink League, comprising towns in Iowa Missouri Nebraska and Kansas, has quit after an unsuccessful effort to keep the league solvent. One city had pursued securing a franchise in the league.
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Mink” ‘Baseball League
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Elks Minstrel a Big Success at the Opera House
The Elks Minstrel show last night drew a full house and enjoyed strong audience enthusiasm from start to finish. A. A. Sherwood’s staging and interludes kept the flow lively with clever jokes, while performances by Carl McComb Claire Sweney Sam Berry and the 20th Century Quartet drew applause and entertained with music and novelty acts.
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Carl McComb
Mr. McComb
Claire Sweney
Joe
Joe Schiappacas$e
Joe McCarthy
Messia
Samson
Ohnsson
Magica
Orpheum
Juleo
A. H. Sherwood
Saxophone solo during Bear Cat at Opera House
Readable note reports a Saxophone performance during the Bear Cat routine at the Opera House tonight with admission priced at 5 and 10 cents.
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Jthe Fmonster
Ministerial Convention in Session at Audubon
The Evangelical Association Des Moines district holds its ministerial convention in Audubon for the week. Rev. W C Lang presides, J H Yaggey is vice president, J J Braun secretary, C S Lang treasurer. Twenty two ministers attend and are on the weeklong program.
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The
Evangelical Association of the
Des Moines District
Audubon
W. C. Lang
J. H. Yaggey
J. J. Braun
C. S. Lang
Ha tle bootlegging case clarified in News Telegraph notice
The News Telegraph corrects a previous report stating that H tale pled guilty in the bootlegging case. He did not plead guilty. he agreed to destruction of seized liquor and to leave the city yesterday, which he did.
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News-Telegraph
Hatle
Tailor Emery Burgner Opens New Shop Location
Emery Burgner, the well known tailor, has moved to a new location above the Cook pool hall. He invites old customers and new ones to call and have their wants given careful attention.
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Emery Burgner
Cook Pool Hall
Sult
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American Press Association
Theora Carter
Good Cheer Society
New York City
Howard
Sig. Selvland
C. KE Schorr
Carpenter Paper
Jack” Peacock
St, Petersburg
Russia
Pirlatin
Poltava
Mrs. Reynolds
Mink League
Elks Minstrel
A. A. Sherwootd
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