Bear Grove items recount local notes and milestones
County and vicinity reports detail residents in Bear Grove with work moves and social events. Leland Bradbury and Elmer Middaugh are active locally, while Frank Osen moved to his Bear Grove farm and the Graham couple marked their thirtieth anniversary with neighbors present. An egg social funded contributions to an orphan home project in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Grove
Leland Bradbury
Elmer Middaugh
Wm. Gleason
O. W Petterson
Charlie Pulley
Hassler
Frank Osen
Dan Catlow
Barrington
Mott
Jim Watson
George Peters
Lewis
A. Graham
R. W. Harris
A. H. Graham
Council Bluffs
Toad Leap Sociable and School Notes
The sociable at Toad Leap drew a large crowd with a noon dinner and songs, then a spelling school and crowding evening program. J A Lighty closed a four month school term, and Mrs Guy Allen visits Massena while Floyd Lighty rents Elisha Humphrey's farm for the season. Miss Minnie Smith begins Spring term at Fiveside Grove and Miss Clara Wakefield will teach at Toad Leap. J A Lighty also to teach at Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toad Leap
Guy Allen
Massena
J. A. Lighty
Vet Smith
Floyd Lighty
Elisha Humphrey
Minnie Smith
Fiveside Grove
Clara Wakefield
Grove
Frank Brown
Andy Smith
Extra
L D. Rich
Frank Stoner
George Ross
Orge
Franklin Township Item Highlights Local News
John Pollock's wife is very ill, August Seaman on the sick list, and farmers have mostly finished sowing oats. Ozela Starks begins her sixth term at Gold Hill Monday. Gold Hill residents demand $1,000 before hauling lumber and plan a Sabbath School at Toad Leap Sunday 3 PM. A village festival for Rev Wirth drew about sixty people with $6 raised. Gold Hill church elected officers: Secretary Mr Bryan, trustees Mr Prather, John Barber, George Patten, building committee George Patten, Mr Prather, Henry Bell, Robert Judd, Rev Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
John Pollock
August Seaman
Ozela Starks
Gold Hill
Toad Leap
Wirth
Mr. Bryan
Prather
John Barber
George Patten
Henry Bell
Robert Judd
Fisher
Local Notes Relate to Bridges, Farms and Quarantine Worries
Chas Willis of Atlantic visits neighbors as Bridgewater faces scarlet fever fears with quarantines. Various locals, including Mrs Herstein and J McLaughlin, move about, while farm tasks, barn painting, and buggy purchases mark the week. Tramps linger in No 7 school, distemper affects horses, and a sheriff candidate is noted for Chas Willis in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Willis
Atlantic
Bridgewater
Mrs. Herstein
Cumberland
J. McLaughlin
C. Herstein
Fred Rogge
E. Willis
H. McElfish
al. Anthony
G. Greenwaldt
Henry Thompson
Chris Herstein
Viers
Massena
Peterson
Mt. Kitna
Ramsey
Wim. Langworthy
Audubon
Bert Ramsey
L. L. Langworthy
Ida Langworthy
A.H. Willis
Chas, Wills
Elias Willis
Fred Westphal
R. M. Murray
M. A. Jamison
Chicago
St. Louis
Chas. Block
Atlantic High School
Opera House
O. W. Rich
O. W
Chas, Cumpson
Audubon Post
Pleasant Township items show spring work and local doings
Farmers have begun spring work. Local officials praised for efficiency. New farm leases, births, illnesses, and social visits populate a bustling Pleasant Township section. News covers school starts, board elections, teachers, and community plans across nearby towns.
Post Office Appointments and Local Notices in Lewis
Community items report on Griswold appointments and a forthcoming funeral for Mrs. George Kriger. Updates include Mrs. G S Kirkpatrick visiting Marion Iowa, medical conditions of Mrs K N Parish and Dr Wheeler, property transactions, school board actions, upcoming weddings, and local business offers.
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Post Office
Griswold
George Kriger
G.S. Kirkpatrick
Marion
Hemper along the Cumberland stage line and rail trips
Wm Mastellar notes mail delivery for Cumberland stage line patrons as fast as town residents. Hill the stage driver is reliable for mail. The piece promotes a cream separator and Oak Leather harness from U L Brown of Atlantic. Two Pullman excursions from Des Moines and Omaha set for April 14 and 28 with low fares and fast service by C B I P railroad. Charles Kennedy, general agent, Omaha.
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Wm. Mastellar
Cumberland
Hill
William
U. L. Brown
Atlantic
Cass County
Pacific Coast
Pullman
Des Moines
Omaha
Chas. Kennedy
Furnished Rooms to Rent near Englewold Worlds Fair
Furnished rooms available in Englewold two and a half miles from the World's Fair with five cent fare to grounds or city and breakfast offered. Rooms must be secured in advance and inquiries go to Miss E L Palmer at 404 West 29th Street Englewold Chicago. Elmer E Dugan of Smith Centre Kansas offers a descriptive county catalogue and transit help for those relocating.
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Englewold
E. L. Palmer
West 29Th Street
Chicago
Elmer E. Dugan
Smith Centre
Kan
Smith County
Banner Corn
Local notices and city news from Atlantic Iowa
A dense roundup of snippets covers residents and visitors, court business, and local happenings. Notables include James Larson joining the U S Regulars, Bruington with a lame arm, Reed Love of Wiota in town, and Morbid notes on forger Bowman receiving 2 1 2 years. Mentions of real estate, road conditions, board of supervisors, and shop advertisements accompany farm and business chatter.
Markets and price listings from the Chicago and Atlantic markets
Markets and price list items show mixed receipts and steady markets. Cattle and hogs prices along with grain figures like corn meal flour and butter are noted with several figures and units, reflecting daily market updates from Chicago and Atlantic markets.
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Orain
Ceserey Grover
Wide World News Summary From Diverse Global Events
A collage of brief items notes multiple deaths from exploded barrels and a yacht capsize, a duchess's birth, Kansas city elections favoring Republicans, and a fatal accident in Mascoutah. Also reported are Italian embassy plans in Washington, a Rome cardinal’s death, bank formation in Blanchard Iowa, a Vienna socialist address, a university lecture snub in Kansas, and a rail/coal find near Dayton Iowa. Other items include a baby found dead at Logansport, a dam project in Michigan, a coal vein discovery near Dayton, a shotgun accident in Springfield, Danube fire deaths, an injury in Cariaco, and chess news from New Orleans. Additional notes cover traffic halt on the Santa Fe, arrests in Havana, a conservator petition in Curacao, and acquittal in New Orleans.
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Austin
Tex
Maywood
N. J
Burnham
England
Duchess of Fife
Prince of Wales
Kansas
Mascoutah
Blasius Kerns
Gottfried Deichman
Paris Temps
Italy
France
Washington
Achilles Apellonix
Rome
First National Bank of
Blanchard
C. G. Anderson
Adler
Vienna
Mary E. Lease
Kansas State University
Mason City
Mason City Herald
W. W. Goddard
Garde Republicaine
Chicago
United States
Logansport
Ind
Menominee
Pine Rivers
Michigan
Iron Mountain
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Dayton
Edward Harvey
Springfield
Ills
Clarence A. Hayes
Young Hayes
Klien Poechlarn
Danube
Right to Senate Seats in Question Over Appointments
Washington April 4 discussion centered on whether Montana Washington and Wyoming senators seated by governors’ appointments have valid tenure after failed elections. Also Kansas resident Ady contests Senator Martin’s election and seeks admission to the seat. Treasury nominations announced. Stage accident near Cripple Creek injures nine. several hospitalized.
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Kansas
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Senate
Turpie
Joseph W. Ady
Martin
Ady
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Officers
Department
Colorapo
Bostwicks & Co
Cripple Creek
Cheyenne Mountain
Wade
Dun’s
Denver
Fsed
G. W. Ferman
Lytle Lock and Safe Company
Cincinnati
P. Grove
J. HE. Neville
Illinois
W. C. Starx
Colorado Springs
Ferman
Messrs
Ferrin and
Grove
Bargains in Lands Across Nebraska and Kansas
For sale offers bargains in lands across any county in Nebraska and Northern Kansas. We arrange viewings and cover all expenses if you purchase. Call and see APYLEMAN Bros in Atlantic for details.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Dwtf
Apyleman Bros
Atlantic
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Miss Onarios
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John Stabler
Abner Gibson
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Jennie
Nelson Peterson
Celia
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D. H. Scott
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Mattatall
Patterson
Hamilton Wilcox
F. J. Macomber
John Roush
Ed Scheem
K. A. Parish
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Mrs. O. Mills
Mr.Hawes
Geo. Case
Jacob Lang
James Larson
U.S
Bruington
Southwick Bros
Thomas Lunnie
Reed Love
Wiota
H. Heyman
Lafe Young
J. F. Meyer
Audubon County
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W. D. Stoller
Dr. Graham
Chestnut Street
Board of Supervisors
J. F. Hubbard
Frank Harris
Independence
M.N. Fitch
Fi Wayne
M. E. Briggs
Park Hotel
Wm. Dorrell
Champion Machine Co
Bedford
Bowman
Macy
Royal Hudspeth
John A. Welch
Maine
Lee Neff
N. B. Carson
Rocky Island
Hibernian Hall
Johnson
Joan H. Woop
Wif
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Arkansas City
Jake Saya
Cherokee Strip
Mr. Martin
Sabin
Bostedo Package & Cash Carrier Company
Iowa
William F. Harrity
Washington Post
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Cariaco
T. J. Richerck
Robey Track
Fort Wayne Road
Casca
Roby
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Hawthorne
New Orleans
Emanuel Lasker
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Arthur A. Libby, Jr
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Tramrobber Bunch
Franklinton
Bunny
Mai
James Eckles
Ilinois
Edmond Curtis
Treasury
Charles Hamlin
Massachusetts
James Mellin
District of Columbia
T. Farrow
South Carolina
J. B. Brawley
Pennsylvania
Stephen Oliver
Griggsville
Miss Snape
Peters
IVER
District Court
Dickerson & Wood
N. Bruyn
Hightea
Ass County
Atlatic
Jonas
Said County
Isaac J. Noyer
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T. B. Swan
District Court of
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Mary E. Shafer
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Plainuitt
Hebra
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