County Ledger Notes On Weather And Local Events
Wm Wallace helped R Crouch stack oats last Thursday. Harry Stevens corn crib struck by lightning Friday night tore out one end but no fire occurred. Lots of rain the past week. corn looks fine and a good yield expected if conditions hold. Brighton residents attended the Atlantic show returning with lighter pockets. Hog Branch washed out a bridge Friday night but no other damage.
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Wm. Wallace
R. Crouch
Harry Steven
Brighton
Atlantic
Noble county notes describe harvests and local events
Farmers stack grain while threshers lower rates. Henry Ackerman improves after injury. Rev J H Bauernfeind preaches in Adair county. Mrs Amelie Zimmerman visits from Papillion with son Leslie. District Sunday school convention planned at Reno M E church for Noble and Edna townships August 30. Circus attendees wedged by rising floodwater. army worms hit rye. Q O N Becker aids a stranded man’s family after horse harness breaks in water.
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Henry Ackerman
J. H. Bauernfeind
Adair County
Adam Abhan
Lindeman
Amelie Zimmerman
Leslie
Papillion
Nob
Henry Kuester
Reno M. E. Church
Noble
Edna Townships
Galion News Roundup and Social Snippets
T D Carson is reported better. Merritt Andrew visited Atlantic parents. August Nelson seen in Our Vicinity. Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Shannon a daughter on Thursday July 30. Mr and Mrs Mort Howard of Sioux City visiting relatives here. Normal closed last Friday and teachers back. Rev Nichols of Grove will preach at Fletcher chapel next Sunday evening. D T Dreamer and son of Cumberland called on friends last Tuesday. B M Cranston left for Oswego Iowa for a week exploring the country. William Charles and wife of Lewis were guests of Jesse Cranston last Thursday. Some stayed in Atlantic Saturday due to high water. Democratic caucus at Center school house attended. prophesy McKinley not in it, but plan to support McKinley in White House. Bryan com stay in the soup.
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T. D. Carson
Merritt Andrew
Atlantic
August Nelson
Henry Shannon
Mort Howard
Sioux City
Rev. Nichols
Grove
Fletcher Chapel
D. T. Dreamer and Son
Cumberland
Galion
B.M. Cranston
Oswego
Iowa
William Charles
Lewis
Jesse Cranston
Center School House
McKinly
McKinley
White House
Bryan. Com
Indian Creek Boom Tracked By Threshing and Visits
Transistan notes Mark Byrnes visits from his father and Haworth family news. George Haworth and Miss May Franklin spent Sunday in Lewis. Dick Haworth trip to Griswold last Thursday night. Heavy rains slowed threshing, oats yield over 30 bushels per acre for Joe Haworth. Atlantic trip to see the elephant. Emanuel church sociable last Thursday was well attended and enjoyed.
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Mark Byrnes
George Haworth
Miss May Franklin
Lewis
Dick Haworth
Griswold
Joe Haworth
Acre
Indian Creek
Atlantic
Emanuel Church
Grove News Roundup from Grove and Atlantic
Subdayed in Grove reports by Geo Riggs alongside harvest notes for Cal Hudfstod Q W Peterson A N Gaylord and Mrs Matthew. Miss Laura Franklin entertained friends last Wednesday and plans to leave for Colorado. Turkey Creek is higher for years and Miss Mable Hopley visited Atlantic with Miss Jennie Townsend visiting. Ice cream and cake after lantern light games. many residents discuss prices and policy amid community chatter.
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Geo. Riggs
Grove
Cal Hudfstod
Q. W. Peterson
A. N. Gaylord
Mable Hopley
Atlantic
Jennie Townsend
Turkey Creek
Laura Franklin
Colorado
Matthew
Laura
Lorah and Vicinity News Roundup
Jake Gains continues shelling corn while Ed and Fred Fritz visit town. Dan Spry earned a half day threshing last week. Isaac Jansen family move into their new house this week. Five Mile camp meeting noted with past events. A big day for the branch as a show arrives. Democratic caucus last Friday failed. another attempt planned Friday night. Social at Frank Cleeland’s Wednesday. all invited. Piercy family returned to Kellogg after visiting Jim Wilson. Rev. Deitrich could not reach last Saturday due to high water. he will come in two weeks.
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Jake Gains
Fred Fritz
Dan Spry
Isaac Jansen
Five Mile
Myrtle Care
Atlantic
Frank Bowen
Frank Cleeland
Local Social Roundup at Crystal Lake and Nearby
Artiny Bowlin attended a Saturday event in Harlan while Mrs. Latimer visits friends near Scioia. The Atlantic show drew a number of residents. Johnny Jones and Dave McCarlin joined Crystal Lake activities Sunday and John Liston was celebrated as a local hero. The WY PSC E August topic titled The Conquest of Temptation was led by Vinnie Fitch. A party honored Mr. Smith’s visiting brother on July 28. Several locals picnicked at Crystal Lake last Thursday. attendees included Mae Hebing Mattie Hebing Sadie Dowell Laura Liston Zada McCaslin Lillie Breneman Muriel Bryan Katie Speraw Lefa Lattimer Vinnie Anna Fitch John Liston Chas Speraw John Lattimer Allen Trego Chas Breneman and Harry Fitch.
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Harlan
Mr. Smith
Crystal Lake
Mae
Mattie Hebing
Sadie Dowell
Laura Liston
Zada McCaslin
Lillie Breneman
Muriel Bryan
Katie Speraw
Lefa Lattimer
Vinnie
Anna Fitch
John Liston
Chas. Speraw
John Lattimer
Allen ‘Trego
Washington Township Social and Sports Notebook
The Botna ran high Sunday and several residents report local events. N W Winston lost a horse Saturday. Miss Emily Johnson was home last week. Roads need fixing in many places. Jennie Bagley visited relatives in Atlantic Sunday. Charley Peterson was in Atlantic Sunday night. The Washington wine played the Marne nine Sunday at Marne. Gus and John Carlano were to dance in Atlantic Saturday evening. John and Joe McMinimin visited in Atlantic over Saturday night and Sunday. Lim Morrissey attended the populist committee meeting in Atlantic Saturday. He is a fusionist. The township population is described as very nice yet politically reasonable. J Kirkpatrick, an old resident of Washington, died in Marne last week.
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Emily Johnson
Jennie Bagley
Atlantic
Charley Peterson
Washington Wine
Marne
Gus
John Carlaon
John
Joe McMinimin
Lim Morrissey
J. Kirkpatrick
Washington
Funeral Held at Atlantic Cemetery
The funeral took place Sunday with interment at the Atlantic cemetery. The Washington scribe for the Tramp is described as vaunting ferocity in debate while opposing Emerson and Republican principles, praising Popper as a guiding order with wind as reason.
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Atlantic Cemetery
Washington
Emerson
Popper
Woo
Atlantic News Notes Showings From Local Residents
A crowded bulletin lists Miss Nellie Hatton on the sick list and several residents visiting relatives in Atlantic, Des Moines and Chicago. It covers remodeling, birthdays, travels, and a broad College Notes section about the fall term, shorthands, furniture, and potential boarding arrangements for students seeking work to pay their way.
Tariff as a Campaign Issue Highlighted by Labor Clerk
John Story, clerk for the labor commissioner, says Republican speakers must address the tariff or disappoint working men. He notes laborers view tariff as a significant issue and believes thousands will vote to reflect tariff views this fall. He adds the money question must be discussed fairly alongside tariffs. Capital, Stier, Martin & Dunn grocerymen have a new wagon on the street.
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John Story
Story
FIRST STATE ELECTION RESULTS FUEL CONTROVERSY IN ALABAMA
Returns indicate Captain Johnston winning Alabama election by a 40 000 to 45 000 margin and Democrats expected to control both house and governorship. Counts show Democratic gains across many counties though some Populist regions remain doubtful. At other stops, Bryan plans trip preparations while local notes cover crimes, social events, and civic notices.
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Ala
State Herald
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Macon
Oates
Tuscaloosa
Kolb
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New Professional Record Set by Sweeney in Augs Meet
At the Olan na Gael sports meet in Paruaperruia on August 4 M J Sweeney of New York ex amateur champion high jumper set a new professional mark clearing 6 feet 4 414 inches. His prior amateur best was 6 feet 3 inches. Fremont Neb Aug 4 William Meanor ex Elkhorn engineer is jailed for horse theft and his two young daughters were returned to their mother after the Friday abduction.
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Sanger Woo
Guang Raping
Miah
W. C. Sanger
Milwaukee
Percy Patterson
Detroit
J. J. Blouin
Eddie Bald
Paruaperruia
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Mesnot
Jalil
Fremont
Neb
William Meanor
Elkhorn
Jensen
Bromm Renominated at Porrsville Republican Meeting
Porrsville Pa Aug 4 Republicans of the Thirteenth district renominated Congressman Charles H Brau.
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Bromm
Porrsville
Charles H. Brau
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