Correspondence and Local Notices from Waterloo Area
Private letters urged readers to sign and include post office addresses next week for the Eprrox. H. Houchens moves to town this week. Local updates record visits, travel, a slight accident, state fair attendance, and road work plans. Notable mentions include J. W. Lamb purchasing a wagon, Wm. Gerlach’s promotion, and various family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Eprrox
Lyman Warren
Charlie Homestead
Geo. Tofer
Frank Pellet
Council Bluffs
Fred Warren
Local notes from Highland and nearby towns
A roundup of village news includes Joe Morgan building a barn and the new Highland school building completion. Reports: Gat Johnson injured by wire, Arthur Cannon's pony died after illness, Liege Delanbaugh selling his farm for 7000 dollars and moving to Missouri, George Johnson ill in Anita, Miss Elliott to teach Galion school, Minnie Marsh returns from Marion, Ind, and various visits and farming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Morgan
Highland
W. W. Eller
Gat Johnson
Squire Gerlach
Lyman
Jimmy Robison
Ada Peerman
Omaha
A. Marsh
Miss Eliott
Lewis
Galion
Willie Miller
Pleasant Ridge
Clem Hall
Minnie Marsh
Marion
Ind
Johnson
Maine
Local notices and town notes from the Galton area
Union section limited by distance. D G Rudig of Noble township seeks to buy mules in Galton. Sack of wheat found east of Lewis owner to claim at Ira Miller's. Mrs M E Myers hosts Sun day School class from 3 to 6. Iva Miller hauled new stove and mower. Ww Sherdin injured arm in Nettz threshing, will be laid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Rudig
Noble Township
Galton
Lewis
Ira Miller
Iva Miller
Sherdin
Lorah Real Estate Deals Stir Up Town Show Plans
The Rothchild company funds corn, Frank Bourne threshes grain at three and a half days. Wheat jumps from 15 to 25, oats 30 to 50, barley 40 to 45 bushels per acre. A Lorah meeting is proposed to fix the church. A big real estate deal last week gives Lorah a free pass to the show. Frank McNally trades property to Joby Roberts. posters appear and the mayor issues a permit for bills as the town plans to attend the show and Roberts moves in with a freshly papered house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothchild Company
Frank Bourne
Lorah
Frank McNally
Joby Roberts
Frank
Mr. Roberts
Local notes share sickness and social visits across towns
Anita, Little Miss Averill Faulkner, and Mrs. Stacy are ill along with Mrs. Voorhees and Mrs. Wotan. Clubs, picnics, and visiting relatives fill the week. Several residents travel or host guests in Atlantic, Audubon, Red Oak, and Des Moines, with a funeral for Mrs. Gaylord and a GC E union meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Averill Faulkner
F. H. Stacey
Rev. Wotan
Aldrich
Guthrie Center
J. C. Voorhees
Busy Bee Club
Faulkner
Jennie Tidrick
Winterset
Fred
Nellie Griest
Omaha
Wotan
A. D. Brett
Des Moines
E. R. Boyd
Mabel Shearer
Red Oak
W. QO. Blood
Edna Voorhees
C. A. Russel
Emma Culver
Audubon
Blakesley
Lattig
Joe Trimmer
Irma Denton
Jews City
Madge Worthing
Evergreen Cemetery
GC. E
Peage
Preventive Prescription From The Past
To ward off La Grippe take a dose of Dy Miles Restorative Nursing on going to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
Amateur Photographic Exhibition at Cass County Pair
The Cass County exhibition offers prizes for best landscape best animal picture best flash light image and best portrait. Entries must be mounted with no owner marks on face and class indicated on back. Entries close Friday Sept 8 99 at Fred Alexander's Atlantic Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Callas County
Alexander
Ruby Laup
Eastman
Pocket Kodak
Idoz. Eastman
Idoz Eastman
Aoa Kodak
Pk Eastman
D. Ist
Fred Alexander
Atlantic
Tawa
Sunday School Convention at Bethesda Wax 1899 Program
Sunday School Convention to be held at Bethesda Wax church August 27 1899 with opening at 9 a.m. Address of Welcome, then discussions and class songs led by Newton Grove Noble Center Reno Long View Bethesda and other schools. Topics include attendance, sacredness of sacred things, and teacher duties. Closing at 4 p.m. plus a discussion on why church work is increasingly in women's hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda
Wax) Church
D. T. Westfall
Fritz Saemisch
Noble Center School
Noble Center
Disca Nh
Reno School
Reno
View
Long View
Julia Barker
Bethesda Scho
Lynchings Likely in Kentucky Tennessee and Georgia
Mobs chase black people across Kentucky Tennessee and Georgia for alleged assaults on women. Reports cite specific incidents in Fulton Ky Shelbyville Tenn Chattanooga Tenn and Omaha Neb with mobs forming around suspects and feared killings amid vigilante action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Louisville
Fulton
Matthew McFall
Lillian Clapp
Sullivan County
Abner Smalling
Shelbyville
Gib Ray
Mary Rays
Louisburg
Lenora Alden
Chattanooga
Tom Downs
Nick Bush
Downs
Seed Wheat for Sale Turkish Red Winter Wheat Requesting Contact
Seed wheat listing offers Turkish Red winter wheat about four hundred bushels for sale. For inquiries, contact or address BL M Wycoff, Atlantic, we ar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wycoff
Atlantic
Redskin Rampage Sparks Army Move from Fort Wingate
A Winslow dispatch reports about 200 Indians in Navajo Springs threatening whites after gambling and drinking. A gambler, Q H Landrath, was shot and scalped amid a melee. Troops from Fort Wingate were ordered to the scene as fears of large violence grow. Idolita wins Readville Futurity as favorite Extacy underperforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wingate
San Francisco
Winslow
Ariz
Saya
Mink
Navajo Springs
Q. H. Landrath
Idolita
Readville
Mass
Local and Personal News From Atlantic Tuesday
Local and personal notes from Atlantic describe residents traveling to Omaha Des Moines and Chicago for business visits and social errands. Several members of families and visitors from nearby towns are noted with engagements, illnesses, and gatherings during Cass County Fair week.
Deed Draft Sparks Sudden Separation in Moore Family
Bett A. Wood was summoned to draft deeds for Mrs. Moore to her father G W Wakefield and brother Lawrence Wakefield. Mrs. Moore and her father then ordered Mr. Moore to leave the home after he signed away his interest, leaving him distressed and concerned for the children. He plans to stay with his father while authorities assess the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Myers
Sioux Falls
S. D
Bett
A. Wood
O. C. Moore
Mr. Moore
Bis
Conveyances list of August transfers and deeds
A dated conveyance summary records August transfers. Ashley Alves to Eliza Alves. Frank McNally et ux to J H Roberts. Atlantic National Bank to Laura Petit. T E Irion et ux to S G Dement. Henry Mehligmann et ux to M J Chambershed. Thomas M Bickett et ux to Ellen I Duval. Cass County Town to A Anderson. Thomas J Morgan et ux to William Cool. Hugh Waddell et ux to Minnie Drenner. Each entry lists parcels, plats, and monetary values where shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNally
J. H Roberts
Larahy
Atlantic National Bank
Laura Petit
Atlantic
Thomas M Bickett
Ellen I Duval Wd
Cass County
A . Anderson
Aguae
Thomas J Morgan
William Cool
Hugh Waddll
Minnie Drenner
Ad Add
Cumberland
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GROVE
H. Houchens
M. Sheppard
Miss Drummond
Greenfield
J. Johnson
Pleasant Grove
Jennis Griffis
Brainard
Neb
Five Mile Grove
J. W. Lamb
G. A. Bayles
Waterloo
Chas. Knester
Waxchurch
John Gerlach
Herman Dolch
Fritz Schueler
Fritz Naue
Adam Kuester
Chas, Kuester
Wm. Gerlach
Milwaukee Harvesting Co
Warren Jordan
Jim Jensen
John Rogler
Kansay
Far West
Arthur Cannon
Liege
George Johnson
Gates
Anita
Benton Canter Steamery
Bear Grove
John Wheeler
J.O. Wilken
Walnut Street
Iowa City
Tede Langdon
S. W. Woods
van Slack
Fordyce
Gene Culver
Calkins
Warren King
Shelby
Our City
E. P. Childs
Harlan
Gaylord
Carolina Haist
Rosa
Homestead
Junior Endeavor Society of
the Congregational Church
John Allen
Omina
Fisher
Senator Hayward
Nepraska City
Crook
Omans
Tenth United States Infantry
Cuba
Fort Crook
Redskins
Jack Crowley
Wiota
J. A. Shrock
Adair
H. B. Newcomb
Avoca
J.B. Jones
P. B. Snelson
Massena
Henry Epplesheimer
Grant
Geo. Moshier
Maude Brewster
Tenth Street
L. Hunt
Lady’s Cape
John Vetzer
Wilson Pratt
Chicago
Charles van Gorder
Thomas Meredith
Opera House
Geo. M. Lyon
Walnut
Congregational Church Lawn
Bernard Boyle, Jr
G. Steinke
New York
W. F. Graham
Tarkio
Mollie Dolan
Griswold
Council Blairs
Gass County Fair
Chas Lister Theatre Co
J. P. Dinges
John Myers
Jesse
Ezra Marsh
Eirene Limbaugh
Frank Macklin
Fred W. Herbert
Parl Brandt
Atlantic Normal College
James Allee
Curtis
St. Joseph
A. D. McCall
McCall
J. A. Scott
Lester
Kansas City
Barrows
Keokuk Gate City
M. E. Church
Henry Buck
Charles Hastings
Stillings
Adair County
Frank Herbert
Chase-Lister Theatre Co
Cassiounty
B. P. Lewis
Nellie Walker
Britt, Ja
L. Wakefield
Geo. Allison
Colter Bros
Kira
Ralph Anderson
O. W. Brown
City
M. P. Jones
Mr. Young
S. A. Campbell & Son
Turner Brother
Peter C. Peterson
Mable Marsh
Miss Marsh
the Telegraph
R. C.F. Chambers
Winta
Five Mile
Holcomb
Franklin
Atlanta
Holcombe
Phéenix Hook and Ladder Company
Cedar Rapids
Wnn
Delmonico
Frank Beekman
Curner
C. P. Cornell
ROYAL
Ashley Alves
Eliza Alvesey
Rves Ves
Maumby
Mamby & Harrisox
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