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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1910

Page

6

Cass County Fair Announces Boys Judging Contest

The Cass County Fair unveils a boys judging contest with two age classes. Winners receive Ames Short Course expenses, second place gets half, entry fee is 1.54 and covers fair admission. Judges assess horses cattle hogs and corn with a 100 point scale and twenty five minute limits. Contact President Oscar Peterson or Secretary Carl Hoffman to enter.

Cass County Fair Ames Secretary The Fair Association Oscar Peterson Carl Hoffman Fall Association

Ripley answers Cummins on railroad finance and policy

President Ripley of the Santa Fe replies to Senator Cummins of Iowa over rail investments and earnings. He defends the Interstate Commerce bill’s allowed rate agreements, disputes the senator’s capitalization figures, and argues railroads have faced foreclosure and low returns while contributing to national growth. He warns against confiscatory taxation and calls for balanced regulation.

Chicago A. B. Cummins Iowa Peabody Kan P. Ripley Santa Fe Railroad Kansas Sentor Cummins Congress Ripley Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission Cummins United Staes Jas United States

Southwick Dunn Wedding Surprises Des Moines and Atlantic

Ed Southwick, 28, a chauffeur for Atlantic Auto in Atlantic, Iowa, secured a license in Des Moines to wed Mrs. Caroline Dunn, 26, widow of Albert Dunn. The ceremony reportedly occurred before press time, with Southwick planning a preacher. The couple left Atlantic with uncertain plans, and Mrs. Dunn is mother to three boys, including Lester Dunn.

Des Moines Ed Southwick Atlantic Auto Company Atlantic Iowa Caroline Dunn Southwick Herring Motor Car Company Clyde Herring Alexander The Court House Dunn Telegraph Avoca J. G. Herring Albert Dunn Postal Telegraph Co Caroline Stier Jas Stir Stier Mr. Southwick Sioux City Lester Dunn Omaha Fourth and Oak Street

Arrest Sparks Excitement in Harrison Over Bank Cashier

In Denison Iowa Aug 19 excitement rises as Charles Booth cashier of the Dow City Bank long failed six years ago amid unsettled affairs. Green the bank president fled to California but was later located and escaped sheriff. Booth passed through the city yesterday and Ward was sent to Council Bluffs to arrest him binding Booth to a $2,000 bond. Green has paid some deposits to needy patrons.

Denison Charles Booth Dow City Green California Sheriiff Ward Council Bluffs

Insurance Figures From Friday's Daily Ad Notice

An advertisement in this paper’s advertising columns from Platts & Nelson Insurance Agency presents losses paid. Telegraph readers are asked to review the ad for its contents and details.

Platts & Nelson Insurance Agency Telegraph

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Cass County Tair Association Edison Phonograph W. M. Smiley Music Store Nebe’s Benator Cummins Tag News Southwick Dunn Wedding Harrison Dow City Bank Harrison County the Lehman Restaurant Atlantic Produce Company Goss’ Drug Store South Dakota Iowa and Dakota Luse Land and Development Canada Canada Land J. H. Beck
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