Local and Personal News and Notes from the Week
Mrs Geo Mills of Lewis and Miss Katie Our arrived from Harlan and Des Moines respectively while Miss Blanche Brown shows slight improvement. Numerous locals including attorneys, teachers, and merchants travel for business and holiday visits. a 70-dollar suit in court and a long jury saga are noted. A marriage license issued to George Bicking and Annie Epplesheimer. several injuries and homecomings mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mills
Lewis
City
Katie Our
Harlan
Jesse Marsh
Marion
Ind
George Bicking
Annie Epplesheimer
James Magarell
Cumberland
Josephine Shea
Park Hotel
John Hudspeth
J. L. Eddy
J. M. Emmert
Anita
Tommie Meredith
Des Moines
Will MccWard
Omaha
H. Heyman
Avoca
Sophia Bopley
F. W. Porterfield
Chicago
Geo. B. Lynch
W. H. Burr
Adair
Childs and
Babys Shoes
J. A. Nash
Audubon
Roy Harlan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Montgomery
Herman Murray
Grant
McNeal
Blakeley
Minn
Allie Childs
Eda Hopley
Mt. Vernon
Jas. P. Hill
M. O'Brady
J. H. Wood
Phillips
G. W. Woodward
Bert Harris
O. D. Hill
Stuart
Clay Johnson
Jacob Deneen
Swanlyon
Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart Promises Rapid Health Fix
A letter from Mrs Roadhouse of Williscroft complains of severe heart attacks and cold sweats. She credits Dragnew's Cure for the Heart with dispelling the symptoms and restoring health, mentioning Nichols and Vic Emmert in support of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Mrs. Roadhouse
Williscroft, C
Dragnew
ahh _ Nichols
Vic Emmert
Johnson and Cass counties tax delinquency contrast in Iowa
The report shows Johnson county with 81 147 97 in delinquent taxes from a 265 000 levy, less than one half of one percent delinquent. It notes Cass county has one of the smallest delinquent tax sales, while Johnson county appears unusually fortunate. The clipping also covers a 20th wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Frank Herbert and a gift of decorated dishes from A. T. Powell. It includes notices of grand and petit juries with multiple names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Johnson County
Cass County
Iowa State Press
Mr. Frank Herbert
Frank Herbert
A. T. Powell
Mr. Powell
Occidental House to Open With Grand Ball in Atlantic
Twenty years ago Occidental House at Atlantic was to be formally opened with a grand ball and banquet on December 21. E O Hoyt, now in Colorado, built the hotel and was its first proprietor. Current owner Jacob Bojens has rebuilt its popularity. Also noted are a Philadelphia visitor’s praise for Electric Bitters, a December 16 obituary for Jennie N Card, and several regional notices on farming, medicine wholesale meet, textile wage talks, a bank burglary near Topeka, a House bill introduction in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
E. O. Hoyt
Colorado
Jacob Bojens
Occidental
Jennie N. Perfect
Indiana
Ward E. Card
Nebraska
Dudley
M. KE. Church
Atlantic Cemetery
John Frank
J. L. Bird
H. J. Cavenaugh
H. C. Gillett
E L. Stier
M. L. Hammond
Kausss
Topeka
State Bank of
Perry
Here
J. C. Colling
Charles Cunningham
Omaha
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Gage
Walker
Banking and Currency Committee
The Old Racket Store Christmas Offer in Atlantic
Atlantic's Old Racket Store promotes holiday gifts with a broad range of items from sleds and dolls to silverware and damask tableware. The ad highlights a 25 percent discount on silver and plated ware, daily hours extended to 9 pm, and emphasizes popular prices and assortment for Christmas shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Populists to hold caucus on Cuban independence and greenbacks
Washington Dec 16 The Populists plan a caucus to outline policy on pending questions. They are likely to oppose retiring greenbacks, oppose extending privileges to national banks, oppose Hawaii annexation and favor recognizing Cuban independence and repeal of civil service law. Union Pacific protest in Washington concerns sale terms and a Sioux City Credit Commutation challenge to the Purchase. Congressmen oppose the bankruptcy bill in banker letters from Doverga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hawaii
Union Pacific Pinay Unwstte
New York
Union Pacific Reorganization Committee
Sioux City
Union Pacific Company
Pacific
O'Neill
Neb
Union Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Husband
Conrad Shoe Store
Iowa
Blanche Brown
Jennie Roush
W. H. Low
Prof. Kirkpatrick
Grinwold
Attorney Blanchard
E. W. Porterfield
Brown’s
China Hall
W. Andrew
Deneen Swanson
Curtis & Follett
Council Bluffe
J. H. Hunter
Joseph Pickrall
Massena Township
Guy Bean
Brainard, Minn
W. B. Emerson
Wallace
Geraldine Jones
Edith Macomber
Earl Keyser
Henry DeWees
Green County
R. H. Bailey
B. Morris
Oakland
Business and Normal College
E. A. Shaw
Pineries
Mrs. McGrath
Roseman, Mont
A. W. Dickerson
Grace
Knoxville
Edith Martin
Griewold
Grinnell
Deneen
M. Swanson
Rufus Bentley
C. W. Brown
E. E. Mickel
Walnut
Bolony Goods
Anna Brooks
Wiota
Misses Brewster
Cyrus Newlan
Extra
Samuel
Mra. R
Brown
First National Bank of Griswold
C. E. Burton
Ottumwa
Paulinston
Davenport
Christ
L. Earley
Missouri Valley
Geo. E. Pennel and
Family
Hood
August J. Bogel
Shreveport
Dr. King
J. ¥. Campbell
Salford
Ariz
Aggers Bros. Oficial
Rook
Akes
Oya
A Royal Baking Powder CO
Henry Myer
Franklin
C. J. Lattig
Lincoln
8. E. Grant
Iva M. Needles
Grove
L. W. Wheatley
Brighton
J. H. Martin
Bear Grove
Fh. Blake
Massena
A. W. Wyman
Pleasant
F. O. Worthing
N. R. Kenyon
Wm. Cool
Union
G. Huldorf
Noble
Petit Jury
Herman Dolch
Harry Biggs
Louis Clark
W. Bertram
Jacob Lang
Hans Seivers
Benton
Taylor Guy
O. L. Green
Pymosa
W. Woodward
Cass
Joe Blake
Frank Pettit
Albert Kuntz
James Frisby
John Tatze
Victoria
Thos
Harding
C. W. Andrew
C. Anderson
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Vic Emmert & Co’s
Jennie N
W. E. Card
Iowa Homestead
Itts
Farmers’ Institute
West
Homestead
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance
Homestead Co
Duntonao
Central West
George E. Hopkins
St. Louis
J. E. Jones
Kansas City
Fata River
Textile Workers
Pete Christensen
P. T. Stafford
The
Chestnut Street
Robert
Dan
Mae
Fan
Toot
Papa
Sister Sue
Brother
P. C
Dovergar
Henderson
Atlantic National Bank
Laws
Nicke Lowevl Mongy
U.S
National Bank
Peru
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