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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1896

Page

12

Honths With Fever and Recovery of Health

A fragmented OCR item recalls illness and recovery notes with phrases about fever and health improvement. The jumble mentions names and numbers inbroken form, suggesting an update on health status and possible recovery sequence within a community record.

LOCAL GOSSIP AND COMMUNITY NOTES FROM ATLANTIC

Local and personal notes recount visits and business in Atlantic. Residents from Anita Griswold Des Moines and Kumrberland travel for work and social calls. trains update December 20 changes. curfew enforcement and a jail sentence for a boy. theatre and charity events. sightings of notable visitors and local incidents including a theft and recovered coin. hospital and death notices. canning company cattle purchase. calls for clothing donations for the poor.

Clinton case dismissed amid busy week at court

The Clinton case was dismissed today while the week focused on the Dick Armstrong case. Geo. Penner traveled to Harlan on business this afternoon. High school exercises were praised as extra fine. Mrs. J. B. Jones visited Marne until Sunday evening. The Gordenir jury was sequestered around 3:30. Fred Steinke returned from Fairfield to visit after the holidays. J. E. Bruce came from Anita to be present for his clients' cases.

Wotan Anita Romeo Lawrence Ray Asay Ella Bell Avoca Atlantic Currier C. W. Rich Des Moines Mia, Leedham Hebron Neb Garman Twins Walnut Julia Jones Maine Ft. Madison Clinton Dick Armstrong Geo. Penner Harlan J. B. Jones Marne Gordenir Fred Steinke Fairfield

Masonic Installations Ordain Kedron and Ophir Officers

Kedron Commandery Knights Templar installed officers include J. S. Harlan as E C and F. M. Alexander as Gen with D. S. Crain C Gen. Ophir Chapter Royal Arch Masonry named A D McCall P and A B Gray E K for the coming year along with treasurer W Nichols and secretary A Nip​per. E. Hollowell P 5 and W A Clawson A as officers. E E Reed M and E E Butler guard among others.

Kedron Knights Templar J. S Harlan E. C F. M. Alexander D. S. Crain H. B. Newcomb Wm. Nichols Trens Geo. E. Pennell Rec A. D. McCall S W E. M. Willard J. W P. F. O'Connell Ltd A. M. Nipper

The Reed Cage Case of Sammie Reed Larceny

Sammie Reed's larceny case moved from Wallace's court to Wor nom's on a change of venue after noon court session. The county attorney requested a continuance until 16 o'clock tomorrow morning. Authorities label him a hard case for stealing from Mra Calloway on Elm street including a tea cup, coffee pot, lace, and a ring. Reports say weeks ago he took underwear from a buggy sold at Block and Heymans, and once stole overshoes from C C Conrad's that were recovered yesterday. He is also accused of taking goods from Marshall's store and witnesses for the prosecution are reportedly threatened.

Sammie Reed Wallace Wornom's Mra Calloway Elm Street Block & Heymans C. C. Conrad’s Marshall

Poultry Dressed for Eastern Market At Local Ranch

Last evening at dusk we visited the J. H. Riddles barger & Co poultry ranch where workers were dressing fowl for the eastern market. The large warehouse held a carload of nicely dressed turkeys geese ducks and chickens cooling and ready for packing in a scene of rich abundance.

J. H. Riddles,barger & Co

Poultry Industry Booms with Large Meat and Live Stock

A bustling poultry operation near Atlantic, run by Jake Conerd, employs many workers as a stream of dressed birds and live poultry floods the market. Coops stacked high and turkeys weighing up to 20 pounds ready for shipment reflect a thriving, money generating local industry.

Jake Conerd Gobbler Atelantic Jake

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