Local and Personal News From Atlantic in 1904 Era
Mrs M Buckman of Des Moines is in the city. John W Cary returns home from his ship in Nebraska. Miss May Jones of Lewin visits Miss Ina Murphy. Roy Harlan visits relatives in Griswold. E Linke and wife welcome a baby boy. Chas Willard returns from Chicago to visit family. G W Samson returns from the state teachers meeting. McMillan collection to aid the poor. Various locals attend business in Des Moines and Chicago. Lieut Stafford stationed in Kong Kong. Ed Johnson out after eye injury sideline. The Atlantic orchestra heads to Harlan for a New Year’s dance. New paper in Atlantic by Hobert & Johnson edited by Min Brown. Water rent payments urged as city finances tighten. Auditor Green’s county balance shows real and personal property values and sums to be collected next year. Insurance firms dispatch calendars for 1904. The Catholic church work continues. several locals engaged in repairs and carpentry. The stage manager praises the Atlantic orchestra. Turkeys shot at Lorah. town shipments and bank examinations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Buckman
Des Moines
John
W. Cary
Nebraska
May Jones
Lewin
Ina Murphy
Roy Harlan
Griswold
E. Linke
Chas, Willard
Chicago
McMillan
Dave Wortman
Oskaloosa
Lieut
Stafford
Kong Kong
China
J. J. Preston
Roy Evang
West Liberty
Ed Johnson
J. I. Fisher
Opera House
Northwestern
Harlan
M. E. Sunday School
J. W. Cannon
Sunday School Board
Bertha Morrison
Maude Glass
W. A. Worthing
M. E. Quint
Bessie Henshaw
Daniel Eldridge
Atlantic News Notes and Local Sales and Marriages
Dr R L Moore advertises as a physician surgeon with office over the postoffice in Atlantic La. Fritz Saemische of Noble discusses liquor questions. Charity work praised. administrator M R DeBunk to sell on Jan 8 in Clark's Grove including corn cattle horses and furniture. Windsor hotel purchased by W H Low and W Meredith for 12,000 plus 2,000 fixtures. management remains with Barnard. Wedding bells as T E Roberts marries Dora Weldon in Burr Oak Ia and plans to farm Pleasant township. Davenport Rupture Cure promotes exclusive Dr F D Davenport Anita Ia, challenging others’ claims as distinct from Atlantic remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davenport
M. R. DeBunk
Clark's Grove
T. E. Roberts
Burr Oak
Mr. Roberts
Dora Weldon
Washington
Pleasant Township
Tom
Tuk Telegraph
F. D. Davenport
Anita
I. D. Davenport
Atlantic
P.O. Davemont
Beet sugar bounty proposal attracts Sioux City interest
A circular from Sioux City business leaders urges support for a bill by Representative Sawyer to grant a one cent per pound bounty for five years on beets produced in the state. The note cites Nebraska's success, imports worth millions, and potential land value gains, naming Des Moines, Dubuque, Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, Sioux City as possible factory sites and predicting state wealth growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Oity
Smn
Sioux City
P. A. Sawyer
Norfolk
Neb
Germany
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Des Moines
Dubuque
Davenport
Cedar Rapida
Marshaltown
France
Jas
V. Manoney
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Lotus Lodge No 87 Rebekah Degree Installed at Atlantic
Lotus Lodge No 87 Degree of Rebekah was installed by C H Rathman special deputy from Columbia Lodge No 6 Stuart assisted by members from Stuart. About thirty eight candidates received the Rebekah degree and a late supper followed. Officers were elected installed and a banquet praised the visiting Columbia Lodge for aid and ritual work. Mae Harris secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows of
Atlantic
Lotus Lodge No
Rebekah
C. H. Rathman
Columbia Lodge No 6
Stuart
Mesdames
James Crockett
H. F. Bently
D. G. Barkalow
A. A. Brown
Stuart McMu
Schuler Colfax
Holy Writ
Henry Dicker
N. G
Lotus Rebecca Lodge
Columbia Rebecca Lodge
Brothers
Columbia Lodge
Mae Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Weekly Telegraph
Grawford & Hollowell
Moorshell Bros
B. Harkins
Hal Egbert
Atlantic Laundry
G. W. Samson
State Teachers Association
I. A. Ferguson
Chris
Anna Christensen
Mr. Christensen
al Clawson
Council Binf
Gid D. McFall
E. Mumby
Harry Oakford
Dr. Martin
Marshal Terbush
E. Hail
L. G.consigney
Avoca
M. FE. Downing
Los Angeles
Cal
J. A. Shrock
H. W. Byers
Santa Claus
Gooda
Baker & Eshalman
Burlington Junction
Venum
Recorder’s
G. 8. Montgomery
M.I. Weber
G.S Montgomery
Spittler
Atlantic Harness Co
Council Bluffs
Miss Bates
Wm. Kxreamar
Mary Johnson
John Kinsman
Owen
Kinsman
Misa Lillian Gibson
Hobert & Johnson
Min Brown
Iowa Firemen
Iowa Boys
Green
Cass County
Treasure Brown
Brown
A. . Hayek
BE. Spry
R. D. Wilken
Chas Frost
Omaha
June Childs
County Board
Miss Teneycke
Lester Tilden
Cora Horton
Columbus Pratt
Scott Brennemen
the Register
Norman Hill
Henry Ackerman
Western
H. Hill
Grimnes
Fabio Romani Company
Atlantic Orchestra
Osborne
Viota
Theo. G. Stienke
Quas
Lorah
G. W. Howard
Mr. Howard
Tke Jenpen
John A. Welsh
Tur Telegraph
Miss May
Louise Jones
Lewis
Massena
Mita Nicholson
Dr. Graham
Denver
D. T. McFadden
The
National Bank Examiner
Our City
Atlantic National Bank
Horace 1Ikers, Jr
Wonderland
Kim
Plainview
Doctors Legion of Cass County
T. M. Bickett
Atlantic and Vicinity
Cass County Bank
Atlantic Business College
Dajz
Barnet & Henning
R. L. Moore
Postoffice
Fritz Saemische
Fritz Saemish
Noble
Wilkin
DeBusk
Biz Hotel
W. H. Low
W. Meredith
Windsor Hotel
HH. A. Collins
Chas, Barnard
H. A. Martin
Wilkin's
Don Tillma
Fabio Romani
Tilden
Walter Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Miss Field
Isaac Dit
Isaac
E. J. Dickerson
Isaac Dickerson
Irs
Jaccoe Lang
Atlantic House
Walnut Street
Third
Poland
Tom Corwin
Cass
Montgomery County
Osgood
Farrow
H. A. Gifford
Parm
McGlure
Daring
Harhood
Leoward
Africa
Algeria
Indias
Attica
Himalayas
Hudson Bay Company
Bank of England
Robert Louis Stevenson
Illiam Dean Howells
Professor Drummond
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Archdeacon Farrar
Bret Harte
Rudyard Kiphog
Octave Thanet
Andrew Lang
W. D. Howells
Gilbert Parker
St. Stockton
Joel Chandler Harris
Conan Foyle
I. L. Stevenson
Charles A. Dana
Archibald Forbes
McClure
Broadway
Atlantic Marble Works
Dicker & Grey
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