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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1893

Page

7

Ohio Valley notes county and vicinity happenings

County and Lorah vicinity reports cover corn growing fine and oats thin, church sociable at Prather's for minister’s salary, obituaries in Griswold and Atlantic. Mentions of dances, school term closings, road work, a bridge crew, barn painting, and a Children’s Day program at the Christian Tabernacle with a long poem by Frank Sweney.

Bear Grove Bert Pratt Prather Len Soper M. Jones Griswold Sam Pollick John Neely Mr. Miller Sam Hutton Wakenela Clara Wakefeld Toad Leap Jennie Barnard Rev. Fisher Guld Hill Alex Roe Lorah M. Stoner Henry Wilson Vista John Lorah Brayton Conner Atlantic Forester Rosa Jebson Five Mile Grove Alice Colman I. D. Theh Eva Wright Valley School House Norah Chris Laartz Edith Cleland Des Moines James McGovren Herman Inehardt Calla Langworthy No 6 Ola Kauffmann Vermin Richards Christian Tabernacle Frank Sweney Atlantic Orchestra Adair Thomas Chew Tom Salvation Army Edward E. Erb Amanda Kelly Dennis A. Biddle Mary E. Howard Frank Cain al Tharnish Mable Marsh Audubon Mr.Tharnish

ADDITIONAL LOCALS NOTICE IN AUDUBON AREA

A long list of local notices from Audubon area residents describes travel, visits, and events. People mentioned include S.E. Grant Jain, Mrs. Hans Albrecht, J.C. Vetzer, Louie Carstens, George Tuerk, John Krang, Mrs. A Hunt, Matt Johnson, Hargraves Battersby, Clark Browning, N. R. Wenson, Lydia Everett, M.S. Winslow, Miss Lulu Hawks, C. C. Kobo, Ed Scott, Ben Shute, Capt. Griswold, and others. Items discuss church work, Fourth of July plans, school and college news, weddings, sales, and public notices. The piece reads like a dense collage of social and civic updates from small-town life.

S.E. Grant Jain Hans Albrecht J.C. Vetzer Council Bluffs Louie Carstens Bighorn William. Hopke Minnesota George ‘Tuerk Elkhorn John Krang A. Hunt Anita Matt Johnson Audubon Hargraves Battersby Clark Browning Omaha N. R. Wenson J.P. Wherry Des Moines N. M.leath J. B. Aldrich C. S. Newton

For Sale Farm Land in Nebraska Exchange for Property

For Sale or exchange for horses cattle or city property in Atlantic plus several quarter sections in Brown and Cherry counties Nebraska. Land is valley with grass and water suitable for farming or grazing. Also a 620 acre stock ranch with timber water orchard pastures house barn 250 acres in crops in first class shape priced at 12.50 per acre seven miles from county seat and railroad. Enquire of W I BAOLEY affiche.

Atlantic Brown and Cherry Neb

Anecdote of Justices Fuller and the Last Man

A New York Advertiser piece recalls a debate in which a boy argued against capital punishment using logic about the last man, prompting laughter and an acclaimed victory for the youth. The tale contrasts with a barber shop sign change on Hudson Street to a grand phrase, drawing attention to language and humor in urban life.

Justices Fuller Oldtown Young Fuller Deacon Deacon New York Advertiser New York Hudson Street Abingdon Square Darky New York Preps

Lewis on Deck Ceremony at G. A. BR. Post

The G. A. R. Post of Lewis will celebrate in old time fashion with Rev. W. E. Stanley addressing the boys. An all around day of rejoicing is assured for participants and attendees.

Jesus Highland Sroa Wenton George M. Lyon Lewis G. A. BR. Post W. E. Stanley

Beat the Cut Worme atlant ic field notes

O L Green renewed Atlantic acquaintances last Saturday and expressed optimism for corn prospects as stalks cover the ground. He planted an aod and harrowed deeply to stop cat worms while L D Pearson of Benton noted Hank’s farm sale to a younger son. LL D voiced strong Republican views and Benton missionary field. Professor Briggs defense to be pamphleted by Beribners post Washington meeting.

O. L. Green Atlantic Owen L. D. Pearson Benton Pierson Hank Ll.d Briggs General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Washington Beribners

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