Atlantic Area Correspondence Highlights Local Life
Mr and Mrs Lyman Swan of Addison New York return home after a pleasant visit with Mrs Swan's sisters in Atlantic. Miss Katharen Myers and Bessie Myers depart for Detroit for the National Christian Endeavor convention then a New England trip. Various local visitors and events including school term close, a Benton Independence Day show talk, and the annual union school picnic at Mr Denison's grave with Schools No 1 5 8 9 participating.
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Lyman Swan
Addison
N. Y
National Christian Endeavor
Detroit
Mich
New England States
Niagra Falls
Huyck
Shepard
Columbus
H. Denison
Familly
Charles
Atlantic
Benton
A. Miller
Galler
Austa
Mailander
Squire Gerlach
Pete Metz
Union School
Denison
Beck
Highland
Atlantic Visit and Local Notices Chronicle Small Town Life
Anita Jenkins visits Atlantic with band concert ice cream and cake. Neighbors travel, church events, baptisms, Children's Day program at Center Church, and town movements including moves to Walnut and Belle Plaine. Community stories include visitors from Des Moines and Massena, local improvements, and a campaign for electric lights as revenue rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasie Jenkins
Atlantic
C. C. Plunket
Arlesa
Walnut
Anita Bruce
Winterset
Beck
Mrs. Lewis
Shelby
Wiota Lodge
C. E .Townsend
Prof
Lawrence
Belle Platue
Etta Jacobson
Rosa
Emma Haist
Anita
Ben Wagter's
Chistian Church
Edna Bruce
Yhuraday
Stuack
Edna
Klondyke
Massena
Mussia
Mesdames L. V. Wilton
BO O Worthing
A HF
Ziegler
BE Bruce
WV. Forshay
J. GC. Vorbees
F. IL. Sears
Mesdhames
S. F. Donohue
Kien Bueix
A. Stone
Melissa Shaffer
A. Brewed
Evening train delay and new crossing noted in local area
The evening train ran about two hours late Friday night. A crossing was added between Trego and Son's and John Smith's on Saturday. Emery Perry of Arcadia visits with his parents. Prof. Ingram the hypnotist drew crowds last week. John Jones and his brother-in-law Mr Maulthaup were in the city on the 25th. The 11:50 train was engineered by Clark last Wednesday and Thursday, with Boorang on layoff those days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Mountain
Miss Brown
Massena
Bridgwater
Iowa
James Shultz
Sherm Edwards
Jim
Colfax
Morgan
Ambrose
Fontanelle
Cora Roswell
Maurine
Aud
A. -. Bales
Winterset
Maude Bales
Roy Liston
Greenfield
Fontanalle
Atlantic
St.Timothy's Church
Reno
Cumberland
E. Hadaway
Wm. Chester
Dow & Co
Fontannelle
Dr. Weaver
Hubbard
Trego & Son
John Smith
Emery Perry
Arcadia
J. Ed. Perry
Ingram
John Jones
Maulthaup
Clark Lasy
Boorang
Bank Statement Balance Sheet From Cass County Bank
The document lists resources including loans and discounts, overdrafts, U.S. bonds to secure circulation, and cash items. It shows liabilities and deposits with figures for capital stock, surplus, profits, and dividends. Legal notes confirm the signatories T G Turner cashier and notary public attestations on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bess Ue
Lawrut Money Reserve
Hane
Fudaoo
Tal Redemption Fund
U.S
Iowa
Cass
Sit
T.G. Turner
T_G. Turner
Clarence W. Savrxy
Notary Publicg
HH. L. Huxuresun
Cras, Buock
C.L Braws
Strikes Broken Rail Cause Wreck and Narrow Escape
A section of Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No. 2 wrecked eight miles west of Leapviti Colorado, injuring nine. Details name injured including W. Hamilton and J.G. Brennan, with cause attributed to a broken rail after a washout on the Rio Grand tracks. Engine and last car held on track as four middle cars left the rails. Other items: Iowa Christian party nominates C. D. Heasack for governor and J. M. Helmick for supreme court. Pullman Road Race results. drowning of Richard Reese in the Raccoon River.
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Leapviti
Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande
W. ©. Hamilton
Lebi
R. F. Wyan
Portland
Everal
Sehack
Parkridge
Ills
W. H
Iowa
Des Moras
United Christian Party of
C. D. Heasack
Brighton
Supreme Bench
John M. Helmick
Dubuque
W. C. Pidgeon
Richlane
Christ
Jesus
Bryan guest at Atlanta meeting and other notes
Telegrams terse report: W J Bryan hosted by the Young Men's Democratic league of Atlanta. mob violence in Alicante with storefronts torched. Wisconsin crew applying for admission to the Intercollegiate Rowing Association. seven thousand witnessed Jenkins versus Roeber wrestling at League Park Cleveland with Jenkins winning two falls. Also noted: death of Dr James I Browne on Tuesday at 82. Champ Clark and Dolliver address Kentucky Chautauqua crowds. death of Dowager Queen Kapiolani in Honolulu. North American Saengerbund festival deficit. Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s
Democratic League of Atlanta
W. J. Bryan
Alicante
Spain
Storea
Petroi
University of Wisconsin
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
The
Badgers
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Ernest Roeber
New York
League Park
Jenkins
James I. Browneon
First Presbyterian Church of
Washington
United States
Champ Clark
Missouri
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Clark
Dolliver
Nation of America
Honolulu
Kapiolani
King Kalakaua
Saengerbund
Cincinnati
A Glorious Fourth Celebration Praised Across Town
A large crowd attended the Fourth of July events with bands from Whitney Phoenix Atlantic and Anita, fireworks, and evening amusements. The hose race ended in controversy but was resolved by splitting the purse. Trains crowded and streets filled as residents celebrated without major incidents and the town earned high praise for organization and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Ground
Court House Yard
Whitney
Phoenix Hose
Department of Firemen
Phoenix
Cart
Atlantic
Anita
Chestnut Street
Viota
Local and Personal Notes From Atlantic City
Local items report residents visiting the city from Audubon Cumberland Shelby and Anita. Announcements include a lawn social July 11 by the Presbyterian ladies, a July 15 musical concert in Atlantic with Alexander Emslee, and a funeral for Mrs. Mary H. Norwood conducted by Rev. Dudley. Also noted are police alerts, a boys’ nine year old incident, a mysterious town clock reader, and multiple land and property transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Garretson
Mary H. Norwood
B.M. Shoudy
Dudley
Methodist, Church
Reed
Preston Hollow
N.Y
Markets and receipts report from Montague & Co
A July 4 special from Montague & Co to L T Spangler Atlantic Iowa notes receipts of 42 000 with 30 000 tomorrow and leftovers 1937 mixed grades listed with prices 4 90 to 5 90 cattle receipts 14 000 market easy with prices 4 75 to 5 90 also an advertisement for Bev for BittyVenta guaranteed tobacco cure promising stronger blood and purity with a 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curssan
Montague & Co
L. T
Carcago
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Amos Biotha
Walter Eppelsheimer
Grinwold
Wm. Knoke
Philip Lempka
Griswold
Henry Kuester
Milford
Francis Benson
Peter Kyppelsheimer
Wao
Koube
Council Blutis
Jacob Kuoche
Henry Pelzer
Pelzer
Center Sunday School
Frankie Kuesterident
Louisa Belch
Jesus Elia Todenhagett
Ettie Kurster
Junearch
Laura Knoche
Julia Borthelle Schueler
Mable
Edna B
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Zie Schueler
Julia Borth
Elize Berg
Atlantic National Bank
Curiaco
Frank A. Davis
S. ¥. Bender
Raccoon River
Apri
Richard Reese
Reese
Warner
H. G. Weber & Co
W. E. Simpson
R. S. Fudge
Exchange Bank
Wiota
J.O0
Wilken
Powoen
Sesday
Henry Herbert
Audubon
W. Mountain
George Hanson
Brayton
Ruab Benedict
T. W. Brown
Harry Jameson
Glendon
Silas Martin
Winta
Miss Snively
Byron Forshay
Gerbstech
Cripple Creek
Col
Stelly Brown
N. J. Esteb
Omaha
John’ Jones
Smith McPherson
the Presbyterian Church
Jersey
J. Findley
Chris Shultz
John Johnson
Langdon & Laird
John
Chris
Wallace
Ladies
Cuming
Alexander Emslee
Ofra
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Carmichael
Mariam Reynolds
Dale
J. W. White
O. K. Exchange
Norwood
Jacob
Fudge
Udge
United States of America
Aes Reynard
Ned
Silas Wilson
Silas
Wilton
Birdie
Lana
Elizabeth Jane Lane
Hugh Waddell
Ansley
Junéng
Tabatypagut
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Atlantic Lowa
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Visible Supply
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E. J. Bates
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