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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1895
Page
6
Republican caucuses call for delegates and local offices
Multiple caucus notices from Cass Cass township Franklin township and city wards detailing June meetings to elect delegates to the county convention select township trustees constables committee members and to transact other business. Also includes a Resolutions of Respect from Sam Rice Post and a note touting Royal Baking Powder as superior.
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Franklin Township
Wiota
M. F. Stars, Com
Cass Township
G.A. KR. Hall
Atlantic
W. 13. Davis
China
Deck Hawks
Sharp
A. FP. Anderson
D. I. Hawks
P. I. Appleman
Pymosa Township
Gentle
Sam Rice Post
Department of Iown
G. A
Department of Town
Vicinity
Children's Day Services and Local News at Marne Iowa
A long local item rich with names and events from Maine Audubon Marne and surrounding areas. It notes Children's Day services held at Maine and Congregational church, visits by Miss Ellis and Mr. Baker, various residents ill or traveling, a corner stone ceremony for a Masonic Temple, and community plans for races and harvest work along with several brief personal notes and social visits.
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Maine
Miss Ellis
Mr. Baker
Audubon
Vern Sanders
Texas
the Grove
Ken Cecil
J. Stoner
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Miss Allen
City
J.S. Herbert
H.E. Daken
Atlantic
B. D. Forshay
J. L. Cater
I. Hooker
J. D. Young
Dexter
F. A. Roe
N. ©. Burkhart
Avoca
C. M. Blakeslee
Omaha
Samuel Major
Ethel
Loura Blakeslee
Lulu Bowes
Laster van Slyke
Iowa City
Law Department
The
State University
Mesdames Plunkett and
Boatright
Guthrie Center
City Hall
Masonic Temple
Jas. E. Bruce
Sherm F. Myers
Dickerson
Glenwood
Grant Township
Tribune
Childeren
H. Houck
Lewis News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Residents record visits to Essex and Denver with six week departures. Obituary duties unfold for Mrs Buckhalter. funeral attendees from Panora and Rockwell City. Tabor College pastorage sermon draws crowd. Children’s day at Methodist church fills seats. park benches host summer services. Jerry Murnan’s surprise forty ninth birthday celebrated by friends. Laura Conrad from Atlantic visits Lewis.
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Maud Dennis
Ethel Richardson
Essex
Trienda
W. J. Harris
Denver
Colorado
Renig
Council Bluffs
Park Disbrow
Marion
Ef’ County
Anna Adams
Griswold
Horace Disbrow
Peter Belles
Panora
Leah Buckhalter
Abija Buckhalter
Rockwell City
Tabor College
Warren
Harlan
W. A. Moore
Jerry Murnan
Mr. Murnan
Laura Conrad
Atlantic
Lewis
Pleasant Township News Roundup of Local Happenings
Judge Donabo ill. Frank Nelson sold hogs in Griswold. N A Lewis and wife visited Noble friends. John Chittie ill with fever. George Mackerel and family visited Adams County. Early potatoes show bug damage. rainfall improves pastures. Goessling covers potato patch with lime. Ladies Aid social at A Wyman’s a success. Jim Donahbo’s barn collapsed in wind but horses unharmed. H Kriger’s mare damaged by barbed wire. K B Kirby barn blown down in storm and to be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Donabo
Frank Nelson
Griswold
N. A. Lewis
Noble
John Chittie
George Mackerel
Adams County
Louie Dahl
H. Kriger
Albert Goessling
Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
A. Wyman
Jim Donahbo
K. B. Kirby
Grove Township crops and local gossip note improvements
In Grove Township crops are largely in fine shape with hay improving over last season. Local activity includes hog purchases by Beekman, visits of Lydia Myers to school No. 8, and Misses Sopha Hopley Mae Myers Mable Gaylord Ethel Gaylord and Asa Hardenberg busy with schooling, farming and woven wire fencing. Local social notes mention buggy riders among township youth and county poorhouse services drawing visitors from Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beekman
J. Myers
Bear Grove
Lydia Myers
Groya Township
Baker
J. Hopley
Woodcock
Sopha Hopley
Misa Mae Myers
No. 3
Mable Gaylord
Gold Hill
Harry Myers
Peter Hopley
J.M. Baxter
Glenwood
Dickerson
Peter Herbert
Ethel Gaylord
Shenandoah
Asa Hardenberg
Billy Davis
J. Miller
Grove Township
Atlantic
Victoria Tames Smitton culls cattle for Chicago shipment
Victoria Tames Smitton of Bridgewater shipped 07 head of cattle fed on his township farm last winter. They averaged 1209 pounds in Chicago. Thomas Bell sold wool to Walter Ann and designated it at Mussena Tuesday. Alice Bagshaw won a gold medal at Corning academy oratorical contest. Stella Morehouse closed her school at No 7 on Friday. Burress to close hera with a picnic Tuesday. Ida Cox hosted a social Friday night.
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Tames Smitton
Bridgewater
Chicago
Thomas Bell
Walter Ann
Mussena
Alice Bagshaw
Corning Academy
Stella Morehouse
Burress
Hera
Ida Cox
Kiel
First Mas sena High School commencement held in Opera House
The Mas sena Public Schools held their first commencement at the Opera House on a two part program. Graduates Ina Schooling and Esther Rife led the class with notable orations, musical numbers and a benediction by Rev. Hall. The event featured decorations, class motto Thus Ends Our First Lesson and a ceremony awarding parchments to graduates.
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Baltic and North Sea Canal
Kiel
Navy Department
Washington
New York
United States Men of War
Massena
Massena High School
Opera House
Graduatatea
Ina
Esther Rife
Swepaton
Miss Hurd
Hall
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