Richard P Bland Dies After Long Illness LEBANON MO
R P Bland of Lebanon died after a 38 hour sleep, returning home post March adjournment, relapsed from influenza. Funeral set for 4 pm in Lebanon with Masonic conduct, ministers present. Burial in opera house in state 24 hours. Noted figures including W J Bryan to attend. wife flooded with condolence messages. Bland’s career spanned multiple legislatures. charity, and mining ties noted. Masonic bodies in Atlantic now own their building, with plans for upgrades and securing finances.
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Lebanon
R.P. Bland
Richard P. Bland
Opera House
Masonic Order
Bell
Mr. Bland
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Mrs. Bland
Richard Parks Bland
Hartford
Missouri
California
Utah
Nevada
Virginia City
Carson County
Utah Territory
Rolla
G. O. Bland
James G. Whitney
Atlantic Masonic Association
WH. Whitney
Chestnut Street
Masonic Bodies of
Atlantic
Masonic Bodina
Pymosa Lodge
Ophir Clipter
Kedron Commandry
Tristers
Association
Local notes from Atlantic and area happenings
Local and personal items from Atlantic report visits by L H Griffith and others, camera and photography supplies advertised, multiple residents traveling to nearby towns, and a minor wheel accident involving Ernest Tharnish. Several city residents and relatives are noted visiting Chicago, Des Moines, and Omaha with travel by train or flyer.
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Wim. Denham
Massena Township
Atlantic Today
Slinker
Des Moines
J.D. Goff
Nebraka
William Wilshire
Chicago
Ernest Fisher
Ernest Tharnish
Sarah
Brayton
Lill
Auantic
Horse for Sale Forty Four Head at KrneG Pasture
Forty four head of horses aged eight to six years, weights 1000 to 1250 pounds, for cash or terms. Horses may be seen at the pasture until sold. broke or unbroken. R. E. KrneG, Atlantic.
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Jd Wb R. E. Krneg
Atlantic
Atlantic Race and a Atlantic marriage and court case
A large crowd witnessed a ten mile track road race at the fairground with Highley Weitzel and Tilden contending for the lead. Leird led handicap starts. Miller won first prize. Lulu Hall Gillespie married Charles A Grubb at Gillespie residence with family and Eus Dudley officiating. Justice Wallace heard Whitehead v Murphy over cattle weights and sale losses, with Goodspeed and Harding representing sides.
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Rathbun
Jasin Shawn
Whitehead Vs. Murphy
Fair Ground
Leird
Highley
Weitzel
Tilden
East Bra
Flagg
Weltzel
Eldrige
Miller
Laird
Laird Flagg
Bishop
Barnard
Justice Wallace
Whitehead
Murphy
Brown
B. A. Goodspeed
Dick Harding
Local and Personal News From Atlantic Area
Local readers note E B Newton from Oakland visits Atlantic while M C Wilcox of Griswold stays overnight. Several travelers—Morgan of Lewis Ella Boarman from Extra E G Allanson Anita N B Newcomb Walnut and others—are in town or on business trips.Train wreck near Geneseo unharmed travelers Phil Southwick later reaches Chicago. Roadwork crews on the new canning factory road expect opening next week pending fair weather.
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E. B. Newton
Oakland
M.C. Wilcox
Griswold
Atlantic
Morgan
Lewis
Ella Boorman
E.G. Allanson
Anita
N. B. Newcomb
Walnut
W. Porterfield
Omaha
J.H. Alexander
G. Hunter
Silas Wilson
Chicago
Miller Conrad
Burke
Carrie Wiikin
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
J. B. Black
Cumberland
Julian Temple
Theo Nichols
Phil Southwick
Southwick
Geneseo
Canning Factory
Philippines
Raymond
Funeral of Lemuel Moreland and local notices
The report covers the funeral of Lemuel Moreland who had lived in Lewis and Atlantic and died at the Clarinda asylum. It notes his blacksmith trade, family ties including brothers John E. and Amos Moreland, and the interment at Atlantic cemetery after a service in Lewis. The item then lists multiple Atlantic residents and visitors, business trips, social events, and minor incidents around town.
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Lemuel Moreland
Lewis
John E
Amos Moreland
Clarinda
Fire Department
Odd Fellows Lodge
Momber
Atlantic Cemetery
Christena Christensen
Elkhorn College
New York
John Jones
Mattie Young
Omaha
H. L. Netty
Lyman
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