Local Gleanings and Notices From Atlantic Iowa
A collage of short notes from Atlantic Iowa covers visits, travel, business, and social life. Residents such as Fred Alexander, Mrs. Shorm Myers, and J. C. Koonz appear alongside Des Moines expositions, Omaha trips, and local tradespeople. Mentioned are doctors, dentists, Indianas travelers, and a report on local Bible college graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Yost
Edwin Delahoyde
A! Verhees
Xiv
Yester- Ei van Gordec
Audun
Des Moines
F. H
B. W. Monk
Audubon
Atlantic
Mira
G. Lindell
iWilliams & Hunt
W. F. Graham
M. Duval
L. Spangler
Omaha
J.C. Koonz
Burlington
1. C. O F. Lodge
Iowa
Abe Block
Lewis
Atlantic City Notes and Local Movements in June
Mr Townsend and son visit Anita and other residents travel for business and leisure. Clergy and civic figures attend events in Atlantic. Variety of errands include Des Moines trips, opera preparations, and Eastern Star activities. War tax stamps begin July 1 with banks and druggists adopting the new rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Townsend
Anita
Olof Remein
Maine
Misa Agnes Boremaan
Griswold
Omaha
Anna Taft
Chapman Cottage
West Sixth Sixth
Hotel Trilby
Irma Tharnish
Audubon
Des Moines
Eba Tharnish
Order of Eastern
Tin and Graniteware Advertisements and Notices
Local paper page fragment mentions Tin and Graniteware stores with large city line and noon July 6 wedding at the Macomber home for Edith Moors Macomber and Charles David Brown, with post August 1 residence in Griswold. Also brief notices of Johnnie Polean’s Omaha Bee vacation, Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertisement, health tips, and war era editorial on annexation and Cuba policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Macomber
Edith Moors Macomber
Charles ‘David Brown
Griswold
Johnnie Polean
Omaha
Hel
Polean
al Moreland
Johnnie
Hood
United States must adopt a new policy for world affairs
In a Republican era speech, the author argues America should abandon minding its own business and instead take a proactive role globally. He notes Washington warned against entanglements but asserts the country has grown into a powerful empire with resources to influence world events. The piece urges readiness to say hands off only if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Samuel
Washington
Ohiowan
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
George
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hada
Conrad Shoe Store
Towa
Prat
Loyales
Fred Alexan
H. Lyon
Pella
Cavenaugh
R. Johnson
Jamily
Tred Ander
Kate Quigley
Misa Mae
Cedar Raplas
E. H. Rishel
Atoka
Ind
J. G. Rishel
Austin
G. W. Franklin
Austin Guernsey
Extra
Dr. Wilkin
Jim Hutton
Sony
Fred Alexander
Post Office
Mary A. Bravo
Claremore
Ark
Vic. Emmert & Co
H. G. Weber & Co
Bible Normal
Cedar Rapids
Aline D. Wilson
Maude Conrad
Elsie E. Burr
Margret Burr
W. M. Dudley
G. C. Pike
Miss Esterly
Winnie Beil
H. L. Wilson
Della Lamb
Clara Nancarrow
Vic Emmett & [Co
Dr. King
Above Drug Store
Geo. Gaw
Stuart
Casey
J C. Koonz
Lewis I. C. O. F. Lodge
Ben. Reynolds
Dr. Porterfield
Geo. Turner
Jas, Steir
W. Goodsie
Ben. Evens
Geo. Lang
Dr. Campbell
Rebekah Lodge
Koonz
The
Western
Chas. Block
Clothier
Fred Alexander’s
E. E. Major
Anite
John L. Hartshorn
E. A. Madison
Samuel Best
Dexster
B. L. Garretson
the Atlantic
Harlan P. E. D
Wallace Hodge
Torrey's
Rough Riders
Yupely
Miss
Kittie Parham
Grinnell
Cedar Falls
Gertrude Childs
Atlantic National Bank
Jon Diebold
Canton
Ohio
John
Moreland
J. Kjer
Mr. Kjer
King's Opera House
Atlantic T. P. R
Macomber
Omahé
National Institute of Homeopathists
Wodd
Fale
ODD Fellows Building
Atlantic, Iowa
Reesites
Tees
Wees
Boy’s
C. B. Hunt
Perry
Oklahoma
Dr. Hunt
Williams & Hunt
Hunt
Greenfield
Vic Emmert & Co’s
Spain
Hawaii
Cuba
Cube
Beech Proprietor
Europe
Qnight
Glens
B. Detchon
Bele
Parsons & Co
Ata
Eure
Theo
Steinke
Eclipse
Tom W. whipEn
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