Improvement Club and Home Industries Debate Patronage
Regular Improve ment Club meeting in Atlantic discussed patronizing home industries. Speakers urged support for Atlantic mills and local firms, noting progress since organization, and urged residents to buy Atlantic flour. Next meeting set for April. Also included notes on local anecdotes, engine room wonders, and brief notices.
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Home Industries
Improvement Club
McWard
Atlantic
Brams
Barrett
Atlantic Business College
Laurenson
Atlantic Hour
Atlantic Mill
Savery
F. H. Crombie
Crombie
Atlantic Mills
Geo. M. Lyon
Sec’y
Neighborhood Notes hint at local growth and politics
Brayton residents want a bank while Harlan faces a critical water shortage. Reports from Anita, Avoca, and Massena note school director prospects, city elections, and notable moves like J Russell relocating to Wiota. The piece covers farm leases, church events, coal finds near Ny man, and a string of local business and property changes across several towns.
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First National Bank of
Harlan
Anita
Jennie Emig
Massena
Avoca
John
Catholic Mob in Savannah Prompts Catholic Shame
Northwest ern Catholic condemns a Savannah incident where a mob of about three thousand Catholics surrounded a hall to silence ex Priest Slattery. The piece praises the mayor and militia for preventing bloodshed and calls for cleansing the Catholic press of sympathy with bigotry while praising the diocese vicar-general for peaceful dispersal. Also includes ads for Swayne's Ointment and English Spavin Liniment with local druggist details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Slattery
United States
America
Angela
Swayne
W. M. Nicholy
Atlantic
Iowa
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Amy
R. Lorenzen
McClure
Democrat and Telegraph
Town County
S. Dak
K. E. Kine
Chestnut Street
Brayton
The
Harlan Tribune
Red Oak
South Dakota
James Green
Republican
Nyman
Page County
A. H. Copeland
Pressly
Lludianola Herald
Tom Doyle
Avoca Record
Sioux City
Dean
Council
Blutts
Ethel
Alice Howard
Des Moines
Indianola Derald
Howard
George Kreamer
F.C. J. Voss
Frank Hensley
G. W. Slater
M. W. Robinson
Lincoln Township
Sister
Seaburn Moore
W. B. Hellyer
G. L. Knupp
D. Shranger
Wmn. Woodward
J. W. Gray
H. H. Dimonick
J. W. Rowland
Neola
Shelby Newa
Stewart
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Fraser
Missouri Valley Times
Oda
Harrison
Board of Supervisors
Logan
Charlies Harris
Gray
H. B. Kennels
C. H. Wilson
Jas
Crow
W. Wakefield
H. B. Shelley
P. O. Moller
Fred Hepp
John Polzine
Geo
P. Wiley
Albert Coomes
S. F. Myers
I. Townsend
J.C. Voorhees
W. BR. Myers
G. W. Lattig
Lattig
al Zimmerman
Theo. Robins
Allen Smith
P. A. Swepston
Gev. Arnold
Amos Warfield
A. J. Leap
L. C. Mitchell
J. T. Griffith
G. A. i. Post
Milo Strong
Strong
W.S. Whitney
Lev. Hanna
Bridgewater
Maine
Citizens
J. F. Rogers
Berman Lanny
C. H. Powell
G. F. Dierks
August Knoop
C. H. McClees
H. Johson
Oakfield Township
Kuttsen
Ness
Hoegh
Jesse Nyman
Chris Kuutsen
Carla Christensen
8. K. Daugard
Sharon Township
Hxira
H. T. Chapin
Phoenix
Ariz
Tie
Texas
W. J. Davenport
Burlington
Ked Qik
Lttle
Davenport
Alix
Council Bluffs Globe
Woodbine
Jonas
Lowa
Dr. J. Heiglean
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co
St. Louis, Mo
ARM Abd Hammer Soda
Church & CO
New York
de Kalb Fence Co
High St
de Kalb
Ill
J. H. Needles & Son
Hly
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
ASF Corpla
Vata Lett
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