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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1896

Page

11

Plowing late. social visits noted around town

County and vicinity notes record late corn plowing and a string of Sunday visits. Jem Bailey in Atlantic, Tobis in Grove, Henry Fulton at Lewis and Griswold, Tim Morrissey as populist candidate for congress, J. E. Bailey serving as district court juror, C. E. White hosting guests, Miss Emily Johnson in Grove, mystery about Fred Franklin, Will Dunstan’s Friday ride, Mr and Mrs N. D. Winston from Washington visiting Mrs Link, C. Beekman returning from Chicago with stock, and gatherings of Mabelic Sophie Hopley Pattee Edith Hopley and Pattee visiting Lewis, Atlantic, and William Hopley households.

Jem Bailey Atlantic Mrs. Tobis Grove Henry Fulton Lewis and Griswold Tim Morrissey Congress J. E. Bailey District Court C. E. White Emily Johnson Fred Franklin Will Dunstan Myr William Hopley John Meyers H. O. Breece Galion Minnie Marsh Cumberland Rev. Brown Mr. Boller Jene Cranston John Cranston Misses Boller Fletcher Chapel Charley Beekman Gus Mott Goo. Patten J. A. Lighty Griswold Goodale Rev Dietrich Gold Hillast Sabath Jack Frost Lawrence Wakefield Mr. Patten Omaha Drucilla Ingram Anita George Carver Prof. Rowley Sam Brown North Branch Harlow Cotton Miss May Jones Lewis Hattie Wilson E. M. Bourne J. E. Ballentine Levering House Democrat Wiota Whiskey East Viota Wood's Grove Pat Pugh Link Eaton Will Dietrich Phil Turner Nellie Lenon Mae Jones Marion Brooks Roy Lameaurx May Young Nebraska D. Love Frank Nordman Sherman Rhodes Rishel Ed. Link Guy Richardson H. J. Whitted James Samson Indianola Will. W. D. Davis Iranistan Hr. Whitred W. F. Shinley Geo. Powell Mrs. Fletcher Harlan George R. Kirkpatrick Pierce Isaac Casad Miss Jacobs Pleasant Ridge Mrs. Jacobs B. Q. Morse Daster Fulton Disciples of Christ H. L. Samson Macomber Church of Christ Downs Bros Lottie Wheeler Chas. Lair Valisca Miss Taylor

Victoria Pastures Fine as Farmers Plow for Corn

Local notes report good pasture conditions in Victoria and active corn planting. W D Bell traveled to Corning last Saturday. Frank Smith runs his wagon weekly from Bridgewater. Dr J W Coakley departed Corning for Europe last week. Multiple local visits and social events noted, including dances at F Hill and Pat Clinton, and church attendance by Boller and Mott.

W. D. Bell F. Hill Pat Clinton Spicy Burrus Kate Symonds Devore FE. M. Kaufman Frank Smith Bridgewater D. M. Sheets Willie McMillian Genina Oliver McFadden Dave Tillman Aldrich Indianola Ben Smedley Lewis Frankie Gordinier Stults Wiota Étendanes

Town News Circle of Lewis Iowa Highlights

Multiple brief notes from Lewis Iowa describe local items: Willie McMillan raises a new fifty foot tower. Geo Wissler, Geo Cranston and J A B Myers are active in home and farm work. various residents attend church and social events. marriages, visits, and property moves are listed. weather, crops, and local commerce are touched on. a Confederate of editorial tone comments on community behavior and forthcoming Decoration Day plans. Contains notices of residents, farming, and social happenings with named individuals and locales.

Swillie McMillan Manly Hart Geo. Wissler Geo. Cranston J. A.B. Myers G. W. Peters FE. C. McCarthy Lewis Reese Kirkpatrick Chursay

Strike spreads across cities as workers walk out

In Milwaukee Newark and Newport News strikers push the walkout, with electricians, repair shop workers, and carmen joining. crowds surround street railway barns in Milwaukee, with arrests and scattered violence as unions urge broader action and 10 lines halt service. In Newark 100 carpenters strike for 2.7 dollars a day while masons’ laborers win higher pay. Holmes faces execution in Philadelphia as California Republicans rally behind McKinley. indictments for false weights hit Kansas City shippers amid a string of national labor actions and fires in Pine Grove Colorado.

Milwauker Streat Burleigh Newark May

Lingerie sale promises value and variety at modest prices

A local store touts stylish durable fabrics and ready made garments at low cost. Large stock includes 40 in wool, silk items, lace curtains, carpets, parasols, and extensive notions. Emphasizes honest pricing, frequent restocks, and value in all departments to attract money saving shoppers.

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