Local and Personal Items from Atlantic Region
Reports from Atlantic detail shopping in town, travel to Des Moines, visits by Henry Herbert of Audubon, Kodak offerings at Fred Alexander, and social calls to Maine and Avoca. Also notes on a fire alarm, illness in Anita, diphtheria recovery, rail time cards, tire deals, and theater performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herbert
Audubon
Fred Alexander’s
Anita
Maude Soper
L. H. Soper
Dr. Gothard
Wilbur Myers
Two Burglars Arraigned in Early Georgia District Court
The grand jury returned three indictments this afternoon and considered more cases as Elmer Rohr pleaded guilty to a board bill after borrowing a saddle. Sam Reedh and Frank Howard faced burglary charges with appointed counsel. The Thompson vs Turver verdict favored the plaintiff, and estate matters including Wishert vs Cauhey were settled by agreement. In CumBerziano Rev Father Flaven faced a preliminary hearing for allegedly over driving his team, with trial set for November 15. bond posted and safety witnesses pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornell
Elmer Rohr
Frank Hill
Maine
Swan
Sam Reedh
A. G. Beech
John Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Frank Howard
Tom Bannett
J. Burnea
H. M. Boorman
Thompson Vs Turver
A. Wishert
L. W. Cauhey
H. C. Smith
L. S. Lamkin
CumBerziano
Father Flaven
Massena
Speraw
Flaven
Atlantic
Noland
Flaveno
Flagen
Gardiner
Bruce
Frank Fee
G. F. Scarr
McPherson Wins In Ninth District Vote At Augusta
Governor receives returns from the Ninth district camp of the Forty ninth Jews regiment at Augusta Georgia. Four qualified voters cast ballots three for Smith McPherson republican and one for Lyons fusion. All four soldiers acted as election officers with A M Petite chair, Charles A Bushnell clerk, William P Frost and Wilson Clark as judges. The vote will not be officially recorded as regimental members had no right to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty Ninth Jews
Augusta
Smith McPherson
Lyons
A. M. Petite
Charles A. Bushnell
William P. Frost
Wilson Clark
Brown's China Hall lamps and china adburst
Local notices mention Atlantic shop Brown's China Hall promoting lamps and china selections. It lists Fred Alexander and H. Crombie as stock leaders with Window Shades on hand. Various residents, visits, and a birth announced, tied to Des Moines Lewin Walnut and Audubon regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
F. H. Crombie
Des Moines
Winter departure notices and local updates
J W Sterling heads for Kalona Iowa for winter. Leo McCall in Maine at grandmother’s bedside. Hugh Reinig en route to Des Moines on business. W R Rich in Des Moines with family. North Second street walk added between Walnut and Chestnut. Canning Company office moved to rear of National Bank. County board met to canvass Tuesday vote. W R C pumpkin pie social at G A R hall with supper 15 cents. Several local visits and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sterling
Kalona
Iowa
Leo McCall
Maine
Or. W. Rich
Des Moines
Second Street
Walnut
Chestnut
Indiana
Atlantic
P. Meredith
B. Garretson
Cherokee Herald
Crawford
W. E. Stanley
Cedar Falls
Austin
Minn
Fred Alexander
Canning Company
National Bank
County Board of Supervisors
G. A. R. Hall
McCrea
Oakland
Miss McCrea
Greenfield
Belle Lyman
Editorial tone sways as Republicans claim gains in Iowa
Editorial notes reflect a GOP victory in Iowa with Lyons blamed for his party switch. The piece mocks fusionists, endorses fiscal prudence for livestock care, and notes constitutional amendments passing. It also includes a health anecdotes promotion for Dr King’s New Discovery, and thanks to local supporters after the illness of Willie, mentioning community groups and a Sunday school class.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIMS FOR L B Q TABLETS
An old time advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims all druggists refund the money if the remedy fails and notes Zoe the genuine product bears L. B. Q. on each tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe
Des Moines Delegates Laud League Convention in Atlantic
Des Moines Register reports State Epworth League delegates returned home enthusiastic about a highly successful convention in Atlantic. The city hosted attendees across denominations with homes open to all, sessions at the Methodist church and Congregational church, and a practical program aimed at daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Atlantic
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Youngeople
Sunday church services and new members noted
Sunday at Presbyterian, M E, Congregational and Baptist churches drew crowds. Twenty three new members joined at the Presbyterian, the Baptist morning service and an illustrated evening sermon were well attended, and a series of meetings opens on the 28th. A men’s meeting with W B Culliss occurred. A plow furrow depth regulator by Nelson, attachable to any plow, was tested and praised for uphill and downhill work. County state rights for the device are being marketed, with a working model shown by Jacobson in his Northwestern shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Scott
Bonnie
Omaha
Scott
Father Dollard
Walnut
Aveen and
Carson
Father Moran
What Cheer
Iowa
W. EB
Marshalltown
J. A. McWard
Christian Church
E. W. Brichert
First Christian Church
Red Oak
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Opera House
William Hutton
Mr. Hutton
Mr. Cloud Boardman
Poole
Nelson
United States
Northwestern
Jacobson
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bikers Miracle Drug
Philadelphia man Jol Oliver narrates a terrifying illness cured by Electric Bikers after doctors gave up. He describes yellow skin, sunk eyes, coated tongue, back and side pain, and loss of appetite. One bottle showed improvement. three weeks restored health, credited with saving his life. Sold at Vic Emmert & Cos for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Oliver
Philadelphia
Vic Emmert & Cos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gonrad Shoe Store
Brown
China Hall
J. B. Rockafallow
Rock Island
Ernestine Cotton
Kansas
Steinke Home
Gertrude Childs
Avoca
Dr. Emmett
Sam Reed
Judge Thornell
Flavin
Anguata
Georgia
M’pherson
Brown's
Wtf
Black Coal
C. P. Meredith's
Estelle Read
Lewin
Ben Wood
B. B. Brown
Pat Daly
Harlan
H.C. Gillett
C. P. Meredith
J. Kier
City
Ulster
Theo. G. Steinke
Hugh Reinig
H.H. Church
W. J. Colter
Samuel Denison
Poplar Street
C. B. Osborn
Hood
Ed Snyder
G. H.thorley
Keyepaha County
Neb
Mr. Thorley
M. Northup
J. A Harris & Son
W. J
M. M. Thomas
Legal Adjustment Co
L. D. Thomas
East Side Literary Club
Larmi
Lyman
Lynch
Minerva Riges
Hovenher
Paradise Lost
Minerva
Paradise
Meade
Paradise Los
Grant
Dallas
Skiles
Bell Cail
Paradise Regained
Milton
Chrissie’ Riggs
Gen. Prosperity
Republican Papers
Jestes
A. Lyons
Republican Party
Congress
Tis
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
Dr King
Vic Baumert & Co
Willie
J. J. Ax Macs
Minor
Presbyterian Church
M. BE
Curliss
United Presbyterian
Crooks
M.C. A
W. B. Culliss
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