Atlantic Canning Co to be reformed and expanded
J A McWaid sells his interest in the Atlantic Canning company to J W Cuykendall and son W A McWaid. They will be equal partners and continue the business, enlarging the plant to handle more work. McWaid plans to stay active as bank president and in other interests while easing his workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McWaid
Atlantic Canning Company
J. W. Cuykendall
W. A. McWaid
Possession Hall
Cuykendall
W. A. McWard
Anch
Atlantic Canning Factory
Atlantic
McWard
Atlantic Canoning Co
J. A. MeWaid
W. A. MeWaid
McWaic
Atlantic National Bank
Local people and notices in Atlantic area
Geo K Pennell went to Harclan on business this morning. Harold Riley is ill with diabetes. J J Wensly of Extra visited city. Lurner went to Avoca. Mrs Kennedy of Lewis visited friends. North Branch visitors were in town. Whitted of Lewis dined with his brother in law. Miss Edna Hayward staying with Minnie Carus Bear Grove. McKinstry family to move to Texas. Sheriff Jones and county attorney Grah in Audubon county visited. Mary McCormick left for Quenemo to see ill sister. William Bates in precarious condition after stroke. Charles Lee now with Rock Island road. Mildred Thompson injured by boiling water. Atlantic Whist club fortunes cited. Perry Disbrow travels to Ohio to visit son. Married in Atlantic Marion Spry and Ida Carley. Iron door for sheriff’s brick vault. Twenty-eight cattle shipped from Maine to New York for Europe. Ed Wagoner of Knoxville bought stock. Horses shipped from Cass County to Marsh & Kenyon Chicago. W W Eller returned from hunting trip with buck heads. Advertising note about selling Bibles at lower prices by someone named tred alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. K. Pennell
Harclan
Tyanhow Whitted
Lewis
C. Hartshorn
Edna Hayward
Minnie Carus
Bear Grove
Mrs. Quick
Clare
Iowa
Texas
B. H
Geo. Langworthy
Massens
W. H. Thompson
Charles Lee
The
Fifty-first
Rock Island Road
Harry Cavenaugh
Mildred Thompson
Atlantic Whist
Grand Jury
Maine
New York
Europe
Blakeslee
Ed Wagoner
Knoxville
Walker
Cass County
Boston
Marsh & Kenyon
Chicago
W. W. Eller
Nebraska
Wyoming
Dakota
Alexander
Ramsey Sues Nichols Over Iron Theft Slur
Ramsey of the second ward operates a north Chestnut street furniture and junk store and files a $5,000 damage suit against Stephen Nichols over alleged slander. The dispute centers on ownership claims to old iron salvaged from the Whitney estate, with Ramsey saying Nichols called him a thief and liar. The article also notes other court actions, pay car arrivals, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Second Ward
North Chestnut Street
Stephen Nichols
G. Hunter
J M. Schenk
Mr. Ramsey
George Cornell
George Mason
Nichols
Mr. Whitney
Nichola
Supreme Court of the State
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Fred Palmer
Cumberland Banner
Sherm F. Myers
Anita Tribune
Myers
Palmer
Olice
George Powell
Iowa City
A.L. Moreland
J. E. Gillespie
David Bridenstine
Los Angeles
California
D.h. Jones
J. M. Grahas
Audubon County
Mary McCormick
Quenemo
Kaos
William Bates
Perry Disbrow
Ohio
Mr. Disbrow
Marion W. Spry
Ida M. Carley
Roy
S. Hill
Ora C. Moore
W. W. Wakefield
Mrs. Jameson
Orson Brown
Jus. Jones
Jens C. Hansen
Cass District Court
Brown
Max Rost
L. W. Wheatley
Rost
Hook Island
Audubon
Post Office Department
Free Mutter
L.A .i
Hodges
Evergreen Farm
Marie Bartley
Tode Langdon
Maude Conrad
Riddlesybarger & Fay
Atlantic Maroons
Glenwood
Corning
Southwestern Towa
Maroons
J. W. Cuykenda
W.A. McWard
J. A. McWarp
W. A. McWarp
J. W. Cuykendale
Racue
E. E. Corey
Hickory Street
Third Street
Chestnut
Geo. Savy Atlantic
Rip Vasa Winkle
Alfred Green
E. W. Grove
Ben B
Harris
Ft. Collins
Col
Telgrapa
Elliott Medicine CO
Misaiur Valley
Towa
W. T. Palmer & Co
Nebe
Nebe’s
Shoe House
Shaw & Crombie
Paris
M. L, Langdon
South
New Orleans Times-Democrat
London
Chicago Tribune
Chicago ‘Tribune
Foreign Service
Grace Corneau
HH. J. Whigham
Star of Journalism
Cuesto ‘Tribune
United States
Tribune
Gotham Papers
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