Judge Smith speaks at Wiota rally on national policy
The meeting at the codmen hall in Wiota drew voters and women to hear Judge I. Smith, Republican candidate for Congress. He criticized yellow magazines, noted rising federal expenses, the Panama Canal, rural free delivery costs, and new tariff and corporation taxes, arguing for better care of veterans and reform. He contrasted his opponent W. F. Cleveland and spoke of party plans to balance the budget and support soldiers.
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Codmen Hall
Wiote
Judge Or I. Smith
Congress
Hon. C
Clover Atlantic Republican
Judge Smith
Judge Smith Gays
Republican Party
Avery Judge Smith
Smith
W. F. Cleveland
Cleveland
Massena
Anita Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Plans
Anita residents enjoy visits from relatives and friends, travel to Dakota and Colorado, and attend local events. Weddings planned for next week, a pre nuptial shower, a church supper, and an autumn homecoming lighting up the community scene.
Carroll Opens the Campaign in Denison Speech
Governor Carroll spoke from his car to a large crowd in Denison urging revision of the primary law and retention of the parole board. He contrasted Republican record with Democratic failures, defended protectionism and the gold standard, and urged unity within the party for future policy. The address emphasized tariffs, interstate commerce, and party reform as key issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Denison
West Side
State Parole Board
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
tDok
Cleveland
Merschant
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Marne Folks Coming and Going for Week
Marne residents and visitors linked by social calls and travel. Claus Kramback visited Atlantic on business, Carl Anderson planned a California winter, and many others from Walnut to Casey and Omaha were seen in town or on trips. A local ball game between Wiota Boosters and Benton Bloomers ended 3 to 0 in favor of the Bloomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Kramback
Atlantic
Mrs. Ury of
Walnut
Carl Anderson
California
W. C. Foster
D. Rove
Wiota Boosters
Benton Bloomers
Bloomers
W. D. Keller
Johnson Auto Co
Ross Lang
Trail er sale attracts Anita visitor J D Peterson
J D Peterson of Anita attended the M S Trailer sale on Thursday. Atlantic callers included Mrs Kellogg and her daughter Mrs West. Arthur Lee from South Dakota visited his uncle Perry Woods. Mrs Arthur Irvign returned home after visiting her parents. Mr Matthies visited Adair then returned home from a trip to see his daughter Mrs Lewis and granddaughter Glee in Lewis. Neal Anderson and Mr and Mrs Mark Anderson visited relatives near Sarah. Miss Cliv Harris of Atlantic visited her sister Mrs Austin McFadden. Mrs Blakeslee and children from Atlantic visited Joe Reynolds. Mack Reason visited George Ills in Avoca. Miss Ollie Hughes was in Walnut. Sankey of Walnut was here on business.
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Harvey McDermott
Arthur Floyd
Ft. Morgan
Cole
Pegua
Atlantic
O. O
Conney
Colorado
Red Oak
Henry Weigand
Bridgewater
Frank Lister
Mitchell
Dakota
Thursady
R. J. Cornell
Viola
E. W. Holmes
Bert Bedbe
Wiota
Isaac Brown
Berea
Clarinda
Iowa
H. J. ‘Paylor
W. Fordyce
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Richter
Harry Carey
Omaha
Craté Carey
Dexter
Guy Swartz
Bessie Stone
California
Miss Love Jenkins
A. m
Ruby Banghams
Harriet Henderson
Miss Grace
Anita
Opera House
Courtney
Ham Campbell
3Rd
Maple
James Jenkins
H. Spangter
Bia. Parente
Migs Vera Hookip
China
L. R. Isler
Whfe
Des Moines
Clorinda
Levi Hut
Whte
Chicago
F. W. Cate
A. D. Bulloch
XN. Newton
Hunter
Hazel Trimmer
Chas. McDermott
Jenkins
Burk
L. R
Marie Weigand
Sherm Winchells
Vera Hook
Frank Rasmussen
Jim Turk
Wallace
Fudge
Harvey Turner
Hohanshelt
Casey
Carlton
Fred Kramback
Kansas City
M. O. Trailor
Sam Simonson
Tom Boardtman
Maine
Mike Murphy
Dell Disbrow
Spear
J. D. Peterson
M. S
Mark Anderson
Neal Anderson
Sarah
Cliv Uarris
Austin McFadden
Blakeslee
Joe Reynolds
Mack Reason
George Ills
Avoca
Ollie Hughes
Walnut
W.os. Sankey
Alvin Erickson Recovers from Typhoid Fever
Alvin Erickson shows improvement from typhoid fever and is almost well. Local visits include Fred Burton and John Dotson families to Frank Dotson. Attendees of the Catholic carnival at Massena last Wednesday were Katie McCarthy and Jenny Neary. Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Samuel Harper on Thursday. W D Shaw reported a successful sale with everything sold. A sale is planned at Chas Purlay’s on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chas Coughlin visited Mrs Coughlin’s brother M Neary Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Erickson
Fred Burton
John Dotson
Frank Dotson
Katie McCarthy
Jenny Neary
Massena
Ladies Aid Society
Samuel Harper
W. D. Shaw
Chas
Purlay
Chas. Coughlin
Mrs. Coughlin
Massena Notes of Interest
Massena locals share social visits births and travels with names like George Fish Atlantic and Mrs P S Hosefelt while mentions include Miss Sue Morris and Walter J Smith addressing town hall. Property deals include John Taylor purchasing Willis property for 1300 and Frank Garside selling 200 acre farm at 107.50 per acre to Nels Jacobson. A party of Atlantic men joined W T Smith to Massena and Cumberland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garside
Nels Jacobson
Kimballton
B. Osborne
L. F., Mullins
C. A. Meredith
Wm. Williams
W. T. Smith
Massasena
Mr. Smith
Mr. Mullins
Cumberland
Local Notices From Washington Township Highlights
Residents Joan Franks and spouse return from an Ohio wedding trip and plan to settle at the old Mack farm. John E. Baley engages in Bed farm construction. Louie Thurman returns from hospital. Billie Williams visits Hopley ranch. W. D. Winston has a brief visit at John Johnson home. Rude Dreager loses a steer. Roy Batley builds a large corn crib. Sophie Thurman and Bertha Brehmer visit Grace Borchard school. Emel Brehmer returns from Minnegota. Marriage licenses issued for William Robert Law, Mary Makepeace Morria, Clarence Moreland, Mabel Sutton, Howard Moore, Frances Minor.
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Joan Franks
Ohio
Bertha Brehmer
Grace Borchard School
Emel Brehmer
William Robert Law
Waterloo
Mary Makepeace Morria
Atlantic
Clarence W. Moreland
Sligo
Colo
Mabel
Sutton
Howard B. Moore
Shenandoah
Frances May Minor
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Notar
S Smith
C. B. Cloviake
Contrasts Party Records
Party of Action
Party of Progress
Asi, Reyes
Marne
Telegraph
City of
Max Roses
Art Wright
Allen
Sam McCullough
H. N. Case of
Earlham
Mrs. Martin Peterson
Mra. Nunn
Nebraska
Minnie Cissna
A. Forsyth
O. O. F. Lodge
Lewis
Harley ,Foster
W. DB. Keller
Des, Moines
Mra. Johnson
Adenr
James Robinson
Jas. Jones
Weigand
W. P. Barrett
Grandfather Richter
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Rice
Edna Grove
George Fish
P. S. Hosefelt
Troma Fish
Jagper Hosfelt
Emmet Seaman
Creston
Mra
Nick Connor
Chas, Willis
Art Shield
Timberman
Elerbert Marlowe
Cornell Binits
Mery Greenwaldt Nave
Frank East
Kay Sebe
Sue Morris
Milwaukee
Walter J. Smith
Council Bluffs
Town Hall
B. Parkinson
M. G. Church
C. A. Carlson
Grant Clack
Frank Downey
Alice
Maggie
Menlo
R. Krause
Will Krause
Washinton Township
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