Local and Personal Notes From The Weekly Telegraph
Herman Murray of Magsena and Levi Mountain from Bear Grove visit the city. Lena Johnson leaves for a Maine visit. Mrs Mandelkow travels to Audubon. Geo Pennell and Geo Lyon attend to business in Cumberland. banker Theo N Brown of Griswold visits. Alderman Anderson ill. others travel, visit, and return. Detects a horse kicked a buggy. Local ads seek cash for hides and pelts. Court notes and Encampment prep mentioned.
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Herman Murray
Magsena
Levi Mountain
Bear Grove Township
Lena Johnson
Maine
John Mandelkow
Audubon
Geo. Pennell
Geo. Lyon
Cumberland
Theo. N. Brown
Griswold
Anderson
P. H. Farris
Atock
Chicago
Lee Pratt
Community Notices From Atlantic and Surrounding Towns
Monday updates show Henry Lowery ill at 605 Poplar Street while Mrs. Cushing and Fred Willey face illness. Des Moines court news mentions D M Reynolds. Travelers include J T Matthies from Cumberland and Judge Willard bound for Audubon. Messrs Wakefield, Hawley, and Forshay visit Anita, Griswold, and Stuart. Rev O Reed departs for Morocco. Local trips include Buir to Iowa City, Rock Island assignment in Forsyth case, and rail work on Fourth Street.
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Marie Buir
Iowa City
Band Concert Delights Atlantic Audience Evening
A two hour band concert in Atlantic drew hearty encores for nearly all numbers. Prof White the blind pianist impressed. Griffin(violin) and brass work praised. Will McIlwain clarinet soloist. Miss Potter's humorous piece. vocal trio and hand quartet well received. novelty tin whistle piece entertained. net proceeds about fifty dollars.
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Atlantic
White
Mr. Griffin
Will Mcllyain
Misa Potter
Hubbell
McLlyain
Johnson
West Liberty Index editor tours the South and more
Wm McMillan of the West Liberty Index represents his paper on an Iowa editor excursion through the South. Patterson and wife represent the Griswold Advocate. A group including Ross Howlett and Laura Moreland, and Fred W Seaman with Mary A Dorsy, were served papers to wed. Minor misbehavior by Andy France cited. Rev Stanley spoke at Lewis Opera House for M E church funds. Durrs return from Lebanon Mo with Emma Saxe. J E Forsyth’s Griswold store faced an assignment, clerk’s office busy. P E O Sisterhood convention set for Omaha October 16 17 18 at Millard. K W Macomber dies aged 82 and 7 months. funeral held. surviving relatives listed.
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McMillan
West Liberty Index
Iowa
South
Patterson
Griswold Advocate
Ross Howlett
Laura Moreland
Fred W. Seaman
Mary A. Dorsy
Andy France
Lower Chestnut Street
Stanley
Opera
Lewis
M. E
Frederick Durr, Jr
F. Durr, Jr
Lebanon
Emma Saxe
J. E. Forsyth
Griswold
Recorder
Wm. McCongill
Court House
Supreme Grand Chapter
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Omaha
Odd Fellows Hall
Atlantic High Meets Red Oak in Lopsided Football Clash
Saturday's game at Pactolus Park Red Oak defeated Atlantic 36 to 0 in a hard fought contest. Atlantic battled the longer trained Red Oak squad, suffering a first half fumble that prevented a possible tie. In the second half Red Oak extended their lead with strong defense and a fine goal by Cook. Changeups included Atlantic substituting John Gould for Boyle as he left due to injury. A return game is discussed with hope for a closer score.
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Atlantic High School Athletic Association
Red Oak High Scool Athletic Association
Pactolus Park
Red Oak
Atlantic
Tabor Cllege
RED Oak Atlantic
Kienhart
Wallace Jones
Masier Ross
Martin
Cook
John Gould
Boyle
Fire at Cumberland Barn Destroyed Horses and Shop
Last evening about nine o'clock a fire swept a Cumberland barn owned by G. A. Heabing, consuming the structure and two stallions and a jack. Flames spread to Joe Kacrice's blacksmith shop then to Richard's grain office, leaving only debris. Two small barns near the grain office were burned, one housing about $1600 of Overbaltzer & Son farm machinery. A photo from Fred Kerrick’s Colorado-based father shows a gigantic mam moth potato grown near Loveland weighing 86 pounds 10 ounces, to be used for seed.
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G. A. Heabing
Cumberland
Joe Kacrice
Richard
Overbaltzer & Son
Colorado
Fred Kerrick
Loveland
Colo
NUTS CRACKED Speech of Hon Geo D Perkins at Marshalltown
In a Marshalltown speech Hon Geo D Perkins argues confidence is restored by a Republican majority and warns against Democratic tariff policy. He critiques Cleveland era fiscal choices, praises Iowa, and asserts support for Senator Allison and a March 1897 political shift. He condemns reliance on bonds and calls for American control of currency and protectionist patriotism.
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Cleveland
Congress Democratic
Congress
Tom Reed
Senate
Marshalltown
Iowa
Allison
Treasury
America
Confidence in the Nation and Reform Lead Iowa Call
A political speech expresses faith in the United States markets and the Republican party’s nationalism and future. It argues against Democratic policies of factory closures and export reduction while urging Iowa toward reform. The edition also notes a string of local notices and various unrelated items from train wreck casualties to literary notes and store promotions.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Iowa
Scott and Bown’s Emulsion Promote Baby Growth
The passage touts fat as a sign of health and happiness for infants. It promotes Scott's Emulsion with hypophosphites as an easy fat-food to aid growth, claiming it fills dietary gaps and supports strong development for babies.
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Scott
Scott & Bowns
Chemists
New York
Goc
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