Fire sale of Cincinnati stock at Atlantic Iowa
A four day fire sale opens Saturday Oct 19 at 10 a.m. in Wilkin Block Atlantic Iowa. Three loaded car shipments from the Cincinnati fire offer $60 500 worth of men s boys and children s clothing at 33 percent of cost. Goods guaranteed or money refunded. Prices include full dress and business suits, overcoats and pants with vast bargains for locals and country merchants. Sale ends Oct 23 at 10 p.m.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Cincinnati Lire
Cincinnati
Atlantiz
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Witkin Block
Wide
Wales
Weath
Wilkin
Richard Maltrex
Fourth
Wilkin Block
Cass County Mutual Insurance selects new officers after seventh annual meeting
Members gathered at Bailey's Hall on October 9 1805 for Cass County Mutual Insurance Association's seventh annual meeting with strong attendance. Officers elected for the year are Chas Hunt president C W Curtis vice president J O Breece secretary and treasurer Henry Bell retires from presidency after long service since 1888 with unanimous thanks from the audience.
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Cass County Mutual Insurance Association
Bailey’s Hall
Chas. R. Hunt
C. W. Curtis
J. O. Breece
Henry Bell
Cass county board adjourns with tax levies and refunds
The Cass county board of supervisors met September 23 and 24 1895 with all members present. They reduced several assessments including Slater Benton township and Vempleman heirs Lenton township, authorized tax refunds for erroneous assessments in multiple townships, and set the 1895 tax levy covering state county school bridge insane fund orphan fund and various local taxes. They appointed election judges and clerks for November 5 and approved road and bridge petitions, refunds for charity, and per diem for members.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Chauncey Slater
Benton Township
W. Caughey
Pympsia
F J Vempleman
Lenton Township
D BK Grabill
Massena
P Murray
Wiota
Cass County
County
Insane
Orphan
Incorporated Town of
Cumberland
Marne
Griswold
Lewis
Anita
Sinding Fund
Geo Jillich
Julien Phelps
H Needles
A McWard
Ind Dist
Teachers Fund
Ind
Dist
McDiarmid
May Flower
Custer
Yairview
Edna Grove
Pebble Hill
Grand View
Green Dell
Maple Valley
Grant
Sanitary
Benton
Pymosa
Brighton
Washington
Grove
Franklin
Lincoln
Cemetery
Union
Bear Grove
Casas
Pleasant
Noble
Mitls
Victoria
Ilans J Hendrickson
Maine
D C Merriman
City of Atlantic
John C Stevens
SH Albright
JE Darling
Franklin Two
Biggs
L. Mountain
J F Robinson
James Rorick
Benton Two
H McCoullough
Pleasant Two
Chas. Flaunt
L Mountain
C Slater
L L Pearson Jr
Chas Phares
E A Berry
Illinois
Wm Holste
Victoria Township
Edna
G W Wakefield
Iid
Henry Ackerman
Noble Township
J. Mountain
C R Hunt
Grantuwp
J A Irving
C Sartiett
Wm Schultz
EF Desmond
J F McGovern
Ef Powell
John C Stuart
EC Livingston
Rob't Marshall
M W Robinson
H G Highly
J W Brooks
Philip Wumerick
Asa Hardenberg
Mussena
A F Black
Mike Collins
Union Two
S A Bryan
H_ W_ Studley
J N Martin
Bradbury
Cass
Peter Hopley
W M Bradshaw
Tim P Brown
J M Tinsley
Wm Lindermin
UC A Hully
Hiram Edwards
Calking
Fleury Hollen
Ro M Kirkpatrick
Wm Asay
E L Stier
Geo Pennell
G W Sterling
W P Gurrey
Third Ward
D W Smart
A D Pine
Fourth Ward
Geo W McGee
L L Wilden
JO Wilken
James Cunningham
St Barnard’s Hospital
Council Bluffs
Nichols Bank
T W Brown
Julian Hall
A L Thane
Laura Calloway
Tillie Ford
Chioder & Co
Bailey & Cadanx
Rulgne
Wn Eandsene
Suit Over 875000 Packer Contract Reaches Supreme Court
The U S supreme court case tracks Raneciisa Wibaux versus Nelson Morris over cattle contracts tied to Western ranch cattle. Wibaux pursued $75,000 plus costs after successive appeals upheld his claim for damages from shipping disputes during beef price drops. The story also covers Governor Clarke amid plans to deter a possible Corbett Fitzsimmons fight in Hot Springs and other regional dispatches.
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Raneciisa Wibaux
Packer Morris
Ormoauo
Supreme Court
Pierre Wibaus
Wift
Wilanx
Mon
Nelson Morris
Morris
Chicago Packer
Wibaux
Wibbaux
Clarke
Lirrin Rock
Ark
Clark
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Hot Springs
Arkansas
George P. Taylor
Forest City
Arkansas State Guards
Three Englishmen Arrested for Violation of Federal Immigration Law
Three young Englishmen, George H Eldred Sumuel Estridge and E H Steele, are under arrest in Wichita Kansas for being in this country in violation of federal law. They were brought by the International Immigration association of London under contract to work on Kansas farms with promised passage and wages. Federal authorities and Vice Consul Burroughs investigate more suspects and will forward evidence to Britain to press suppression of Atkinson and the London association.
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Kansas Dury
Wichita
Kan
George H. Eldred
Sumuel Estridge
E. H. Steele
Kansas
International Immigration Association of London
A. L. Atkinson
Association of London
Eansens
Montreal
Burroughs
Atkinson
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Als County
R D Wilken
CR Hunt
Dan
Breen
Abe Biggs
Sine Die
Abe Binas
Jas. Garren
Wilbur M, Myers
H. Vincent Meredith
Bank of Montreal
Santa Fe
Denver
Missouri River
St. Louis
Chicago
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Burlington
Boise
Bore
Ida
Delmarks
Hank Anderson
Brisbow
Scadden
Anderson
Kentucky
Boreal
Lexincton
Fred Kohl
Killona
Oakland Baron
Cotomapo Springs
Colo
Fred W. Farrar
Perry
O. T
John A. Hansen
Farrar
Hansen
Wyoming
Grand Lodge
Laramie
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Floyd Brothers
Sr. Pach
Minneapolis
Philip Scheig
Bank of Minneapolis
Clough
Dosian
Gisoreesi
Tenago Sehyoun
Bonda
Egypt
Law School
College of Cincinnati
Alexandria Law School
United States
San Francisco
Yokohama
Yokosito
Government Dry
Poland
Fair Grounds
Farrow
C. S. Barclay
West Liberty
Pope
Carter
Logal
Metropolitan Accident Association
Best Accident Co
West
C.H. Bunker
Ely
ELY ¥Y Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Opera House
G. S. Montgomery
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