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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

11

Reckless driver hits horse in West Fourth Street accident

Peter Wiese's horse and buggy was struck by a large auto at about 11 pm on West Fourth Street. The animal had to be shot next morning. Bystanders pursued the speeding car but could not catch it. Witnesses described the driver as reckless, tailing a Rambler perhaps, with three men aboard. Sheriff Duval later captured the man but no charges were filed. He and his companions offered to pay damages.

Peter Wiese West Fourth Street Teay New Addition George Henningsen Kingbailton Construction Company Brice Henningsen Mr. Henningsen Duval Bert McMartin Toni Yeager McMartin Nini Unu Edith Star Nos Wotny Creston Colonel Grady Soyotny of Tom Keene Webb Creston Elsie Ed Cross Oklahoma City Princess Alice Huddleson Massena Dr. Robert Knowlton Anita Charles 8 Armatrong Greenfield Kid Williams Spicer Leon Airmount Ed Crags Sir Scott Abbott Menlo Evhn Krouth Archer Mr. Etna Scoretta Grant

National Danish Church Meeting in Harlan Iowa

The first national conference of the Danish and Norwegian Baptist churches of the United States will be held in Harlan Iowa from Wednesday September 14 to Sunday September 15. Each church and state conference may send delegates, with expected total between 100 and 400. Local churches will entertain visiting delegates.

Harlan United States

Marne Couple Weds at Marne Methodist Parsonage

Marne girl Mise Elva Mathies and Arthur Erven of Neola were married this morning at 11 20 at the Methodist parsonage in the presence of friends. Rev Abraham performed the ceremony. They will live in Neola where the groom works in a lumber yard and will visit Council Bluffs after a brief wedding trip.

Marne Mise Elva Mathies Arthur Erven Neola Methodiat Parsonage Abraham A. EB. Griffith Mabel Mathie Pearl Weatley Maine Geo, Erven Council Bluffs

Real Estate Transfers Rept 6 1910

Real estate transfers show Charles J Goodpasture and wife to Mary B Holton for Lot 6 in section 21 77 34 valued at 1500 dollars. Charles W Major and wife to W I K Carey for Lot 6 of sw4 section 21 77 34 valued at 6500 dollars. J Mclaughline single to Charles Goodpasture for Lot 1 in O P It 16 Anita valued at 900 dollars. Emma C Whitcomb wid to Peter D Janss for Ita 3 4 5 bik 46 Atlantic valued at 900 dollars.

Charles J. Goodpasture Mary B. Holton Charles W. Major W. IK Carey J. McLaughline Sgl Chas. Goodpasture O. P Anita Emma C. Whitcomb

Auto Tears Through Fence At Massena Fair

Three thousand spectators watched a racing mishap when Bert McMartin’s car leapt the track barrier during a trial at the Massena fair. The vehicle crashed into the fence, injuring a spectator and nearly harming a bogey rider, while the driver escaped unhurt. Officials warned attendees to stay back as damage was substantial and security rushed to contain the scene.

Roads dragged and praised as farmers upkeep routes

Residents note improvements on rural roads from Anita toward Viota and toward Massena while criticizing Atlantic for neglecting the White Pole Way. Farmers near Anita report dragging five to six miles and the four miles south of Anita remain rough, but the next six miles are better. Local pride hinges on continued maintenance of these roads.

Avlantic White Pole Way Anita Here Massena Viota Wiota Atlantic White Pole Maine

Runaway on West Sixth St Damages Wagon and Posts

A Drake student era appears in a chaotic runaway on West Sixth Street near Sixth and Chestnut. Horses belonging to J. B. Ren struck a cement hitching post and a telephone pole, wrecking the wagon and injuring the yard. The team returned to Hansen & Low's store, with only minor injuries to the animals and glass broken from a window load. In Denver, Cecil Hess, former Drake University medical student and football player, killed himself, after failing in medical studies. a telegram reports his death and notes his Des Moines and Oskaloosa connections.

J. BE. Ren Sixth Chestnut Ed Jones Theose Cedar Street Hansen & I'S Veyteringon Aflen Tansen& Low Denver Dis Moines Trom Cecil Hess Drake Mildred Stultz Des Moine Cee

Farstrup Brothers sue Rock Island for cattle shipment damages

Suing Rock Island Farstrup Brothers of Extra filed a petition seeking damages and costs totaling 144.80 over delays and rough handling in the shipment of twenty one head of fat cattle.

Rock Island Farstrup Brothers of Extra

Damaged Goods Case Involving Pratt and Naylor Fled Petition

A damaged text notes Pratt and Naylor of Anita fled a petition seeking 31.21 dollars in damages tied to a shipment, with references to Jaws and The Agar Packing Company. The document mentions actions by Squira and Company of Des. Moly and delivery by parties associated with the shipme of seventy hours.

Pratt & Naylor Anita Jaws Shipme Agar Packing Company Squira & Company Des. Moly

Atlantic Northern and Southern Railway Board Meeting Report

Monday's Daily notes a largely attended Atlantic Northern and Southern railway board meeting with directors present. Bills totaling 1,000 dollars approved for wine and related expenses. The session approved grading and machinery rates. Also mentioned are notes on Governor Carroll criminal trial with Polk County Attorney Guthrie engaging as assistant counsel R. C. Dowell Jerry B. Sullivan and W. L. Read. Trial set for September 19 next Monday.

Atlantic Northern & Southern Railway Psouth B. J. Carroll Guthrie Polk R. C. Dowell Jerry B. Sullivan Wy L. Read Des Moines

City Is Richer From Monday's Daily

Two drunken men were thrown about during a Saturday evening scuffle and ordered to appear. Mayor Straight this morning, they pleaded guilty and were each fined six and twenty dollars. The fines were paid.

Thay

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