Fine farm changes hands near Walnut in 1900s notice
Yesterday John Dol purchased the 240 acre tract of Sam McCullough four miles southeast of Walnut for 160 dollars per acre totaling 38400 dollars. The farm is well improved and regarded as one of the best in the locality. Mrs John McCallum and her sister Mrs B Sims left this morning for Council Bluffs to visit William and family.
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Freee
John Dol
Sam McCullough
Walnut
John ‘McCallum
B. Sims
Orning
Council Bluffa
Wilima
Harris visits South Dakota praises new home
J B Harris of Carthage South Dakota a former county resident is in the city. He sold his property in the east part of town today in a deal arranged by Conway and Smith. Harris says he likes South Dakota and that it beats Iowa, a claim the writer finds debatable. Mrs Sherrett of Wota spent the day in the city with friends.
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J. B. Harris
Carthage
South Dakota
Messrs Conway & Smith
Mr. Harris
Lown
Death of Paul Knude Walter A German Farmer
A well known German resident Paul Knude Walter dies at age 70 after a paralysis stroke. He lived six miles northwest of the city, born in 1874 in Germany, joined Cage county in 1874, married Anna Katrina Unrau, and left five children four of whom survive. Surviving children include Mrs Henry Lillenthal Mrs Emma Miller Mrs Geis Zellner and Mary Walter at home. Two brothers also survive. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the Walter home with burial in Brayton cemetery. Rev Braun to officiate.
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Paul Knude Walter
Walter
Germany
Cage County
Anna Katrina Unrau
Henry Lillenthal
Emma Miller
Geis Zellner
Mary Walter
Walter Home
Brayton Cemetery
Rev. Braun
Waltera
Patrick Talty
County Clair
Ireland
la Salle
Davenport
Iowa
Clinton County
Sing
Dave McNieney
Z. P. Talty
James Troy
Court House Cases and First Naturalizations Recorded
A resident of Case county files suit seeking 867.50 plus costs from Anita Horge Company for misrepresentation of stallion Debonair No 19276 bought at a January 1910 sale. Jeng Jensen of Denmark employed by Kimballton Construction takes out first naturalization papers. Ole Martin Olsen, also Danish, files for first naturalization.
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Court House
C. Jewett
Case County
Anita Horge Comepany
Debonair
Jeng Jensen
Denmark
Kimballton Construction Company
Ole Martin Olsen
To Study Law From Pare Daily Otto Miller Goes to Lincoln
Otto Miller son of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller leaves this morning for Lincoln Nebraska to begin a law course at the State University. He finished the regular college course at Iowa City last year and now pursues law. Miss Alice McCain of Maine spent the day in the city.
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Pare Daily
Otto Miller
Henry Miller
Lincon, Neb
Otto
Courge
Iowa Cty
Rev Mack's Bible Exhibit Wins State Flag Honor
Rev E E Mack receives word from J D Corbet of the Southwestern Hows Christian association that Atlantic won the state flag for the best Bible school exhibit recently at Council Bluffs. The exhibit, also shown at Boone and planned for Topeka and Drake University, uses large banners and charts to educate Bible school scholars and preserve core creeds. Mrs Patrick Talty dies at about eighty after paralysis of the brain. funeral at the Catholic church tomorrow at 9 a m with burial in Catholic cemetery.
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IBIT
Topeka
Christian’ ‘Church
Atlantic Roots
Catholic Church
Iowa
E. E. Mack
J. D.corbet
Southwestern Hows Christian Association
Atlantic
Gouncil Bluffs
Mack
Boone
West
National Convention of Christian Churches
Drake University
Geive
United States
Atlantic Bible School of the Christian Church
National Committee of the Church
Thorley Secures Nebraska Bank Charter After Court Review
G H Thorley of Springview Nebraska formerly a resident and hardware merchant, came to the city today. The state granted a bank charter after court review in mandamus proceedings. The bank starts with $300,000 backing from Thorley and associates. It marks the first charter refusal by Nebraska's banking board. Thorley praises Atlantic and its pavement, noting the city seems on the move.
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G. H. Thorley
Springview
Nebraska
Thorley
Bhanting Board
Atlantic
Cummins Receives Request for Iowa Convention Speech
Senator Cummins today got a letter from Secretary Loudenslager of the Republican National Committee requesting a copy of his Iowa state convention speech. The secretary said the aim is to use it in committee work to elect every Republican nominee.
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Tes Moines
Cummins
Loudenslager
Republican National Committee
Iowa
Tenn
R Wallace in the City From Monday's Daily
T R Wallace the recent consul to Jerusalem arrived in the city on No 6 from Washington. He will stay several days visiting family and friends and notes Atlantic progress. He favors the United States over Europe, admires American roads and lawns, then plans to proceed to Martinique for new consul duties.
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T R Wallace
T. R. Wallace
Jerusalem
Washington
Atlantic
United States
Martinique
Miss Mary O Byrne Dead
Miss Mary O Byrne died at about 6 36 this morning after emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix at a hospital following illness at her Wiota area home. The ten year old girl had been living with her father on a farm after her mother died. arrangements for burial are delayed as the father is in South Dakota and cannot be reached. A relative said the body would likely be shipped to a small town near Migin, TM, for burial where the mother is buried.
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Mary O Byrne
Mary O'Byrne
Wiota
South Dakota
O'Byrne
Dakota
Migin
Rock Island appeals damage ruling in cattle shipment case
From Moncar's Daily Rock Island has appealed a Justice Court decision in Blv ing J. B. Trailer matter. The shipment involved 24 fat cattle from Maine to Chicago on charges of delay and negligence. Rock Island contends proper care was given. H. M. Boorman represents the plaintiff.
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Rock Island
Moncar
Tha
Justice Court
J. B
Maine
Chicago
H. M. Boorman
Musical instruments and phonographs offered for home purchase
A local dealer advertises guaranteed instruments including CHICKERING, VOSE, A. B. CHASE and others, Edison phonographs in four sizes with records, violins and supplies, accordions, second hand organs, sewing machines and sheet music. Railway fare paid to purchasers of machines and instruments.
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Edison
Best
Century System
Siegel Sues Rock Island for $500 in Damages
J. L. Seigel with attorney H. M. Boorman files a petition against Rock Island seeking judgment for $500. He claims negligence caused damage and delays in a car load of goods shipped from Des Moines to Atlantic on December 2, 19—.
Smith Sells His Farm to Father in Malvern Visit
Phil Smith yesterday closed a land deal letting his father Allan Smith of Malvern take possession of the Westphal farm. The 120 acre property was bought last week by Phil who intended to keep it for his father, a plan that did not meet his father's approval. Allan Smith was visiting yesterday to inspect the property with his son.
Parrott Sues Rock Island for 1200 Injur y Claim
Parrott files a petition seeking judgment against Rock Island for 1200 over injuries from July 11 1910 while delivering express for Purity Ice Cream Company. He says a barge and wagon were struck by an engine as he attempted to cross the track, causing the injury. H M Boorman represents the plaintiff.
Avoca Visitor Returns Home After City Stay
Mrs H Welse of Avoca, visiting in the city with Mr and Mrs A Forsyth, spent the day with friends and yesterday returned to her home. John Eggers and wife also returned this morning to Wiota after visiting.
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H. Welse
Avoca
A. Forsyth
Wiota
John Eggers
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Red Cross
Nebe Shoe Co
Atlante
Fletcher
Mer Castoria
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Alice McCain
PA Talty
Neb
National Committee
W.M. Smiley
Chestnut
St. Atlantic
Conrad Shoe Store
B. A. Stockdale
Des Moines
the Park Hotel
Stockdale
B.a.stockdale
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