Local and Personal Notes from Atlantic Observations
Saturday and Monday reports show Fred Alexander’s price cuts on school books and supplies, new library stock for schools, and heaviest activity around Atlantic businesses. Residents including Harry Ferguson, Miss Susie O'Dea, John Moreland, and Misa Ethel Howard travel for visits, work, or family. Des Moines and Chicago trips noted. A. J. Trent at Clarinda Institute cited as deceased. Dr Porterfield’s family return from Council Bluffs. public notices include grain and maple syrup movements, livestock shipments, and a farewell Epworth League event for Rev. Wickersham with musical program and watermelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
Harry Ferguson
Des Moines
W. A. Daniels
John Sinco
Shelby
Ther
Atlantic
T. Turner
Denver
A. Simonton
Misa Zoe DeLano
Misa Myrtle Wert
E. Joyce
Chas. Farris
Audubon
Missouri Valley
Fragmented town notes reflect busy social and business travel
A crowded list charts local movement with many names and places. Clifford Findley and Abe Kahn visit Avoca and Brayton while J I Ayres travels to Brayton on business. Various residents attend conventions, visits, or family events in Des Moines Creighton Knox county and Des Moines. Community life features a church synod trip, a fall trot meeting at Pactolus Park, and local commerce notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford ‘Findley
Harry Martin
L. L. DeLano
Avoca
Regal
J. 1. Ayres
Brayton
Bert Lavery
O. W. Brown
Des Moines
J. B. Braff
W. A. Follett
Maszsena
Abe Kahn
Stephen Davin
Viota
W. B. Eliott
Maryville
Katie Goeken
Maine
Joyce
Creighton
Knox County
Neb
J. A. Mullen
Smith Center
Kansas
EU Lundy
Mra. Bartlett
Ollie Jenkins
John Curry
Tremaine
Mamie Findley
John Fleming
Kansas City
P. Fleming
Dr. Nichols
J. C. Cary
W. Curtis
Harlan
Geo. A. Wilkins
E. Huchendorf
Lee Pratt
Thck
D&wtt
Hattie Granger
Prescott
Lows
Crooks
Thompson
Uella
Washington
Iowa
Synod of
United Presbyterian Churches
M. Sutton
Houston
Texas
Jacob Martin
Lathan
Missouri
Greenfield
Newton Kreamer
First National Bank
Jewel City
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad
Oneonta
Lg Hia
Pactolus Park
Red Oak
Hood
Bank of Atlantic Promises Satisfaction and Low Interest
Bank of Atlantic proclaims twenty six years in business and guarantees customer satisfaction with loans at a very reasonable rate. The item notes regional travel by Rev A M Miller and others to Indianola and Des Moines for church conferences. It also promotes Simmons Liver Regulator and Shaker Digestive Cordial as remedies, and discusses Minnesota corn versus Cass county yields along with digestive health advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Wairney
A. M. Miller
Elliott
Wickersham
J. R. Kirk
Atlantic
Indianola
Neely
Anbury M. 3
Church of
Simmons
George McCormick
Minnesota
Cass County
Mount Lebanon
Bank Opens for Business With Drafts Across Cities
A new bank announces general banking services. It will draw drafts directly upon leading cities in the United States and Europe, signaling broad international and domestic payment capabilities. The move aims to facilitate commerce and provide rapid settlement options for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Wagon Crash Injures Benched Team On Spruce Street
Two boys driving a team on Sixth Street near Spruce lost control when the wagon tongue dropped. The wagon struck a tree at Sixth and Spruce, the horses bolted down Spruce to Fifth, breaking the wagon and harness but causing no serious injuries. Informant could not identify the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Spruce
Sixth
The Soldier's Relief Commission Meets at Cass County Court
The Cass county Soldier’s Relief Commission, appointed by the board of supervisors, met at the courthouse this morning to conduct business. Commissioners are H. W. Studley of Cumberland, E. A. Stone of Anita, and S. M. Singleton of Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier's Relief Commission
Cass County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
H. W. Studley
Cumberland
E. A. Stone
Anita
8. M. Singleton
Atlantic
Jewelry store offers novelties and gifts for weddings and birthdays
The Homliest Baby in You will call pretty after visiting our Jewelry store. We have novelties in the jewelry line of every description. Wedding and Birthday gifts are our specialties. All the supplies for musical instruments are found at Eggers Pros. icessors to Geo. Marsh Official watch inspectors for the Rock Island, Fine repairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilad
Sarkage
Wilken &c
Wild Flowers in a City Dream
A poem by K Matheson in Chambers Journal contrasts city life with pastoral spring. The speaker longs for emerald haunts and glimpses of daisies and buttercups, despite urban noise and dull panes, finding solace in open fields and memory of nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Matheson
Chambers’ Journal
The Home of Sarah Orne Jewett in Berwick Maine
A Boston Herald writer extols the stately Berwick mansion of novelist Sarah Orne Jewett. The house blends modern comfort with 1780 era details, featuring carved cornices, high paneling, broad window sills, and bright wallpaper. Jewett hopes to keep these heirlooms as she moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Orne Jowett
Berwick
New England
Sarah Orne Jewett
Boston Herald
General Gage
Danvers
Portsmouth
Officer's risky Tibet entry ends with escape from river
Mr. Wilson recalls an officer who tried to enter Chinese Tibet by stratagem. After crossing the frontier at night he was chased by Tibetan soldiers who promised protection. On a bridge crossing, the officer rode in a bamboo basket as Tibetans pulled him, then left him hanging above a raging torrent until he promised to depart Tibet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Tibet
Atill
Forbidden Land
Weather and Mind in Johnson's Stoic View
All Weathers Suited Dr Johnson. He dismissed weather as shaping the mind, arguing every day is bright and every hour propitious to diligence. Johnson prized reason and resisted letting air or wind govern his powers, taunting dependence on the weather as a weak resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Temple Bar
Distinctions and Debt of Association Across Ages
Money shapes life says a misanthrope while a speaker notes limited means hinder terms with the telephone. Tawdry links to St. Andrey and St. Audrey's day fairs in medieval France and England, where annual gatherings grew famous for gaudy jewelry and trinkets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micanthrope
Washington Bitar
Andrey
France
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Weekly Telegraph
A. L. Bostedo
Chicago
A. Gardner and Family
Walter Cole
P. F. O'Connell
John Moreland
H. L. Becker
Mr. Voorhees
Miss Voss
Allen Brothers
Omaha
A. J. Trent
State Institute
Clarinda
Osceola
Dr. Porterfield
Council Blaifs
Union Pacific
Sycamore
Ilinois
Lou Bishop
Wallace, Neb
Sherman Bishop
Wm. Burtch
Frank Sweeney
Andubon
Mrs. Piert
Mitchellville
Mia. Abraham
Extra
Ira Vinent
Council Bluffs District
Alexander
Benjamin Cecil
F. G. Slone
Rising, City, Neb
Bear Grove Township
Lowa
Steven H. Chalmers
Council Bluffs
Mr. Chalmers
Porter‘field
Crong
Epworth League
Henry Dacken
Nita
Rev
Eleming
Council Blutts
Dick Menifee
Israel
One Price
Mr. Compton
Los Angles
Cal
Dan Reynolde
Mia
Dr. Schindel
South Omaha
F. H. Crombie
M. Rickard
Bank of Atlantic
Nichols’ Bank
Swayne
West Side
Chestnut Street
I McFarland
U. S
Atlanti
Eggers Pros
Geo. Marsh
Official Watch Inspectora
The
Rock Island
Gould
Longfellow
Chas. Block
East Side
Chestnut St
J. O. Wilken
Walnut St
China Hall
Brown
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