Receiver Wins It In Court Over Hopley Note
Justice Court judge reverses ruling in estate dispute between William Hopley administrator and Theo G. Steinke receiver. Court orders $2805 to be paid to the receiver, costs charged to the administrator, notes tied to Cass County Bank case. Wm Hopley dissenting party in long trial tied to John Hopley estate. Also reports on State v Tabor liquor case and a Jones divorce note ruling plus local social/news items.
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Green
Wm. Hopley
John Hopley
Theo
G. Steinke
A. W. Dickerson
Hopley
Dickerson
Denver
Peter Hopley
William Hopley
Frank Tabor
Wallace
Anheuzer-Busch Brewing Association
Des Moines
Macy
D. W. Smart
Council Bluffs
Louisa Jones
I. A. Jones
Justice Straight
Jones
Tis
Local and Personal Notes from the City Scene
Local and personal items report F J Macomber of Lewis on legal business, A H Goodspeed at Avoca fair, Daniel Conard from Avoca, and Cc S Newton from Extra visiting. Several Atlantic visitors to the Avoca fair, Ed Frick and family, D J Vance party to Colorado, Mrs Trede for medical care, and Dr Emmert named to a campaign committee. Trove of short notices covers travel, judge duties, football arrangements, a San Francisco to Philippine troop transport, and a runaway team incident.
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F. J. Macomber
Lewis
A. H. Goodspeed
Avoca
Daniel Conard
Cc. S. Newton
Extra
Ed Frick
Daisy
Myrtle
Audubon
D. J. Vance
Mr. Vance
Hyer
Colorado
Fred Schultz
Schultz
Crede
Des Moines
Trede
Mrs. Benue
Dr. Emmert
State Central Committee
South Omaha
J. K. Dennis
Griswold
Peter Hopley
J. W. Carlson
G. M. Beckett
Atlantic
J. L. Todd
Missouri Valley
Harrison County
Ralph Kyser
Shelby
Mark Chapman
Frank Chapman
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
34Th Regiment
U. S. Volunteers
Chicago
United States Army
John Moreland
Freeman Given
G. W. MecCain
Court House
Fred Porterfield
Ed Young
Anselm Gillette
Atlantic Canning Factory Years Peak in 1999
The Atlantic Canning company closed this year's corn season after five weeks of full production. About 4,700,000 cans of corn and 465,000 cans of peas were processed by roughly 300 workers, with wages around 15,750 dollars. The plant claims to be the world’s largest corn canning facility, supporting local farmers and the regional economy.
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Atlantic Canning
United States
Davenport
Council Blufts
Canning Company
Atlantic
McWard
Atlantic Canning Company
Union Entertainment Committee
Russell H. Connel
Philadelphia
Temple Quartette and Concert Company
Catherine Oliver
Bonnie Brier Bush
John B. DeMotte
Katharine
Osteopathy Complete Prospectus Offered by Barber in Kansas City
A Kansas City based prospectus promotes a comprehensive osteopathy work claiming clear explanations of principles and manipulations. It notes nearly 600 pages with over fifty etchings and colored plates, with price reductions and nationwide agent opportunities.
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E. D. Barber
D. O. Hall Bldg
Kansas City, Mo
The Other Side: Havens and Wakefield Tell Their Stories
The Telegraph prints opposing views on two recent stories. Sam Havens explains his side of the Havens cider controversy and its indictment. G W Wakefield replies to Ora Moore and the Moore Wakefield dispute, urging a quick settlement. A reader letter disputes a prior claim about ousting Moore and notes a family flare up over Orry Moore.
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Orry
May
G. W. W. Wakefield
Methodist Church
Methodist
W. M. Dudley
Villisca
Mr. Dudley
Dudley
Sam Havens
The
Telegraph
Pinkerton
Kavanaugh
Havens
Sam
Ora Moore
Mr. Wakefield
Moore
Wakefield
Eorror Tevecaara
Mr. Moore
Several Atlantic city items and regional notices
A lengthy local update lists residents traveling to Omaha Avoca Grinnell and Des Moines on business fairs a grand jury interview and a birth reported in Sac City. It notes road conditions slows a wheel ride to Avoca and a football tie with Shelby plus plans to reorganize the team. Also mentions a blood curdling whistle from a new mill and a stock sale in Pymosa township with 125 cattle and farm gear.
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M. Bickett
Hie
Hhis Old Place
Pymosa Township
Atlantic
Notice to Taxpayers Warns of 1898 tax deadline and lists
This notice informs taxpayers that the last month to pay the second half of the 1898 taxes without interest is ending. Taxpayers are urged to pay early to avoid end of month crowds and to submit lists of properties on which taxes are due. Signed by T W Brown, Treasurer.
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T. W. Brown, Treas
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