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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
2
The Atlantic booster editorial urges residents to support the $50,000 bond to pay off the water plant and build a modern electric light plant. It appeals to men, women, and especially young people to vote on Monday, noting power shortages and factory needs. The piece argues the plan saves money, creates earnings, and advances civic progress without increased taxes.
Furnished by L. T. Spangler Atlantic Iowa Chicago stock markets reported hog receipts around 12 000 with top day price 7 40 and varied ranges across classes. Cattle receipts about 1 000 steady while sheep 5 000 weak with Monday totals projected higher. South Omaha hogs opened higher, closed weak with top 7 30 and ranges 7 00 to 7 30. cattle receipts 100 cows and heifers unchanged. sheep 200 lambs unchanged.
A birth notice in The News announces a baby in the community with details unreadable in the source fragment. The item highlights a new arrival and mentions the family surname.
Warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by Fd Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as safe internal remedy, with testimonials and note that genuine product is made in Toledo. Mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and pricing per bottle.
Manager Eldridge received a request from Ziegfeld for December 26 for The Girl in the Komomo but kept Tempest and Sunshine on the schedule. December contracts include St Elmo December 8 Ishmanl December 15 and Tempest and Sunshine December 26 with ROSARY and The Lion and the Mouse possible if patronage supports.
J A McWaid office numbers Greenwu to the Ladies Musson phone 304 and Bell 233. Call Monday to arrange a time for an auto to pick you up and take you to the polls on the bad proposition.
Real estate transfer listing shows David and Fred Walkinshaw selling to William Walkinshaw a parcel described as 11 30 10 a2 ned gcc 35-75-37 for 7 760 dollars. Details indicate a private conveyance recorded in the December 2, 1910 filing.
Pazo ointment promises to cure any pile condition including itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days or refunds the money. The claim notes a price of 60e.
The Epworth League room hosts a morning class and a sermon on Moral and Spiritual responsibility for Right Thinking. Sunday school at noon, Epworth League at 230 led by Iris Ground, The Heart of the Gospel. Evening sermon on Institutional Tyranny with Luther and Roosevelt, special music by Miss Dacken and BE Crawford. Monday Epworth Cabinet, Friday Good Time social. Church notes pledge drive aims to clear debt, baptistery heaters, revival praise, and thanks to contributors. Also a local note endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via Mr B L Hall.
J A Giffen shows improvement while Helen Nelson remains on the mend. A government thermometer read 18 degrees above zero. The Civics Club meets Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs Hert Oks. Mrs Towle, a Congregational mission worker, gave an excellent talk yesterday at Mrs R K E King’s home and will speak at United Presbyterian church Sunday at eleven.
Numbers 904 and 231 dialable for polling day transport to vote on the bond proposition. The notice directs readers to arrange auto calls through J. A. Mc for the required election hour.
Report states Mrs Casperson, widow of the man who died by carbolic acid last summer, has married Henry Christensen the Walnut bartender involved in the case. They plan to reside in Walnut.
Henry F Hodges of Morningside is in town for a short stay to accompany his mother as she spends the winter with Mr and Mrs Hodge. A pleasant call was reported this morning. Despite cold weather shoppers thronged stores but the cold impacted buying and winter goods movement.
Peter Kirk employed by a Mr Nel som near Elk Tiorn lost his left hand when it was caught in a shred der, torn severely, and an amputation became necessary after Sunday dinner.
There is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sommers of Notre Dame Ind will send free to any mother her successful home treatment with full instructions. Send no money and write today if your children trouble you. Treatment also cures urinary difficulties in adults by day or night.
Special election ballot in Atlantic dated December 5 1910 asks voters to approve bonds totaling 50000 to acquire title to mains and plant of Atlantic Water Company and to fund removal and extension of the municipal electric light and power plant and related additions. It also presents the opposing side against issuing the bonds.
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