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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
5
Gov Harmon ordered 1500 Ohio troops to Bridgeport to quell rioting workers at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company. The sheriff sought help as strikers gathered. troops with rifles and ammo move to secure the plants and prepare for reopening.
United Press reports wage talks are near crisis as twenty one western railroads reject a ten percent raise. Trainmen firemen engineers and conductors committees meet while Grand Master Lee says the situation is acute. A local switchmen union weighs a strike as a mass meeting nears.
United Press reports the gun boat Princeton departed Bremerton navy yard today bound for Nicaragua to help oversee affairs in the troubled region. Also noted are community events: a Christmas Bazaar by Congregational Ladies on December 6 at Mrs. F. M. Nichols home selling aprons and candy, and a St Cecilian club concert at the Congregational church on December 10.
HL. R. Schutter business manager for As the Sun Went Down met with Manager Eldridge today to arrange a performance date in the city for next Saturday December 11.
City council meets in adjourned session next Monday evening to act on the paying matter though it is not expected any action will be completed. Also note an advertisement urging readers to request a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets by sending a postal card to Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des Moines Iowa.
Dr W U Hammer, dentist, Ive Oransky's offices. Contact via phone 417.
The Republic Motor Car Co of Hamilton plans a spring opening of a large Atlantic garage. Arthur Maynard, famed driver and mechanic, will manage the mechanical end and arrive after the new building begins. Gordon Laughlin will oversee the shop as the project advances. The firm is capitalized at a million dollars with Helvey family in key roles.
The News urges readers to consider the telephone workers’ challenges during bad weather and when phones fail. It suggests readers put themselves in the workers’ place and avoid harsh complaints, noting how conditions may alter perspectives.
Two rural mail carriers, Frank Perkins on Route 6 and Emmett Butler on Route 2, made their trips on foot today as the roads were so icy that teams could scarcely pass.
A daughter was born last night at the home of Professor R J Cornell and his wife in Wiota. The birth makes William Cornell known to friends as Uncle Bill.
Chris Nelson and his wife welcome a new girl born this morning at their home in Liv northwest. Swelley and wife of Second and Tocust streets report a new boy born last night.
The board of supervisory meets Monday next in regular adjourned session to transact the usual monthly business requiring attention.
The remedy’s peculiar properties have been tested during influenza epidemics and when taken in time no pneumonia cases have been reported. Sold by W T Palmer and J B Jones.
In the District Court the Ayres versus Atlantic Automobile Company case continues to occupy time and appears likely to spill into next week.
Many persons suffer a lingering cough following influenza. The text advises prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent trouble, noting it is sold by W.
Gordon Laughlin, set to manage Republic Motor Car Company’s new spring garage, partners with The News for a car care series by Arthur Maynard. The first article, on Tracing Ignition Troubles, debuts Monday and aims to help local auto owners with maintenance and trouble-shooting, sharing expert advice from a seasoned driver and mechanic.
Two new members were inducted into the I. C. O. F. organization at the Odd Fellow hall last evening. Revelry and a banquet followed, hosted by George Tang Wag, leaving attendees with memories of a pleasant evening at News office levels.
The Krambeck Bros of Marne led Cass county with top Angus cattle at the International Stock Show in Chicago. They claimed first in class, second in the eastern district, and sold two loads for 14.93 and 12.10 dollars respectively. They returned home praising their winnings amid congratulatory notices. Owing to poor roads, only one daily delivery will run in the east and west city sections. orders should be placed by 8:80 a.m. for morning delivery and 4:30 p.m. for afternoon delivery. 2d3 Highley Bros Grocers.
Elks hold a private memorial service in the lodge room tomorrow afternoon December 5 at 3 o clock. Members of the order only are asked to attend and participate in the services led by J. W. Cuykendall.
Friends of CG N LaRue report his condition worsened since illness began. Doctors fear the end is near as dropsy has spread through his body.
A vintage advert touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as curing influenza and countering pneumonia risk. It claims the medicine prevents pneumonia and notes sale by W. T. Palmer and J. B. Jones.
Hopley and Son, Marty, return from Chicago with twelve horses and a sweep of prizes. They claim first and reserve championships in two year old shire, three year old shire mares, and yearling Percheron stallions, plus multiple Belgian wins. Their twelve-head exhibit and top prizes outshone rivals, with Beekman and Krambeck notable for cattle.
The sale of Fred Herchenbach, delayed by railway and weather conditions, has been postponed to the 12th of the month.
Thomas H. Brown of Buck Creek leaves to sail from New York to England on Saturday for a three month visit with relatives and friends. He plans to spend most time in Cheshire, returning to familiar scenes after eight years away.
The remains of John Randolph, who died in Des Moines, arrived in the city last evening with his brother-in law William Swelley. Rev. H. T. Moore of the Baptist church conducted the funeral at Osborne undertaking establishment this afternoon. Interment followed at Atlantic cemetery.
D A Shuter John Fleming Fret Hunt and J B Jones attended a Bly Shriners meeting in Des Moines yesterday and returned this morning. They reported no snow in Des Moines on departure and only a light freeze in the area.
Forecast for Town is partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with colder conditions. An advertisement warns that serious results from piles can be avoided if the right remedy is used, recommending ManZan applied via a nozzle. sold locally by W. T. Palmer & Co, drug store.
Churches announce schedule for Advent including Danish and German Evangelical Lutheran services at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. with a funeral service for Mrs. Albert Gralke prompting morning cancellation. Presbyterian church holds 1:00 p.m. meeting in library, Advent sermon series continues, Congregational services canceled except Sunday school, and Ladies Missions Society meets at 1:00 p.m. Evening sermon on The Prodigal Son with lantern shows. all welcome.
The Methodist Episcopal church at 944 invites all to attend a class meeting. Preaching at 10 30 a.m. on America and Missionary Force and Field. Sunday school at noon with orchestra accompaniment. Junior League Saturday afternoon led by Mrs Dungan and Mrs Thomann. Quworth League Tilly in the evening with reception at 6 30 led by Mrs Griffith. Evening sermon at 7 30 on What must I do to Be Saved. Coed time attractions morning and evening. cordial welcome to all who feel called to another church.
The Church of Christ observes C. W. E. M. day with women in charge of services. The pastor speaks Sunday morning on The Gospel and Woman, and a program by the church women follows at 6:20 p.m. Bible School meets at 10 o'clock sharp.
A sprained ankle will usually disable the injured person for three or four weeks due to improper treatment. Chamberlain's Liniment, applied, may cure in three or four days. It is advertised as a remarkable preparation sold by W. T. Palmer and J. I. Jones.
The Idaho Statesman reports a federal ruling canceling Golden Treasure No. 1 and Jode locations along with related placer claims near Garden Valley. The decision questions a tunnel at Ox Bow for power talks and cites evidence of gold deposits, noting the project’s motive remains disputed while admitting gold was found in the stream bed.
Edwin Bunnett, young son of Mr and Mrs William Bunnett, was operated on at the hospital this morning for the removal of adenoids from the nose. Dr Morris and Dr Immert performed the procedure.
A historical notice identifies Dr IL KK Williams a dentist operating above or near Alexander's store. The brief item notes the professional presence in the local business scene linked to the Alexander's storefront location.
An advertisement from Franks Drug Co promotes ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use that allegedly stops itching instantly and cures eczema and all itching skin or scalp diseases. The note urges asking for a sample and viewing photos of cures.
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