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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
3
An Atlantic Iowa drug store advertises D D D Prescription for Bezema claiming germ destruction stops itching and rash. The copy urges prompt use, instant relief, and a money back promise if the first full size bottle fails to meet claims.
Albert Brehmer and wife visit Mrs Grulke in Grant while she faces heart trouble. Fred Wendt also visits. Sadie Smith visits east of Lewis with Mrs Clarence Armstrong then returns home. Ho Suhr’s son Ramond ill but improving. Herman Strong family visits city. Clarence Franklin shells corn. Albert Brehmer buys a new sheller. Piles treatment ad notes PAZO OINTMENT promise of cure in 6 to 14 days.
Marne and surrounding communities report dances in Walnut with multiple attendees including Ollie Hughes Anna Christensen Carrie Ury and Pearl Whesatley Chad Grossman and friend attended Walnut on Thursday Fort Ellis and family from Lewis visit Mr and Mrs Fudge Lena Jensen returns from Walnut Ed Wheeler buys potatoes in Anita Mrs Pardee Mrs Fudge and Ida Fudge travel to Atlantic for business Mrs Wallace and Jake Fudge attend Adam White funeral Edgar Taylor from Atlantic visits Maine Miss Pelzer in Atlantic Rank Ury hosts telephone service Mrs John Kremback travels to Chicago for fair gate show Neal Anderson spends Thanksgiving with brother Merk Anderson Grace Trailor returns from Nebraska Gladys Trailor sick list at week’s end Mrs Frank Ury and sister Allie shop Atlantic Carrie Ury goes to Cumberland to aid typhoid-stricken relatives Mrs Ury returns home after week away Will Winters and Chaffles Ellis visited by Mrs Guy Hester Eva Stoner from Dexter visiting.
Local residents share visits and travel plans from Atlantic and surrounding towns. Charles Seymour lays a cement sidewalk. Mrs Case visits with Mrs Simmons. Mesdames Stanley and Stewart shop in Atlantic. the Tripletts head to Los Angeles for the winter to be with their son. Albert Knudsen and mother from Gates visit Bendixen. Frank Ury digs a well for Fred Noon. S. H. Harrison of Anita visits with his children. Marvin family travels from Fort Dodge to Council Bluffs. Ross Marvin heads to Tama to spend winter with Roy. Martin Jorgenson arrives from Audubon to visit relatives Hans and Mrs Anderson. The note urges quick relief of colds to avoid pneumonia, citing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended by B. W. L. Hall of Waverly, Va.
Bear Grove schools have been supplied with teachers and progress is steady. Local residents Henry Frank Fred Switzer and Jacob Miesser left for Chicago Saturday to visit the stock show. Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr Saturday are reported as doing well. Corn gathering is complete in the area. Roy Marsh and don Robbie visit Pocahontas county. Mrs. Mary Marsh visited Mrs. T. O. Meredith at Indianola for two weeks. Fletcher Chapel meetings continue. Miss Minnie Frank hosted a party to many friends with a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Brown returned from a four week visit in Oklahoma and Kansas. The Misses Maud and Minnie Thomason plan to start for Denver for the winter. A remedy note promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy with feet warmed in hot water before bed to ward off a cold. For sale by all dealers.
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page mentions Cook ing and Fred Alexander with unclear context. The readable text hints at a personal or event note but lacks full details to establish a clear incident or date. Further pages needed to identify the subject and full summary.
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