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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
7
W. H. Bosley returns to his old post as city night policeman at the start of the month. Friends praise his prompt service and steady conduct, noting he performs his duties in all duties of life as well as on the force.
C W Nelson and others transfer twelve lots in Atlantic section to Laura Mc Kinley Petit with a lease action and mortgage of 2600 dollars. Maude Everling and husband convey twelve lots in Atlantic vicinity to Peter H Stoley.
R E King has sold his farm miles east of Atlantic. John Fox farm transferred to three buyers. Win Moller of Pottawattamie county bought 127 acres at 125 dollars per acre, John Humerich 20 acres at 112.60 dollars per acre, Randolph Stone 4 acres timber land at 60 dollars per acre.
The indictment in the Beymer libel case against Journal-Herald publisher F. M. Beymer was quashed by Judge Thornell as defective. Beymer remains bound to appear before the next grand jury.
An advertisement promotes ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as the best economical treatment for scalp dandruff and skin conditions. It guarantees satisfaction with a refund if not fully satisfied and notes availability in every American town. Also mentions Chamberlain's liniment for sprains and rheumatic soreness.
A combined note offers a Christmas gift idea of 100 printed or engraved calling yards and invites readers to view samples at the News office. It also recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and hot water foot baths to ward off a cold, advising readers to buy from all dealers.
NEBE urges residents to wear rubber heels to stay safe in wet streets. Monogram stationery available at The NEWS, 7 Monogram.
Chicago stock markets show hog receipts about 19, with prices up to 47.70 and various hog categories trading between 7.25 and 7.70. Cattle receipts 2500 with steer and heifer prices from 2.20 to 7.20, stockers 2.35 to 5.60, westerns 4.10 to 6.15. Sheep receipts 12000 with lambs 4.50 to 6.50 and sheep 2.40 to 4.40. tomorrow’s estimated activity listed.
South Omaha receipts 3600 hogs up 15 cents close weak bulk 7.40 to 7.60 top 7.60, cattle 1000 steady vealers 4.00 to 6.60 cows 2.50 to 5.25, stockers 3.00 to 5.50, calves 3.00 to 8.00, sheep 4000 receipts higher 3.15 to 5.15 for wethers and yearlings, lambs 4.00 to 6.25, ewes 2.25 to 4.00.
A large initiation and banquet of the Knights of Columbus is planned in Shenandoah Sunday with many Knights expected from the region. A special train will operate from Council Bluffs leaving at 7 45 a m and returning at patrons’ pleasure. Atlantic attendees plan to ride to Council Bluffs Saturday night to catch the special.
Chas B Malone Cass County corn expert decorated the Coli seum in Des Moines for the state corn show. His work drew many compliments and reinforced his reputation as a leading figure in corn shows beyond Cass County.
Mr and Mrs Hans Nielsen Brown thank all who helped celebrate their gold wedding anniversary with aid and presence and those who sent gifts. Nell P Brown Jens P Brown Andrew Beck Chris Gunderson join in the appreciation.
Large display of Crane’s writing papers in fancy cabinets from 25 cents to 2 dollars. Also new tint and linen lawns and Highland linen available at Fred Alexander’s. Prices and items reflect a broad stationery and textile selection for customers seeking quality brands.
An Omaha company agent visited the city and distributed free doses of a tobacco cure. Recipients report the treatment damages their appetite and may affect singing later, though authorities note the cure will likely reduce smoking and quash cravings even as some critics warn of unproven claims.
Dr F W Porterfield returned this morning from Kansas City where he attended a gathering of railroad surgeons. The News advertises engraved cards and invitations, inviting readers to see samples offered.
J H Marshall made a business trip to Omiia today. Mrs C O Hully of near Elliott visited Atlantic on business. Mesdames Koch and Anderson of Avoca shopped in Atlantic. Amos Forsyth of Wiota transacted business. Miss Anna Rohner of Griswold shopped in the city. The Civic Club meets Monday at 2 30 with Mrs J Q Greenleaf. Miss Mary Nimm of Anita did Christmas shopping. Mrs Alf and Mrs J M Steinmates of Anita shopped in Atlantic. Louis Thurman and wife of Washington township have a new day at home. Mrs E W Scott and son E H Highley left for California for several months. Kely Stuart of Maine was in the city on business and visiting. Miss Bonnie Woodward has left People store for Melcher Salveter store. Guy Swires, popular mail carrier, is back to duty Monday after knee trouble.
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