Foster's Week Ly Prophecy Forecast of December Disturbances
Washington, D. C. December weather bulletin outlines a sequence of warm and cool waves crossing the Pacific slope and central valleys from mid to late December into January. Predictions mention storms, temperature drops, snows north, rains south, and a Christmas cold day. The author credits progress of the U.S. Weather Bureau and notes a shift in beliefs about storm origins.
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Washington, D. C
Japan Gulf Stream
Alaskan
British Columbia
Pacific
Great Central
Rockies
Pacific Slope
Atlantic Coast
Latituda
Santa Claus
Pacific Coast
Great Central Valleys
Pacific Sope
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Philippines
Christmas Trees At Stler Grocery Co A760
Readable fragments show Christmas trees available at Stler Grocery Co located at 2420 area. Local notice hints at seasonal sale event with prices not fully legible.
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Stler Grocery* Co
Deering & Son Endorse Dool On Advertising Power
John Dool’s remark about advertising paying off is affirmed by Deering & Son after the Stransky sale where all items were sold before 9 30 am. The note highlights bold publicity yields and urges readers to visit the store, open evenings this week through Friday, and to contact L Oransky for hog buying at the usual northern stand.
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Deering & Son
John Dool
Stransky
Seventy One Years in Iowa Chronicle of Morford’s Pioneer Life
The 71 year record of William Morford of Griswold traces his move from Dearborn County Indiana to Bloomington Wisconsin now Muscatine Iowa in 1889. He recalls pioneer hardship with 40 to 50 cent daily wages, barter farming, hog trading practices, and early Muscatine market conditions. Morford notes few settlers remain and shares vivid memories of frontier life in Iowa Territory and early statehood.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Wm. Morford
Griswold
Dearborn County
Indiana
Bloomington
Wisconsin
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Mr. Morford
Seattle, Wash
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Best Line of Christmas Trees In the City 8 to 14 Feet High
In the city a selection of Christmas trees from eight to fourteen feet tall is offered with special rates for churches and schools. Discount pricing and bulk deals available to fit holiday needs and budgets.
Cake Sale Proceeds Raise About Twenty Dollars
Episco pal Ladies charity sale at the News office last Saturday clears around 20 dollars by selling cakes and aprons. Congregational Ladies announce entertainment Cromwell at the opera house Tawary 1gth aid 44k ALL, WANTED At the hospital good help.
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Tawary
Rev. J George resigns from Presbyterian church amid upcoming move
The Rev J George submitted his resignation to the Presbyterian church board during yesterday's service. He plans to leave the city in late January with Mrs George, moving to Chicago where they will reside for the foreseeable future. He will undertake Cha u tauqua and general lecture work next year and does not intend immediate ministerial duties.
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J. George
Presbyterian Church
Dr George
George
Chicago
Orient
Mrs. George
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Mr. George
Rev. George
Royal Christmas Entertainment At M E Church
The Sunday school program at the M E church drew a full house with an opening by the juvenile orchestra. The program included congregational singing, a prayer by Rev Griffith, a girls’ scripture lesson, carols, an orchestra selection, Beatrice Harvey recitation, a double trio, solos and duets. The offering was liberal and the Sunday School is in splendid shape with bright prospects for next year. Christmas trees at the Stier Grocery Co. 2d20
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M. E
Rev. Griffith
Beatrice Harvey
Leona Williams
Mabel Wichhorn
Joy Smith
Odole Sanders
Ruth Wilkin
Gladys Kirk
Altie Wilkin
Margaret Griffith
Reba Madge
Mausoleum Nears Finish At Park View Cemetery
The mausoleum now being erected by U. S. Mausoleum Company will be completed about Thursday. After that date the price rises to 125 per crypt. Those seeking the current 112.50 rate may notify at the Park hotel or see A L Baker before completion. CG Rhinehart signs. Deering and Son hardware advertises gifts.
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Tne
U. S. Mausoleum Company
Park Hotel
A. L. Baker
A. Rhinehart
Do It Now Have Your Pictures Taken at Home
Bay State Post Card Co offers in home family photo sessions at no extra charge. All portraits finished within 48 hours and delivered by mail.
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Uy Bay State Post Card CO
Becenet
Herring to Leave Atlantic for Des Moines Auto Branch
C L Herring and wife will move from the city to Des Moines next month to run the Des Moines branch of the Atlantic Auto Company. He plans to be in town a few days weekly while his home will be in Des Moines. They will occupy Locust street quarters and expect to be settled by January 16. The couple will depart tomorrow for Colorado Springs and later visit New York for auto shows.
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C. L. Herring
Des Moines
Herring
Locust Street
Atlantic Auto Company
Colorado Springs
New York
Temperature Swing From Four Below To Thirteen Above
A government thermometer show four degrees below zero in the morning and a rise to thirteen degrees above by noon, indicating a sharp warming trend for the day.
Open Evenings at Giffen Store Through Christmas
J A Giffen announces extended hours, store will be open evenings until Christmas. Located in the town, the notice urges customers to visit after work for holiday shopping.
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J. A. Giffen
Midland Opera Quintette Lecture Program at Methodist Church
The Tuesday evening program features the Midland Opera Quintette in a four part concert at the Methodist church tomorrow night. Selections include Over the Hills and From Rigoletto with soloists Miss Fish Mr Michael and Mr Reid, plus duets, quartettes and a violin solo. Admission 35 cents and seats available at Miss Parsons drug store. program begins 8 20.
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Midland Opera
Methodist Church
the Hills
Midlands
Geible
Gale
Miss Parsons Drug Store
The Girl That's All The Candy at Atlantic Theatre
A passerby note urges attendees to see The Girl That’s All the Candy at the Atlantic Theatre on Thursday night December 23, with the writer claiming a front row spot and a chance at a gold watch. Also mentions late store hours for Christmas shopping and various local notices including marriage licenses and postal staff changes.
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Atantic Theatre
A. Wishone
Local Residents Attend to Business and Weddings
G Sandhorst of Wiota and L C Temple of Lewis were in the city on business today. Mrs G Mills of Lewis shopped and visited friends. Ray Mountaine and family returned from Omaha after a week away. Brown of W T Joyce Co. traveled to Lewis for company business. John Rathman and Henry Wichman of near Wiota visited relatives. Sam Marshall returns from Grinnell for the holiday with J H Marshall and wife. Mervyn Colwell moved to Valley Junction for a K T road position. his wife may join him soon. Invitations issued for Miss Maude Glass and James McConnell wedding on the 29th at the bride's home. groom from Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Ray
Omaha
Brown
W. T Joyce Company
Lewis
John Rathman
Henry Wichman
Near Wiota
Sam Marshall
Grinnell
J. H. Marshall
Mervyn Colwell
Valley Junction
Atlantic Holiday Break and School Board Notice
In accordance with the action taken by the school board at their meeting last Friday evening there will be no school in the Atlantic public schools on Friday of this week. The schools will close at the regular closing hour Thursday afternoon, December 23rd, for the annual holiday vacation, re opening again on Monday morning, January 3rd. The Senior class of the Atlantic high school this year numbers twenty members, organized this afternoon by the election of officers: Max Williams president Helen Mailander vice president Lillian Kirk secretary Roy Dunn treasurer. Miss Fannie Ames principal of the Cherokee high school has been in Atlantic visiting Miss Emma Kurtz our German teacher. Miss Ames visited the high school classes this morning and left on the noon train for Glenwood. My store will be closed all day Saturday December 25th. Read the NEWS.
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Atlantic Public Schools
Atlantic High School
Max Williams
Helen Mailander
Lillian Kirk
Roy Dunn
Strada seeks U S recognition of Nicaragua government
Washington D C Dec 20 United Press reports the state department received a telegraphic request from Strada for recognition of the Nicaragua revolutionary government. Estrada is said to pledge to fight Madris or Iring the Chosen.
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Washington, D C
State Department
Strada
Estrada
Madris
Iring
Supreme Court Dismisses Thomas Appeal in Des Moines Case
Washington D C, Dec. 20. The U S supreme court dismissed the appeal of Thomas who killed Mable Schofield at Des Moines for want of jurisdiction, affirming the Iowa and lower court rulings. The court also denied review in the Harry Thaw case following appeal from New York courts committing him to Mattewan.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington D C
Thomas
Mable’ Schofield
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Harry Thaw
New York
Mattewan
Copenhagen committee splits over Cook verdict
A University of Copenhagen committee examining Dr. Cook's data cannot reach agreement. Danish members seek a resolution favoring Cook's doubts, while foreign members would reject Cook's evidence, leaving Cook with the benefit of doubt.
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Day
Cook
Simple funeral for Leopold to be held privately
Dec 20 Belgium reports a simple funeral for King Leopold requested by the late king with only Prince Albert in attendance. The state ceremony is canceled as merchants warned it would draw crowds and affect profits.
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Trussells
Belgium
Leopold
Prince Albert
Senate confirms Judge Lurton to Supreme Court
Washington, D. C., Dec. 20. The senate confirmed Judge Lurton for the supreme bench this afternoon. The President sent on the senate nominations of Robert Bacon of New York as ambassador to France, Richard Kerns of Missouri as ambassador to Austria, and Starry Lane Wilson of Washington as ambassador to Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Lurton
Supreme Bench
Robert Bacon
New York
France
Richard Kerns
Missouri
Austria
Starry Lane Wilson
Washington
Mexico
Walsh Appeal Presented To Supreme Court
John R. Walsh charged with wrecking Chicago banks had his appeal to the Supreme Court presented this afternoon in Washington D C and is now under advisement. Extraneous ads mention giftware shops and bargains at a local department store.
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John R. Walsh
Chicago
Supreme Court
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