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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
2
A notice indicates the editor and publication entered in the post office at Atlantic Iowa as second class matter under the act of Congress of March 3 187.
The editor extols Santa Claus as a vital, uplifting tradition for children and adults alike. The piece laments a world without belief in Saint Nick and argues that the annual Christmas fantasy sustains happiness, with Atlantic Christmas trade noted as usual and good.
Shoppers and visitors fill the city as Mrs. George 8. Bills of Lewis and A. A. Brown of Adair attend to business. Anita's Mrs. John Eneix and Mesdames Chis Stoll Holy Troupe visit shopping districts. Canada’s T. M. Bradbury visits relatives while George Case travels to Marshalltown for the soldiers home. Mrs. Cole plans holiday with her Crowley E. Cole family. Mrs. Maher battles lapoplexy but improves briefly. The Finkbines plan weeks in Gulfport and New Orleans. M. Thompson and Leta Thompson leave for Grand Junction with Bruce Loan and Investment. John Rhody visits Sioux City and shows Frank Neal Institute progress. Harry Hopley and Mrs. Hopley travel from Colfax, joining H. K. Forsyth for a honeymoon visit. Carl and Eyama Kohlscheen from Ashton attend holidays, new marriage to Miss Caroline Denker.
Report from A. N. and S&S camps shows progress on the line with about fourteen miles yet to lay by noon today. Weather remains favorable and workers expect completion by year’s start. Also promoted are fine bath robes and smoking jackets at Albert Johnson & Sons.
Local Atlantic insurance firm Plotts and Nelson reports strong growth and will add another solicitor after year’s start. The item also notes upcoming December in Atlantic sales of horses and mules and a farm family obituary memory for Mary Elizabeth Nelson born 1905 died 1910. Births report a new son for Oakes in Buck Creek and a baby girl for Rey and Mrs Porter. Freilinger welcomes a boy. Fancy Naval Oranges offered for Christmas.
A historical ad proclaims a one hundred dollar reward for any Gatarth case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo and testimonials from the National Bank of Commerce. The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal and blood affecting, with testimonials free and price at 75 cents per bottle and claims Hall's Family Pills as well.
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