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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1909
Page
4
A local sensational claim describes a new remedy called Root Juice that supposedly cures chronic ailments with quick, widespread success. Druggists statewide report unprecedented sales and universal satisfaction, praising its soothing healing and tonic effects on stomachs bowels and kidneys.
Chicago and South Omaha markets report mixed hogs and steady cattle with receipts around 15 000 and 16 000 respectively and sheep firm. Probate notice from Cass County Iowa announces hearing January 25 1910 on Mary E Soper will. public sale follows January 4 with livestock and farm implements listed.
Rumors swirl about the upcoming primary with many hopefuls for sheriff clerk and treasurer. Named potential contenders include Cass Swart and W S Bosley with others like Fred Saemisch and J P Hill speculated. Incumbents Forsyth Mountain Worthing and Herbert are noted as possible or definite candidates in various offices.
Carl Lauritzen of the knitting works went to Omaha today on a business errand. Mark Daly, employed in Sioux City, was among those here for Christmas. J. P. Byrd and Mrs. L. L. Card left for Chicago for a visit of some length. G. G. Jeck made a business trip to Stuart in the interest of Atlantic Produce. Ray Brewster is here from Omaha for a visit with his parents. T. McCourt returned to Lincoln after Christmas at home. Rupert Lee and wife, attending the Lee-Wood wedding, returned to Oakland. Milo Smith and wife of Council Bluffs visiting at Dr. Porterfield’s home. City Market Report: Wheat 97, corn 48 50, oats 37, barley 42, rye 65. Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy praised during influenza seasons. Sold by W T. Palmer and J. B. Jones.
Westbound trains include No. 18 Omaha Flyer at 6.00 am No. 9 Local at 9.53 am No. 6 Local and Cal Exp at 11.15 am No. 17 Mail and Express at 2.15 pm No. 68 Local Passenger at 7.23 pm No. 7 R. M. Limited at 8.45 pm No. 69 Fast Express at 9.15 pm. Eastbound shows No. 8 A M Limited at 4.42 am No. 16 Local Pass at 9.05 am No. 26 Denver Chicago flyer at 9.53 am No. 64 Mail and Express at 1.10 pm No. 10 Local Pass at 6.15 pm No. 6 Chicago Express at 6.62 pm No. 14 Chicago Flyer at 8.18 pm. Some trains do not stop on Sundays and branches Audubon No. 939 Mixed ex Sunday 6.40 am and No. 391 Mixed ex Sunday 2.20 pm. Grigwold No. 898 Mixed ex Sunday 6.85 am No. 395 Mixed ex Sunday 2.35 pm No. 823 Sunday only 2.80 pm.
Northbound schedule lists Atlantic Smith Lake Hansen Heights Elk Horn and Kimballton with arrival times from 8.16 a m to 2.40 p m For southbound service no times shown The notice advertises Monogram Stationery gifts and samples at The News office.
Franks Drug Store announces securing the agency for ZEMO, advertised as a positive permanent cure for skin conditions. The brochure describes ZEMO as a clean external liquid that provides instant relief, curing pimples dandruff and other scalp conditions, leaving healthy skin.
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