Change at Oransky Store changes at Oransky Store
A major business shift will occur at Oransky's dry goods with L Oransky handing active management to L Oransky and Son Abe Oransky at year start Abe has led the store for months while the father pursues outside interests The firm plans modern management and continued growth The News regards the Oransky family as valued local partners and wishes them success
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L. Oransky
Oransky's
L. Oransky & Son
Abe Oransky
Mr. Oransky
Oransky
Abe
Oranskys
The Girl from the U. S. A. at Atlantic Theatre
A Monday showing of The Girl from the U. S. A. at the Atlantic Theatre is praised as a vivid American style love story. The drama blends Orient life, political tensions, and themes of hate revenge and lawful triumph with sharp dialogue and strong characters.
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Atlantic Theatre
Orient
Lfe
Ore Free Press
Earth
Voie
Dwi
Piano sold at lodge auction in morning sale
J. D. Goft bought a piano formerly owned by the lodge and advertised for sale yesterday. The instrument was sold this morning as the Y M C A board decided to keep the current quarters through the gym season, noting the winter months require the space for boys and young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Goft
Chas
B. L. Andersen
Atlantic
College Boys to Play YMGC A Team Tomorrow Night
College team meets YMGC A in a basketball game tomorrow night with 25 cent admission to bolster the basketball fund. The contest promises an interesting matchup and local support.
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Y. M. GC
Melcher and Salveter Ad Offers Big Clean Up Sale
Melcher and Salveter advertise a big clean up sale with a special offer to every tenth customer on Tuesday January 4. A Big Men's Meeting is planned Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church with W. M. Parsons, new state secretary of the Y M C A, speaking on Ow a's Call for Men of Power. Parsons arrives January 1 and will address local young men to draw a large attendance.
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Melcher & Salveter
W. M. Parsons
Ln the Baptist Church
Card of Thanks for Fiftieth Birthday Greeting
I wish to extend my thanks for the post card shower on my fiftieth birth day by friends and relatives. It was a very pleasant surprise after leaving Iowa many years ago. Bingerely yours, MRS. LOU L. KIRKHAM.
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Iowa
Lou
Kirkham
New Clothing Store to Open in City by J J Siegel
The new clothing store in this city, operated by J J Siegel, will open on the Sth of January, Wednesday of next week. Mr Siegel planned an earlier opening but delays pushed it back, with Mr A Siegel overseeing preparations. Prospects for the venture are described as splendid.
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J. J. Siegel
Siegel
A. Siegel
Vinol Tonics Pride in Merits Amid Strong Demand
The public faith in Vinol Cod Liver and Iron tonic grows as it is promoted as a remedy for the weak and aged and for pulmonary troubles. The newspaper notes rising demand and claims from users that Vinol builds strength where other remedies fail.
Des Moines Register and Leader advertising note
An Iowa daily urges readers to subscribe to the Des Moines Register and Leader noting it covers Iowa national and world news. It claims editorial alignment with Iowa interests, strong market pages, famed cartoons by Ding, and broad postal reach with subscription via postmasters.
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Iowa
Des Moines Register and Leader
Nation
World
Register and Leader
Books for sale offer large library collection
The notice advertises a large mixed library sale including History of the World 60 volumes Augo's works 21 volumes Ouida's novels 12 volumes Carlyle's works 15 volumes Britannica 30 volumes Library of Universal Knowledge 15 volumes President's Messages 1789 1897 Miscellaneous Text Books Natural Science Mathematics History German Latin Civics 85 volumes 150 volumes of fiction and other literature at 25 to 50 cents per volume All in good condition offered for much less than worth Rev J George 2010 Th Wanted at the hospital good help Try 3 Wanted
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Ouida
Carlyle
Encyclopedia ‘Britannica
Library of Universal Knowledge
Root Juice Medicine Company adds capacity in Fort Wayne
The Root Juice Medicine Company of Fort Wayne Indiana doubles production about every three months due to high demand from the nation. Firms report floods of letters and mail orders as the remedy is praised for stomach liver and kidney issues rheumatic and nervous complaints. Joseph Simpson credits Root Juice with a complete cure after years of illness, with many locals expressing praise at the drug store.
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Root Juice Medicine Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
Franks
Third Pont
Amon
Joseph Simpson
Jules
More Cases Against R. R and Railroads in January Notices
Original notice served in cases where railroads are defendants including two against Rock Island and two against C B & Q. Boorman represents plaintiffs Mec tice and Andrews and Baxter sue H A Mott for 160 on a farm sale. Samuel McCullough seeks 618.88 from Rock Island for delayed cattle shipment. Andrews sues Rock Island for 750 damages over water in 1907-1909 from a faulty culvert. R Reed of Montieth sues B & Q for 806.70 for delayed sheep shipments. Basketball and film development ads appear amid notices and local remedies.
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Rock Island
MM Boorman
Mectice
Andrews and Baxter
H. A. Mott
Bear Grove
Mr. Boorman
Andrews
R. Reed
Montieth
Wyoming
Dr W U Hammer Dentist Over Oransky's
Dr W U Hammer, dentist, operates near Oransky's with office phone listed as 417.
Griswold News Letter Highlights Christmas Visits
Griswold residents share Christmas visits and travel notes. Milo Gook and wife left for Illinois and Oklahoma. Ed Redding returned for vacation. Emighs, Wyman family, and numerous others spent holidays with relatives. Local foreman Mike Hoffman covered Griswold yards. families from Atlantic, Shenandoah, and Des Moines joined in Christmas gatherings. Several articles note church plans, school, and local business trips, plus minor moves and health updates.
Taft Doped Against Cannon Rumor of Deal With Insurgents
Washington December 28 An independent paper says Taft pledged to aid in toppling Speaker Cannon as part of a presumed deal with insurgents. The President awaits Cannon's January program amid expected active campaigning. Also notes a Mrs Gamble shower for Grace Berry and upcoming marriage of Miss Berry to Wm Barnard. Marriage licenses listed for Criswell Patrie Consigny Bruce Glass Barnard Berry Goodwin Todhunter and others.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Speaker Cannon
House
R. A. Gamble
Grace Berry
Aly. Wm. Barnard
J. H. Criswell
Valley Junction
Hallie B. Patrie
Prairie City
BE. F
Consigny
Avoca
Anita Bruce
Atlantic
James McConnell
Lincoln
Maude Edith Glass
W. H. Barnard
Grace R. Berry
Same
Montie Goodwin
Letcher, & D
Ona Todhunter
Anita
Coldest Morning of Winter Reaches Sixteen Below Zero
The government thermometer registered sixteen degrees below zero this morning, the coldest thus far this winter. Air was biting and pedestrians hurried along, confined by the frigid conditions.
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United Press
Personal and News Items in City Today
E A Stone of Anita visited the city office today as a welcome caller. W W Kirkpatrick of Anita attended to business in the city. Mrs Edwin Delaheyde of Eliot has returned home after a visit at HW MM Boorman. Dora Melcher is in Omaha visiting her brother Chris Met cher and family. W Ben Wilkeh has returned from Greeley Colorado to make his home here. Bertha Stafford from Cameron Missouri is visiting her sister Miss A A Thomann on South Poplar. J H Criswell of Valley Junction and Hattie B Patrie of Prairie City were married at Rev Griffith's home. Mrs J C Aiken and daughter Emma left Wiota for Illinois for about three weeks. Leona, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Brehmer, is ill southwest of the city. Dr Plunket attended and left with better hopes. J F Clovis and E C Gage of Shenandoah and their families, Geo Chugh and wife of Omaha, J J Chad and wife of Omaha, and D R Leve and wife of Wiota returned home after a holiday visit at the J A McWard home.
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Milo Gook
Poluta
Illnois
Oklahoma
Mike Hoffman
Elliott
Griswold
Ed Redding
al Emigh
Atlantic
Milton Buckman
W. Wyman
Letcher
JA. W. Wyman
Leonard Black
E. J. Mitchell
Clarinda
Wm. van
North Dakota
Frank Black
Des Moines
Vaughn
Shenandoah
Allison
Ross Smith
Wm. Forsyth
Marion
H. K. Forsyth
Jween Carpenter
Ars
Harry Hopley
Lewis
Phil Griffith
Massena
John Turner
Cummerland
Jennie
Mildred Roush
Ernest Buckman
Dick Woodward
Christos
Sam Johnson
Omaha
Bernard Shart
Kenneth Murchison
Hamburg
Roscoe Allison
Herschel Clovis
Red Oak
Alvin Flint
John Flint
B. A. Goodspeed
Lemmie van
Hartman & Ulrich
Luck
Adams Opera House
Christian Church
Fred Woblenhaus
Catoe
Chicago
Fred Osborn
Eliott
E. A. Stone
Anita
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Edwin Delaheyde
Eliot
Boorman
Dora Melcher
Chris Metcher
W. Ben Wilkeh
Greeley
Colo
Miss Bertha Stafford
Cameron, Mo
Mars. A. A. Thomann
South Poplar Street
J. H. Criswell
Valley Junction
Hattie B. Patrie
Prairie City
J. F. Clovis
E. C. Gage
Geo. Chugh
J. J
Chad
D. R. Leve
Wiota
J. A. McWard
Anita to Visit Through Christmas at Parental Home
Anita plans to stay with her parents for the holiday period ending after Christmas. Prof Willard Salisbury and his family were guests at Mrs Salisbury’s mother Mrs Gea Cook’s home this past week.
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Anita
Prof
Willard Salisbury
Board of Trade to oppose futures prohibition plan
Chicago December 25 The board of trade will fight any legislation tending to prohibit speculating in futures A delegation will go to Washington to explain to President Taft and others the farmer benefits of trading on the board James Patten a leading operator says people are prejudiced by ignorance of the system and the proposed law would injure the consumer and paralyze trade
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Taft
James Patten
Grain and live stock market wrap from South Omaha
South Omaha market report dated December 29 shows hogs with 4700 received and 800 extra bids. prices mainly 8.00 to 8.40 with top 8.40 for heavy and 8.10 to 8.20 for lights. Cattle receipts around 2500 with steady to firm tone. beeves near 4.00 to 7.50, cows 2.00 to 5.00, calves around 3.00. Sheep and lambs strong with lambs 7.00 to 8.25 and yearlings 5.00 to 7.25. ewes 4.50 to 5.60.
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South Omaha
Chicago Livestock Market Data December 29 Listings
Receipts for hogs total 24 000 with steady to strong tone yesterday. Top day price 8.75 with mixed and fitter hogs around 8.70 to 8.85 and lighter weights near 8.10 to 8.60. Cattle receipts 18 000 with dull to steady bids for beeves around 4.20 to 6.00 and cows and heifers 2.10 to 5.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 18 000 with steady to slightly higher bids 3.50 to 5.75 for sheep and 5.85 to 8.40 for lambs.
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Chicago
Liniment Claims Fast Cure For Sprained Ankles
A sprained ankle will usually disable an injured person for three or four weeks but Chamberlain's Liniment, applied properly, may effect a cure in three or four days. Sold by W. T. Palmer and J. Jones.
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W. T. Palmer
J. #. Jones
Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy in influenza epidemics
The remedy’s peculiar properties were tested during influenza outbreaks and when taken in time it has prevented pneumonia in reported cases. Sold by Patronize NEWS Advertisers.
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T. Palmer
J. B. Jones
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Thurtedas
BAY State Postal Cardass'n
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Miss Berry
Sinteen
Cvant
Chicago Board of Trade
Pattes
Lamson Bros. & Co
Atlantic, Iowa
York
Chicago Stock Markets
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