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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
3
The Masena post office will be raised to third class status and become a salaried office with authority to handle international and domestic money orders. Many local residents are noted visiting, traveling for holidays, and attending social events as the community settles into year end activities.
Atlantic area merchants announce a sensational money saving clothing sale to win friendship and patronage. The event features price cutting on suits overcoats rings and neckwear with heavy undergarments offered at bargain rates. Attendees are urged to visit early and bring the advertisement.
An advertiser asserts every statement is truthful and items are new and up to date with the lowest prices in Iowa. The store promises easy returns or refunds, pledging customer satisfaction and courteous service to all patrons.
Five Mile Grove notes list Roy Swiger visiting Omaha and relatives from Glyndon Minnesota. Mentions Mr. Crane visiting western Nebraska, Frank Joyce Christmas dinner with Lamb family, Elmer Pellett of Cag ey and Edna Ralph Fritz with Winterset cousins visiting Becker home, Kohl family vacation near Waterloo, Bliss Becker home duties, A Lambs Christmas trip to Hed and Baylies. H. H. club meets at Mrs Backer’s home. Miss Ethel Milford home from Tarkio Mo for holidays. Ernest Odem rents a farm near Lerah. Advertisements invite selling dead hogs and Monogram Stationery at The News Office.
The note invites readers to see the 20 cond box paper with SAW and says It News wants ads to bring regular listings.
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