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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1908
Page
4
The notice promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a powerful health booster priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets. It also lists Atlantic Drug Company and announces office relocation after July 1st to a room behind the National Bank. Additionally, it seeks rooms for tournament visitors and advertises screen doors from Green Bay Lumber.
The timetable lists multiple passenger and mixed trains with departure and arrival times. Several routes including Nos 1 8 2 4 run daily, while Nos 63 64 and other local passes do not operate Sundays. The Griswold and nearby branches appear with Sunday-only services.
Cass County Abstract and Title Ins Co Charles A Grubb Manager announce new offices in former Iowa Trust and Savings Bank spaces. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted as a toilet necessity for social leaders. Atlantic Drug Co offers tea and tablets. Embroidery demos at Mrs Goodell’s with an upcoming June 30 to July 2 event. Watch for the yellow wagon and use City Steam Laundry.
A skilled blacksmith reports completing a first close and ready to take on further work. The artisan asserts readiness to handle tasks efficiently and deliver solid results with dependable craftsmanship.
Chicago markets report June 26 show hog receipts 22 000 five cents below yesterday with mixed to good heavy and light classifications. Cattle receipts 1 500 with values ranging from cows and heifers to westerns and stockers. Sheep receipts 6 000 steady with lambs and sheep priced accordingly. tomorrow’s estimated receipts listed.
Report of prices for hogs beef cattle and calves with ranges. Grain prices listed for wheat corn oats barley and rye. Produce items include butter eggs potatoes hay and straw with quoted price ranges.
Charles Ury sues for 2000 under his late father G W Ury's life policy in district court before Judge Green. Defense argues death due to intoxication voids payout. plaintiff contends no intoxication. Deceased died November 10 1905 from a fall after ejection from a restaurant on Walnut Street. Willard and Willard represent the plaintiff. C G Saunders of the Bluffs for the defense.
Mrs Bruffs Sunday school class of the Congregational church will hold a cake sale at Miss Parsons drug store tomorrow commencing at 10 00 oclock All laundry work to the driver of the yellow wagon City Steam Laundrys wagon Please deliver laundry to the wagon
The court orders partition of the P F C Connell estate with Ben A Wood Clarence Severy and D B Ildridge named as appraisers. Scarlet fever cases are reported in the south Walnut Street area. Anita Won defeated the Indians 10 to 1 on Anita grounds yesterday. Buy embroidery lessons from Mrs Weinman of Boone at Mrs Goodell's June 30 July 1 2. Visit Berry Bros restaurant at the tournament and meet friends there. Read the Evening News.
A Chicago Record-Herald account notes how a careless copy by a British clerk delayed a dispatch risked missigning and delaying orders that led Howe toward Philadelphia and Burgoyne into Saratoga, turning the war's fortunes on clerical error.
A Windsor Magazine inspired guide explains how to craft impressive soap bubbles with plain castile soap and water. Step by step instructions show blowing a six inch bubble, stacking six on a straw, and nesting ten to twelve bubbles with careful dipping and wetting of the straw for each blow.
A humorous exchange between Rowley Hill and a clergyman Tears ends with a punch line about Tears in heaven. The excerpt blends a London Queen remark from Australian Bushmen about heaven, plus Victorian quips on fools, ignorance, and the ant’s preaching.
John Brix purchases a hay loader amid increasing automobile presence in the area. Mayme Warren visits Grace Lackey in Lewis. Frank Pellett Pred Warren and W. J. Tobias are erecting new barns. J. W. Tobias and wife visited Roy Herbert near Anita. Karl N. Becker, former Grove resident, reported thriving. A concrete walk is being built along the east side of the post office, between the building and the laundry, completing a long absent path.
Holt Cotton of Lewis and his wife visited the city this afternoon en route from BExtra after attending the Huyck Clarke wedding. He stopped at the office as a welcome caller and left a subscription credit advance. Rev Henderson received a letter from Dr Hill now in California saying he will be here late next month and may fill the Congregational pulpit during Henderson's chautauqua engagement.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. preaching service at 10:30 a.m. Young People's society at 2:00 p.m. All are cordially invited. G. F. Braun, pastor.
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