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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
7
It is easier to operate with a large eight inch adjustable nozzle for faster cleaning. Ninety inches of air space and a large reservoir reduce emptying. The machine cleans rugs and carpets as well as high priced models and can be used anywhere. It is noiseless and lightweight, boxed for shipping with prepaid express charges.
Vacuum cleaners have become a lasting feature in homes like a bathtub. They remove germ laden dust from areas long ignored and keep the home absolutely clean. The device traps dirt in a steel air tight can, can be emptied outdoors, and is guaranteed for five years with a money back promise if not as represented.
A promotional note extolls a vacuum cleaner as delivering absolute cleanliness at no expense. It claims rugs and carpets benefit by a one third improvement, less work, and more leisure. It asserts ease of self-use and states the model named The Iowa weighs only 4 percent pounds.
Price eight ninety five dollars. Agents wanted for exclusive territory in Iowa. Write at once to secure area representation and profits. Immediate response requested by business opportunity providers.
Crystal Lake opened for the season yesterday with about two thousand spectators from nearby towns. Lewis defeated Anita 15 to 9 in the ball game attended by many auto and excursion train visitors. The pavilion and bathing pool saw steady patronage, and lake management anticipates strong season business.
Wiota welcomes H. H. Foster as a new printer turning to the business field seeking local work. Mrs Chris Subrbier and children travel to Wiota for a sister’s Wednesday wedding. Mrs Dave Tiedje recovers after recent hospital operation and shows steady improvement.
O H Peterson of New York City and Mrs Anna C Wright of Bath Illinois were married by Justice J S Pressnall at his office this morning. Peterson works as a poultry shipments solicitor for a major New York commission house and Mrs Wright formerly ran a Bath boarding house. The couple left for Denver for their honeymoon en route to New York City.
Washington June 5 The wool tariff revision bill will be reported favorably to the house when it convenes Tuesday as the ways and means committee has decided. The party line vote stood fourteen democrats for the bill and seven republicans against it. The lengthy debate is to begin Wednesday. Representative Hill of Connecticut proposed a postponement until winter, a motion which was defeated. The resolution called the Underwood bill a radical departure from former revenue policy.
Dr W A Hammer dentist over Oranusky s store phone 417 and Dr a K Williams dentist over Alexander s store contact details provided in this local business notice.
Rudolph Lorenzen, a well known meat dealer, is reported seriously ill at his home with gall stones and bladder stones. He was very sick Friday night but is now better though not able to work. J E Bruce and Son and C W Bruce retain a small holding of stock. a deal closed today assigns controlling stock of the Anita Citizens Bank to B D Forshay of the Citizens Bank of Anita. The Bruces maintain a minor stake to preserve identity with the bank. Premium set at 50 cents on the dollar, or $150 per share. Sale leaves only Marne Savings Bank as a county bank under their influence.
Rates between Minneapolis and South Dakota and other northwest points are alleged excessive and in some cases exorbitant. The Minneapolis Traffic association asked the interstate commerce commission to review the general freight gate charges cited as unfair.
The A N S line runs but one train south of late and readers are urged to note the fact. Both Rock Island and A N S time tables appear elsewhere in the paper. Clayton Anderson Stock Company at the AIRDOME tonight with a strong company.
A Saturday evening gathering at the opera house, led by Emmett Tinley of Council Bluffs, endorsed W F Cleveland for Congress. Despite a hot night the audience showed enthusiasm and praised Tinley’s remarks as the final Democratic speech of the campaign concluding with today’s election.
Ad text touts a quick cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Promoter claims refund if it fails. Box bears W Grove signature. Price listed 25 cents.
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