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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

7

New Musician Hobbie Locates Here to Teach Local Musicians

Professor Albert J. Hobbie arrives from Perry to settle in this city and assist local musicians. He will teach a class not to exceed twenty, lead orchestras, and has a strong reputation as a violin teacher and performer. He heads the Perry school of violin and leads the Grand Opera House orchestra. The Iowa native is married to his Perry wife and will be joined by her later.

Albert J. Hobbie Perry Hobbid Opera House Hobbie Perry School of Grand Opera House Hampton Famed Musical Conservatory

Mexico to Act in Direct Campaign to Subdue Yucatan Uprising

United Press reports President Diaz plans to deploy the entire army under his direct command to crush the Yucatan rebellion, described as the worst outbreak since 1840 when Yucatan nearly won independence. The conflict has caused many deaths and prompted mass evacuations. A local visitor, Mr Coomes, called at the city and brought news of the events.

Mexico United Press CILY Dent Diaz Yucatan

Record crowd eyed for next Saturday wrestling bout

A big Danish wrestler Jess Westergaard meets Italian Mandino at the Airdome for a $500 purse. Tickets are selling fast with a planned special train on the A N line to accommodate attendees from up north. Preliminaries promised, aiming for a record crowd and lively entertainment.

Jess Westergaard Mandino Airdome A. N

Planks for affidavits of candidates available at auditor's office

Herbert, the county auditor, announces that the affidavits of campaign expenses from the recent primaries are stored in his office and will be sent to anyone requesting them in writing. In church news, a midweek Baptist service is set for this evening with a deacons and trustees meeting after prayer. The pastor invites visitors to attend and notes the church home at 1209 Poplar Street for the pastor’s residence until further notice as he and his wife begin to meet parishioners.

Herbert The Baptist Church Poplar Street Thos, Porter

Coroner to Take Charge of Morton BodyTonight

Coroner Jensen received a telegram from Mr. Chambers of Louisville Kentucky, a relative of H. H. Morton, stating he will arrive tonight to take charge of the body. Burial arrangements remain unknown until his arrival.

Jensen Chambers Louisville H. H. Morton

Eczema Cure Offered by Local Chemist

W N Franks the chemist promotes ZHMO and ZEMO as eczema and skin disease cures. He offers a booklet explaining home treatment with a clean liquid preparation for external use. The ad claims the remedies draw germs to the surface and heal the skin, suitable for infants. Folding baby-cab bargains advertised by Fred Alexander's.

Fred Alexander

Garst Nomination Rumor Denied by Taft Club

Taft club headquarters in Des Moines denies a Des Moines report that progressives will control the next Republican state convention and back Dollivey and Cummins. They claim they will have enough delegates to control the convention. A wire ticker claimed Garst was gaining on Carroll at two to one per county, implying a Garst nomination by substantial margins.

Des Moines Taft Club Dollivey Cummins Garst Carroll

Taft Seeks Roosevelt Meeting in New York Letter Delivery

President Taft in Washington asks Secretary Wilson Meyer to represent him at Roosevelt’s arrival in New York. Captain Butt is appointed aide de camp to deliver Taft’s letter to Roosevelt. The dispatch notes Taft’s intent and the appointed liaison for the meeting.

Taft Roosevelt United Press Washington, D. C Wilson Meyer New York Capt Butt

King Opens Parliament in London on June 8

King George opened his first parliament today. A2 7 Ae Giffen and son Reginald journeyed to Kansas City for a visit. Griswold Man Injured. P. W. Hedley, worker on the Union church excavation, was bruised when brushed by a passing tree while hauling dirt.

King the United Press London King George Ae Giffen Reginald Kansas City Griswold P. W. Hedley Union Church

Lyric Orchestra Sets Dance at K. C. Hall

The Lyric Orchestra will give a dance tomorrow night at the K. C. Hall. The orchestra features Prof. Hobby first violin Joe Dufford clarinet Dr. G R Miller cornets C J Litterst trombone Ira Hubbel cello Mrs Lynch piano J Schiappacasse traps.

Orchestra Bance Lyric Orchestra K. C. Hall Prof. Hobby Joe Dufford G. R. Miller C. J. Litterst Ira Hubbel

Light receipts ease fat cattle market at South Omaha

June report from South Omaha notes light receipts improve fat cattle prices by about 10% for the week while half fat and warehouse steers along with cows and heifers sell slowly. Hog prices slip as weights rise though light and butcher grades hold a premium. Sheep and lambs remain dull as in between season persists amid weak demand and rising feed costs.

South Omaha Texas

Weather Crop Bulletin Describes Dry Cool Week Across State

The week was cool and dry with mean temperatures about 9 degrees below normal and rainfall deficient. Replanting of corn continues but stand will be poor due to seed quality and pests. oats and small grains progress well though hay prospects look poor. Rye blooms in the south. potatoes flowering in the north. meadows short, soil fine, and fruits likely to fail.

Foster's Weather Forecast Predicts June Drouth Impact

Washington forecasts a series of disturbances from June 15 to 27 with warm and cool waves across the Pacific slope, great central valleys, and eastern sections. Drouth will damage corn and oats, with oats potentially reaching 50 cents at Chicago and corn around 70 cents by month’s end. Farmers urged to sell oats and corn as conditions unfold.

Washington, D. C Drouth Pacific Coast Pacific Slope Great Central Valleys Great Lakes Canada Ohio Mississippi Missouri Laltitudes Philadelphia Manhattan Chicago

Weather Review for Iowa Shows Rain Then Warmer

The forecast covers Iowa with showers tonight and into Thursday. It calls for warmer temperatures tonight and cooler conditions in the west and central regions on Thursday.

Iowa

Simple Home Treatment for Skin Diseases Ad

Mr. Franks the druggist promotes ZEMO a scientific clean liquid for external use claiming prompt relief and permanent cures for acne eczema ring worm and other skin conditions. He says ZEMO draws life from beneath the skin to the surface and destroys poisons to effect a complete cure for all ages. Wilken Monument Works handles orders and NEWS advertisers are urged to try a NEWS want ad.

W. N. Franks Zhmo Franks Zemo Oae Mr. Franks Wilken Monument Wil

Griswold News Letter Highlights Local Life And Visits

Mrs. H M Reinig spends weeks at Colfax as Children Day exercises occur in Central Church. Grist of names include Wright township visitors to Grove Port and Omaha, Measles hit Mrs Whipple and death of a three year old daughter. Grist notes on Assessor candidate Warren Dean, local travel to Lewis and Atlantic, cattle shipments to Chicago, farm sales, Memorial Day services, and graduates from Shenandoah with granddaughter among class. Local folks, travels, illnesses, and farm business detailed in Griswold page.

H. M. Reinig Colfax Central Church Lewis Lewis High School Henry Rarey Wright Township Grove Port Warren Dean Marengo Homer Griswold Whipple Audubon James Boiler Nate Graham Asbury Omaha K. Forsyth Hopley Ranch Peter Hopley Harry F. G. Salisbury Grover C. Boller Council Bluffs John Dicus Xira Hd Neer Chicago Henry McCullough H. B. Snyder J. C. ‘Westfall Grant S. W. Johnson Atlantic J. T. Kegorice J. C. Salisbury Whipple Church Julius Schmidt Carey Wooley Sioux Cuy Andrew Lischer Grigwole E. Seeley Chas. Seeley Lincoln Neb G. Bryant W. OC Bryant Lulu Totten Clarinda Asa McGee Des Moines Iva Tye

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