Hollywood Company workmen begin lowering Jones drugstore room
Work crews from the Hollywood Company of Des Moines started today on lowering the store room occupied by J. B. Jones' drug store to prep for planned improvements.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
3
Work crews from the Hollywood Company of Des Moines started today on lowering the store room occupied by J. B. Jones' drug store to prep for planned improvements.
Senator Cummins and Senator Dolliver push revision in tariff talks, claimed to be free traders by opponents. Iowa farmers benefit most from tariffs on hides and grains, with barley also affected. Critics argue revision zeal harms constituents, labeling the duo infected with the revision virus. Green Bay Lumber Company.
Local society notes list residents and visitors: Gunn of Boone visits city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson travel to Des Moines. Mrs. H. G Cotton of Lewis varies between trains. Mrs. Casper Beekman returns from Stuart. Mike O'Dea returns from Omaha. Miss Nellie Eddy from Omaha visiting her mother. Joe Niles and Fred Stevenson of Omaha spend weekend with L. W. Niles family. Miss Beulah Hardenbrook returns from Adair. Miss Vernier Robinson goes to Council Bluffs for St Francis Academy graduation. Miss Gertrude Stevens returns to Parsons Kansas. John Woods of Peshtigo Wisconsin visiting W. R. Jones family. father of Mrs. Scott Miller ill in Dexter. medical tease about King’s New Life Pills at 25¢.
Local notes list residents and visitors around the city and county. Many names travel between Wiota Council Bluffs Maine Anita Griswold Omaha Des Moines and other towns for visits, family events, and normals. Several residents report trips over weekends and between trains, with observers noting frequent activity and community ties.
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