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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
7
Oakland Iowa June 20 The Oak land chautauqua meet scheduled for August 5 18 features top line talent including Norton's Band S A Steel and Lincoln McConnell Lectures by Dr George F E Stuart Gore and others are listed with daily prelude concerts and sacred programs aimed at large attendance
Henry Harrison son of D B Harrison and wife of Anita will wed Miss Etta Parsons Wednesday at the bride’s Mt Vernon home. The couple plans to move to Chicago after the ceremony. Mr and Mrs D B Harrison and daughter Mattie traveled from Anita to attend. They will visit Mrs Bradley in Iowa City on their return.
Swat the fly. Wedding notices appear in THE NEWS with invitation details and venue notes for local couples.
Martin Theodore Heinke born September 8 1888 in Auburndale died aged 27 years 9 months 8 days. He was son of Rev Frederick W Heinke and Tsavelle nee Schmidt and married Dora Goering in 1908 with one child Ker mit. Gerhard Julius Heinke born August 30 1889 in Dallas township Marion county Iowa died in same week after working as a freight handler for Des Moines By Co. for about two and a half months. Both brothers survived by parents one brother three sisters and extended relatives. Martin left widow and infant.
Weather conditions show a week with average temperatures slightly above normal and uneven rainfall. Central and northeastern areas saw copious rain while many regions had light or no rainfall, damaging oats hay pastures and potatoes in southern and northwestern counties.
Hedges Bros. notes frequent rains in some counties with crops generally good. Corn progressing rapidly except in southeastern areas facing severe drought. Early plantings cultivated. fall wheat and rye harvest underway in southern counties. hay yields down. Hot dry weather hurts fruits as apples drop and berries dry where showers are scarce. Rain needed to aid crops and water supply. Swot the fly. THE NEWS for the oewa.
Dry Cleaning By All Means touts best method for removing grease and stains from gowns coats and garments with no fabric injury shrinking or discoloration. It promises quick restoration and maximum satisfaction for its most particular patrons inviting customers to send soiled garments for revitalization.
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