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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
2
A local exchange recounts a fired up late night talk about happiness value, community prosperity, and business of the town. The speakers discuss New Perfection stoves, Quick Meal goods, and how the town’s work should keep moving with no overclass of traffic. Willie contributes a closing note.
Chas F Chase E P Chase and R K A Chase are named as directors and stockholders. The notice states post office handling in Atlantic Iowa, rates for carrier and mail subscriptions including rates for domestic and foreign recipients and marks an associate editor role.
Sunday program at the Church of Christ includes Bible school at 10 communion and morning sermon by Pastor BH Mack at 11 evening service at 730 on character building The church conducts Home Missions offering and a revived Sunday school with classes for men and young people Christian Endeavor at 630 and a 730 evening sermon The Foolishness of Fools features tomorrow evening with an invitation to attend.
Des Moines reports Governor Carroll demanded the resignation of State Pharmacy Commissioner Joseph S. Goss a druggist from Atlantic Iowa. The uproar over board expenses and daily pay prompted the move with the public urging all officials to obey the law. Town residents back the action as a square deal with no political motive.
Edward Dulin petitions the court for divorce from Lou Dulin on statutory grounds and seeks custody of their minor son. The filing notes desertion and other grounds, with the child living in the city. The First National Bank of Elliott also files against W H Wright and S B Norcutt for $124 on a note.
Morning class at 1.45 led by Samuel Denison. Attendance grows as a prep for today’s services. Morning subject Muslims challenge Christianity. Evening topic The Beautiful Girl. Sunday school at noon. Junior League at 3 Bonie Smith, Our Pattern. Epworth League 6 30. Choir music praised. Y M C A address by Rev G F Braun on perfect health tomorrow at 3 20. All men and boys invited to attend.
In the morning at the Presbyterian church Rev George will preach on The Everlasting Gospel. In the evening he will speak on President William DeWitt Hyde s A Scale of Values The training of the genuine man The nobler use of powers not needed in the common strugg s s of life the Higher Sacrifices
Regular services at the usual hours Sunday feature a morning discussion titled World-Wide Missions for a World-Wide Gospel. The talk centers on motive and method of gospel missions with emphasis on the Laymen's Missionary Movement. An evening subject asks What Think Ye of Christ.
The notice lists the third Sunday in Lent with Oculi text from Lage 11 14 28. Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. The Y P Uy meets at 6 30 p m Lenten service at 7 20 p m. The Messianic Psalm invites all to move and worship with us. G F Braun P
The forecast calls for fair skies across Iowa tonight with a drop in temperatures. Sunday will be cooler with continued dry conditions and light winds.
Mrs Hal Conrad underwent surgery at the hospital yesterday and is reported doing nicely. Her condition is improving and medical staff say recovery is progressing without complications.
A Guaranteed Cough remedy called Bees Laxative Cough Syrup promises quick relief for coughs colds croup whooping cough and bronchial affections. It is noted as gentle laxative and palatable and sold by W T Falmer & Co Drug Store.
The product ManZan Pile Remedy is shown in a tube with an attached nozzle and may be applied directly to the affected part. It carries a guaranteed claim and is priced at 50 cents. Sold by W. T. Palme & Co. Drug Store.
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