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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
7
March items from Griswold Iowa recount local news including illnesses such as J W Hempsted and Mrs John Brown, moves by families, visits to Atlantic, Des Moines and Nebraska, church events, a marriage at Farrell home in Waveland township, and community notes on schools, businesses, and social visits with many named residents and neighbors.
An advertisement for Roy Hedges proprietor promotes the American Shin ing Parlor and Pauterium located at 1 E 4th Street. The notice invites patrons to visit the establishment.
Grace notes skin diseases stem from the blood and stomach and promotes Hollistar's Pocky Mountain Tea as a simple remedy. The ad touts tea or tablets for 85 cents available at Atlantic Drug Store, urging readers to surprise themselves with clearer complexions and purer blood.
Budget of Newsy Items from a prosperous and contented people in Cass County's best locality. Miss Fern Marker closed the winter term of school at Galton Friday. Mrs May Cramer and children arrived from Denver to visit her parents. Geo Cranston and family came from Griswold to visit. Miss Elia Potter will close the winter term at the Center. Maybel Johnson of Cumberland will teach the spring term at the Center. T M Tice plans to build a fine house this summer. Joseph Stengel lost a cow in the ditch. George Wissler sale drew good prices. Prestons arrived safely at Hitchcock S D. Moving in this vicinity completed for the year. Fletcher chapel meetings closed Tuesday. Miss Mary and Anne Kohl scened visited their uncle H Frank and family. they will move to South Dakota. A M Fulton left for Freeport Ill after a pleasant visit with Ira Miller.
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