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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1909
Page
4
The piece notes the Tribune’s stance on protective schedules and questions sock prices tied to a Lockless Simpson remark. It also praises Captain Mull ing’s steady recovery from a recent attack and mentions news directories at Palmer's.
Walter Bachelor of Des Moines spent Monday here with friends. Lawrence Trailor traveled to Atlantic Saturday for a mail carrier exam. Mrs. Maude Trailor and her mother Mrs. Triplett returned from Lincoln Neb where Mrs Trailor had an appendectomy. Mrs. Peter Christensen injured but not seriously hurt in a hayloft fall. Misses Yella and Medal Trailor visiting Atlantic learn dressmaking and came Sunday to see parents. Lina Jensen of Atlantic visited Sunday with her parents. Grace Trailor spent Thursday with Walnut friends. Mary Nelson and Mrs. Nelson visited Atlantic Sunday. Frank Pellett of Atlantic gave a lecture here on The Plan of Heen with fine singing by Mrs. Thompson and Miss Wynkoop and Miss Remilen. Pellett returned to Atlantic Saturday. Will Young, James Carlson, and John Krambeck attended lodge in Atlantic Thursday night. Charles Grossman visited Atlantic Saturday. Dr. Giles and family spent weekend with Murray Trailor and wife. Ray Busden, former Tabor student, returned Monday for a week’s visit. Manly Dunham was in Atlantic on business Friday.
Readable fragment lists Chicago Rock Island & Pacific lines with westbound and northbound mixed trains from Audubon and Griswold branches. Times include No 819 ex Sunday 6 40 am and No 391 ex Sunday 3 20 pm, No 21 Sunday 11 40 am, southbound No 398 ex Sunday 7 28 am, No 895 ex Sunday 2 25 pm, No 823 Sunday 2 38 pm.
Chicago and South Omaha stock markets report receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Chicago data show receipts about 14 000 with mixed bids and top hog price 7 05 and cattle ranges from 2 00 to 7 15 while South Omaha lists 12 000 hog receipts with mostly 5 higher and cattle at 4 00 to 6 60 and sheep 5 00 to 7 75. Estimated tomorrow activity noted for both locations.
Market items listed include grain prices for corn oats barley rye with cents, live stock prices for hogs and beeves plus cows and feeders, and produce figures for butter potatoes apples hay straw with various cents and dollars. Poultry and other items covered with prices and descriptors.
Unhappiness dispelled as men and women lament thinning hair. Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as a germicidal antiseptic to stop hair destruction. Claims testers testify to its worth. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions leg pain and years of contina likely contina illness. References sores burns scalds and piles with vague claim of cure or treatment, noting that a remedy or cure was not available from dealers. Overall, reads as a distressed, garbled medical notice from a historical page.
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