05 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
1
The poem laments lingering winter as the backbone of season returns. It contrasts thaw hopes with biting cold notes and hints at rising leather costs. Includes local real estate transfers and ads for coal and a Falcon Building dentist in Atlan tic, Iowa.
Miss Ednah Veda Bruce daughter of Senator James E Bruce was last week graduated from the Chicago Kindergarten Institute She also earlier earned a Kenwood Loring school diploma in Chicago She will visit during her vacation at Des Moines Atlantic Anita and elsewhere The Congregational Ladies Union holds its regular monthly meeting in the church lecture room on Monday April 7 at 3 pm
A legislator proposes a governor appointed three member commission to set dress standards for women in public, claiming street wear fuels immorality. The piece argues that resisting temptation tests character and that moral strength comes from mingling with temptations rather than avoiding them.
Dr. W C Heers, a dentist, has moved upstairs to the Ben Fulton building. Office phone is Black 4.
An old newspaper fragment urges readers to place orders with the Wilkes Monument Works in Atlantic Iowa. It highlights local services and invites inquiries for monuments and related memorial items.
Special to the News Telegraph Massena April 5 Miss Pearl Dodge wed James Waters at the Catholic church with a reception at the Dodge home. Miss Julia Waters and Joseph Maeder wed at Reno Catholic church, he from near Bridgewater. Beulah Daugherty and Hiram Cox marry at Massena Catholic church with post ceremony banquet at the Walker home. Also a township trustees meeting notice and real estate ad.
Mrs. Frank Davey sister-in-law of Robert White former Lincoln township resident was killed in the Omaha storm. The Ladies Wiota Cemetery Association will hold the first Beason meeting Thursday afternoon April 10 at 2 30 o clock at the cemetery. Attendance desired by order of the President.
In Des Moines on April 5 the Senate approved the Five Mile Limit bill aiming to close saloons in Iowa City with amendments. Saloons may operate until license expiry, about three years, and the brewery remains until a city vote abolishes it. A compromise plan funds confiscation value appraisal and 150,000 dollars to reimburse owners. The House also passed a five mile limit bill and a mulct law petition change allowing circulating petitions only once every five years.
Bishop Whitestockings Our stallion will make the season of 1913 as follows Monday at Hopley barn in Lewis Tuesday at home Wednesday and Thursday if needed at Andrew Christensen's in South Maine Friday and Saturday at Smith's Feed Shed in Atlantic Carlsons Bros owners Walter Custance groom I have use for several thousand finest brick Will take same in exchange for cement sidewalk work ED Prall
Property at South Cedar Street Block Eleven C, M's addition, fronts 217 feet on Thirteenth Street and 300 feet deep, near premier residences, one block from paved street. Includes fair house with furnace, lights and bath, chicken houses, barn, new buildings, small fruit and orchard. Ideal location, selling for business reasons. will trade for small property or equity in a small farm. Quick deal.
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send me your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Send no money but tell others of this offer Write today to Mrs. M Summers Box B Notre Dame Ind.
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