21 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1913
Page
1
The design offers a six room bungalow ready for occupancy at 1925 dollars. Features include efficient floor plan with no wasted space, yellow pine trim and floors, plastering, cement basement floor, standard plumbing, optional exterior finishes, and a clay foundation. Roofing can be gable or hip at no extra cost.
The Atlantic Commercial club offers home plans for public benefit not real estate. Desirable lots may be obtained and homes built to net owners 10 percent. Club seeks to attract residents and rents for 6 room houses. contact Secretary Bradley to discuss the proposition.
Washington April 21 The Democratic tariff revision bill with sweeping reductions and an income tax provision was re introduced in the House by Majority Leader Underwood It will be reported favorably by the Ways and Means Committee and called up for debate Wednesday Chairman Underwood predicted passage in the House by May 15 and adjournment around July 15 Train includes shifts on shoe machinery buckwheat vanilla beans and other items The minority report denounces the bill as radical and harmful to the revenue system Senate hearings are not to be held by the Senate Finance Committee. briefs only possible
New York April 21 The Chinese government asked Christian churches in its borders to join in intercession Sunday April 27. Clergy across America are urged to unite in prayer for the new republic, an appeal issued by Dr Arthur J Brown and by the foreign missions conference of North America and the federal council of the churches of Christ in America.
Community items report E W Lyons injury from a fall at the depot and a fractured rib, plus visits by Ernest Brooks and relatives from Rochester. Other local exchanges note depot changes, dances, visits, repairs, and a missing platform. ads include Hall’s Catarrh Cure and insurance sales.
George Kohl made a business trip to Anita Tuesday. Mr. Hunter moves onto the Cuy kendall farm to farm this year. Clark Swiger bought a new saddle horse. Mrs. Weed of Omaha visits Grove friends, while Mrs. Warren slowly improves. Niece Mie. ae Mahoney of Missouri Valley visited over Sunday. T. H. Whitney erects woven wire fence on ten acres west of the school. Mrs. Milford visited Red Oak relatives. Wm. Williams lost a two year old colt from blood pole on Wednesday.
Building material yards at Second and Walnut streets offer a full line of everything first quality at reasonable prices. Kimballton Construction Co of Atlantic, Iowa guarantees good coal from Green Bay Lumber Co.
Notice to farmers requests calling Fred Ghighr to haul away lost hog, horse, or cow. Contact phone 619 Red in Atlantic, Iowa.
Classified notice requests a dozen copies of the News Telegraph issue dated Friday April 11 1913. Bring to News Telegraph office and any number accepted. Advertisement by Jack Wright with contact Black 259. Also mentions Dr W C Heers dentist upstairs in the new Fulton building and phone Black 45.
An Atlantic Iowa reader testifies to back and kidney pain relief from Doan's Kidney Pills obtained at Moore Drug Co. She praises prompt relief, notes no major recurrences, and recalls prior endorsements. The ad-campaign copy urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
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