23 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
1
Nassau Tires and Tubos offers guaranteed Nagsan tires at lower prices with money back if they fail to make good. The ad emphasizes cutting car expenses and invites customers to visit the Atlantic Hupmobile Auto Co in the Mickel building for tires or tubes.
A notice directs farmers to contact Fread Ghiger at 619 Red Atlantic Iowa to haul away dead hogs cattle and horse hides day or night. It promises prompt service and asks sellers to quote desired pay. The ad also mentions a Wilken Homum at Works Atlantic Town for better work when placing orders.
Washington April 23 strict party vote by the Senate Finance Committee decides no hearings will be held on the tariff bill when it reaches the Senate. The panel will still accept briefs and statements on tariff schedules. Debates in the House aim to limit time. leadership seeks quick passage with amendments. Western senators may oppose free sugar and free wool provisions as conference strength forms against those features. Hawthorne and Morton parole delayed until one third of sentences served. Mt Rochefort crest collapse near Crest of Mountain Falls, Florac, France.
Miss Lilla Gilbert heiress of $15,000,000 Gilbert family of New York will marry Howard Price Renshaw, a millionaire society man. She once said her ideal husband should be six feet tall and a brunet, clean shaven, a Republican Episcopalian, a money maker, with a curl over his left ear and fond of pigs and poultry. Renshaw matches only height.
John Dillon, once famed as the best laugh getter among actors, died at his daughter's home in Chicago. Pneumonia caused his death at eighty one, ending a long career noted in entertainment circles.
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