Moore's offers free fly swatters and Purina feeds
Albert Bojens notes Moore's provides two fly swatters free and carries Purina Feeds for chicks including Plenty Chick and Scratch feed.
24 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
1
Albert Bojens notes Moore's provides two fly swatters free and carries Purina Feeds for chicks including Plenty Chick and Scratch feed.
The article notes a spell of fine weather has farmers plowing for corn while Miss Maude Brillhart remains ill and is replaced by her sister Addie. It mentions new autos at C A Rudy H H Rohner Fred Schrader and Geo Tice plus local social and shop notes from Atlantic Iowa including Wool & Savery offering farm loans and repairs at The People’s Store.
In Lorah and surrounding areas on April 24 and nearby days, residents shuttled to Atlantic for trade, visits, and shopping. Notable items include the marriage of G. A. Bartlett and Miss Emeline Jansen in Omaha, depot changes, multiple measles cases, and local trades, with community updates from McCaustland, Oathoudt, Wair, and others.
Sunny Ridge visitors Joss Howlett family and Campbell family traveled to Atlantic to shop and handle business. Fontanelle residents J F Templeman visited their son W W Templeman and family, with time also spent with Chas Chapman. Katle Steinmetz returned from Atlantic and Florence Barnes visited relatives there. Mrs Walter Turner’s children called on Mrs Emery Hatfield. Rev Nichols preached in Anita E church and Lincoln Center. Arthur Templeman recovering from grippe as youths practice.
Theodore P. Shonts, New York traction magnate and Drake trustee, arrives in Des Moines to attend the annual Drake University meeting and help raise a 200000 endowment. He will be feted at a banquet, and alumni from the Midwest are gathering. Also listed are assorted furniture prices amid the report.
Exclusive Agents promote The Racine Shirt as the best 50 cent men’s and boys’ shirt made in the country. It promises strict fast colors and guaranteed wear, attributed to Chas Block & Son.
An old advertisement lists weekly specials including bottle laun dry blueing bottle household ammonia 1 lb gloss starch 3 bars good baunary soap all for 26e at Atlantic Tea and Coffee Co 313 Chestnut St.
April 28 telegram from Francisco Madero Sr. to Carlos Madero in Ames forbids talking to reporters. The message halted Madero’s ability to share opinions on the Mexican revolution. Despite the order, interviews had already been published in many newspapers.
Corrugated galvanized roofing offered at 3.25 per square. Mentions MEREDITH Corn planters and Janesville variable drop. References Peters and O with plant spacing 2 3 4 as you go along. Names Hansen and Lowe appear in listing.
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