02 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
1
The line contains scattered month day pairs and date ranges such as December and January entries. It appears as a broken OCR fragment with multiple partial dates including December 3 to December 16 and January 28 near the end, suggesting a shuffled schedule or listings from a newspaper page.
Mrs. 8. A. Keller of Elida Ohio reports two years of indigestion improved after using two or three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers and presents it as a proven remedy.
Farm loans offered at 5 percent 5 1 2 percent and 6 percent by Wood and Savery successors to John A Wood Atlantic Iowa. Call to inquire.
Geology education is urged for rural youths to boost farming, roadbuilding, and regional prosperity. Dr. R D Salisbury of the University of Chicago argues practical geology knowledge improves soil use, property value, and industrial planning across Iowa and the central west. President W J Sutherland echoes with emphasis on soil-based, science-driven farming and corn production as a vocational cornerstone for prairie regions.
An advertisement extols Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a safe, alcohol free tonic that builds nerves and overall vitality. It claims four hypophosphites aid nerves while olive oil nourishes, offering a pleasant taste and a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Jim Johnsen underwent an operation at Atlantic hospital Saturday morning and is progressing well. 5 M Petersen sold a Washington Street corner lot to Chris N Christensen for 4275 dollars, with possession March 1. George Petersen and family Axel Carlson and wife attended a Thanksgiving supper at the Meds Petersen home. Nathaniel Grill of Des Moines visited with sister Hilda Grill at the college. Mrs Anton Petersen had an operation at Atlantic hospital two weeks ago and is improving. Marie Hans Marvin Jersild were guests at the Hans Petersen home for Thanksgiving. The Beta Club met Saturday at Jens Carlsen home and will meet again December 20 at Svend Larsen home for a concert program.
A public sale on Friday December 5 1918 at 10 AM at the seller's residence eight miles north of Atlantic on Buck Creek road describes 13 horses including a 7 year old brown mare in foal and multiple foal age points, 15 head of cattle with milch cows and heifers, and farm machinery such as a Key Stone hay loader wagons a Deere corn planter plows a manure spreader hay rake harness and more. Terms cash for sums under 10 and credit with 5 percent interest from date for over 10 with 3 percent off for cash and notes with approved security. No property moves until settled. Auctioneers Carl Jensen CG and Nelson with WM Horgh clerk.
A vintage ad promises immediate relief from eczema and skin itch using D.D.D. Prescription wash and soap. It offers a 50 cent sample and a no pay guarantee for the first dollar bottle, urging readers to try the soothing treatment and visit Moore drug co.
Mr. John Underwood explains in CORN Magazine’s November issue a practical plan for caring for corn fodder. He notes a shift from open-field husking to barn husking to reduce weather exposure and improve curing.
The Big Offer of the year combines the Daily News-Telegraph for a year by mail with the Weekly Inter-Ocean Farm and Home and the Christmas package for 3.50, plus 2.10 for the News-Telegraph by carrier, total 5.60. Grab this now with prompt Christmas shipment guaranteed. Building materials emphasized at Second and Walnut streets.
J F Reid, auctioneer with thirty years in the field, advertises farm sale specialties and provides contact via Green 158.
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