11 Dec 1917
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1917
Page
1
Musterole ointment soothes throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and more without blistering. Easy rub application praises doctors and nurses and lists uses from chest colds to rheumatism with 30c 60c jars and hospital size $2.50.
Thirty five years ago today December 11 1852 details from Atlantic include a new skating rink near the depot to be opened soon the Kindergarten closed until spring Miss Chittenden left for Des Moines and Ed Hawks amid patent soap venture funds. Atlantic Canning shipped 400 cases of tomatoes to Omaha as Thos Meredith visited from Maine. Telephonic links with water works office and Will Applegate of Chicago in town. A new pipe organ for the Presbyterian church was nearly paid for with praise for the ladies society and public support.
Fifty years ago the Atlantic Bartenders social club announced its first annual ball at the Opera House to be held Thursday evening December 18 with music by the Northwestern orchestra. Carroll guests Mr and Mrs B I Sallinger, visiting Dr and Mrs F W Porterfield, have returned home. Mrs Ira Welch of Griswold returned home after a visit with her father J B Jones and family. Mrs H L Frost recovering from appendicitis. Newton Culver participated in an oratorical contest at Simpson College on a Burns topic and was commended by judges. Miss Alice McCauley visited Miss Anna Schnitzen and then returned home. Des Moines state horticultural society session noted.
Silas Wilson of the city was elected as a director for the coming year and as treasurer of the Iowa Park and Form association. C. D. Danigonne to Viola ae requests a short visit with relatives.
Miss Kila Maraly of Atlantia wed Mr. John Crennan of the city in a St. John's Catholic church ceremony at 7:30 AM Wednesday. The Rite was conducted by Rev. T J Mullen with relatives and friends present. The bridal party entered to Mendelssohn’s wedding march. bridesmaid Miss Wwilzabeth McCay and best man Mr. Dan Yay stood by. Both bride and bridesmaid wore blue attire. groom and best man wore blue suits.
Mrs John Martin daughter of Atlantic residents wed a Brennan from Adair high school in a ceremony described as joyous. After the service the bridal party traveled to the bride's parents home in Atlantic for a wedding breakfast. Gifts were abundant as the couple plans a December 9 residence on the Brennan farm southeast of town. Catholic Ladies plan a Christmas pastry sale at Conley's to benefit soldiers.
Dr Ralston a dentist in Fulton faces a bullying allegation reported by local residents. The note mentions a hotline Green 63 and a referee to authorities amid unclear details.
Wood and Savery announce ready access to farm loans in Atlantic Iowa at six percent. Call and sell us. Local lenders promote competitive financing for farmers, emphasizing straightforward terms and prompt service.
Dr BE White of Shenandoah reports his dog Whiskers, an Airedale, wandered from the Cardio Hotel in Atlantic while Mrs Read was traveling. A search was conducted, a want ad ran in the News Telegraph, but the dog was not found. Dr White and Mrs White spent another day in Atlantic to help locate the wandering hound.
A garbled account describes someone failing to recognize a familiar sound. A character named Doc attempts a test blast and Whiskers reacts suddenly, leaping forward. The passage hints at a touching reunion and a subsequent relocation or gathering at a local garage, ending with an unclear, affectionate family moment.
Ouyv Bile One grows larger and stronger than before at Fred Alexander’s, claiming improved quality and prominence in local offerings. The update signals enhanced stock and customer appeal, strengthening its market position.
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