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05 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
1
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Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening deliveries by calling before seven. The number given is not the News Telegraph. Locke's Plumbing Shop offers stock items and first class work at right prices. Rescue Needles requests Saturday Evening Post customers call Grazier Drug Store for this week's Posts. Valentine’s Day is February 14 at Crozier Drug Store.
Front page continuation covers Dr Adair testimony about the defendant's admission and Millard’s account of the shooting. Julia A Millard says she is 73, married last November to Carl Millard, formerly married to John Robison who died in 1917. She recounts entering Anita with Millard, Moler and Felt conflicting, then three shots fired. Millard recounts the wound sequence and struggles. Court expects the evidence to finish by tomorrow noon and the case to go to the jury, likely Saturday.
Coverage details the prosecution’s opening claim that the defendant shot Millard with premeditated intent, while the defense argues self defense after Millard struck her. Testimony includes Mrs Parker and witnesses Sager and Smith, plus notes on courtroom proceedings, jurors, and local entertainment notices.
Mrs Banay Barron of Muscatine Iowa testifies that while exposed to harsh weather in Oklahoma she took Dr Pierce’s Garden Medicine and Favorite Prescription. She credits the remedies with restoring strength and alleviating sickness, and praises Dr Pierce’s Tempadica.
A prominent Minnesota woman from Duluth testifies that Favorite Prescription relieved weakness unique to women and that Pleasant Pellets helped with stomach issues. She notes prior medicines offered no relief and endorses Dr. Pierce’s remedies based on personal use.
ANITA Iowa Feb 5 George HH Scholl Jr and family will leave Anita soon to settle on a farm near Almena Kansas. They expect to depart by week’s end. O L Saxton and wife former Anita residents now living at Sligo Colo will return here to live.
Amanda Mathilda Dolch and Horace B Stormer were married yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Christian parsonage by Rev. Cliffore Y Pence. Witnesses were Henry Stormer and Frank Dolch. The couple will reside on the Stormer family farm in Bear Grove township.
Farm known as the late J G U 445 on White Pole road, in high cultivation, must be settled estate with easy terms. Call It E Dreager or Hansen & Lowe for coal and stove options. Phone number 404.
We are prepared to ace farm loans at 5 percent, 6 percent and 7 percent. Call and see us at Wood & Savery in Atlantic.
A columnist notes a rise in public interest in money investing while warning that much private speculation has become gambling. Citing a Saturday Evening Post report, they say oil scams flood the market, with many oil ventures built on “pale blue sky.” True investing needs honest managers and real value, not wild schemes.
The Atlantic blacksmith Frank J. Snouffer celebrates his eighty four birthday with a lively handspring and a brisk return to work. He blends solid American resilience with enduring craft, praising his vigor at an age many doubt.
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