02 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
1
Farm listing describes 120 acres located 1% miles south of Mas sena with about thirty acres pasture and the balance in cultivation. Fair improvements and good fences. Also 160 acres one mile west of Massena with about thirty acres pasture and the rest in cultivation. Ideal farm with fair improvements.
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as compatible with nature, claiming relief across kidney and bladder disorders. Testimonial from Charles N Fox of Himrod New York credits complete cure after years of no relief. Also notes widespread sale through druggists and local contact numbers.
Don’t use cough medicine with opium or morphine as they constipate and don’t cure the cough. Check labels to refuse harmful opiates. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates and is healing. Frank Young of Wickwire Hotel Hooper Neb endorses it for coughs colds and lost voice, noting it works.
A terse newspaper notice urges bringing cream for cash and promotes Marquis For Ford repairing on Walnut Street. The ad dismisses sending off for a camera, claiming to offer a genuine Kodak of higher quality at lower cost and invites viewers to be shown the product.
Des Moines reports hearings before the state board of railroad commissioners on the Seventh street viaduct plans and the enforcement of a new rate law for Iowa fairs. Attorneys seek precedents to uphold reduced rates for fairs over 75,000 attendance as Western Passenger Association counters the law. Also noted are the resignation of J. H. Cox, chief of the capitol police, and anticipated job losses among bartenders with the daylight liquor law taking effect soon.
Charles City reports lions escaped from a circus prompting residents to move indoors. Mayor Kugler and Rev. J F Court lead the hunt as several steers are killed, marking the fifth day of sightings in the area.
Lady Sackville, an English society figure, is named as a defendant in the ongoing Scott will contest. The high profile action centers on alleged issues with the will and settlement among potential heirs and beneficiaries.
London July 2 Lady Sackville and family deny allegations by relatives of Sir John Murray Scott that they influenced the will or alienated him. Sir Edward Carson pleaded no coercion. Scott loved Knole Park and the Sackvilles’ antiques, arguing funds were to keep the Knole collection intact. The Glackvilles were not rich. the estate funds supported their art collection.
In Council Bluffs Iowa trustees in Carson township resign as the new weed law looms. J W Olston J W Douglas and F W Dungan step down citing heavy responsibilities and penalties. Township clerk F G Weeks notes the resignations follow pressure from the law and the risk of fines and jail terms.
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