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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
6
Kalem presents Guy Coombs and Anna Nilson in a sociological drama about a drunkard and an outcast who meet and fall in love after new starts. The production promises spellbinding outcome as Hearst Selig News showcases the latest in entertainment from Marian the Holy Terror to a Selig comedy.
Receipts and price ranges across commodities in Chicago and South Omaha on June 1. Cattle and sheep markets show mixed activity with varied weights and directions. hogs are dull with prices around 7.80 to 7.87.
Seller offers all or part of surplus ground for sale or trade. Will accept a suitable down payment or terms on the balance. Seeks a well located small place in exchange and is eager to deal for mutual profit. Contact to discuss purchase or trade options and prices.
Receipts show cattle at 21 000 with market steady and sheep at 2 600 with market steady to higher. Wheat and corn futures list July to December contracts with mixed bids, oats and hogs follow similar patterns. Laundry ad promotes weekly service and 50 cent Racine shirt by Chas Block & Son.
An advertisement offers a gold bond guarantee with every Bradley & Vrooman paint bill, claiming protection against chalking cracking peeling blistering fading or unsatisfactory results. The dealer refuses to provide such protection in writing, while the guarantee is promised directly by the seller.
Henry Donahue of Griswold is very ill at his home with pneumonia. County friends wish him a speedy recovery. The notice also promotes Heinz vinegar, criticizing other vinegars and advertising Brown Grocery Co. for bottled and bulk sales.
Mrs Cora Neff of Omaha visits Mrs M E Worth. D W Smart injured in an attack. L W Niles and wife return from Excelsior Springs Missouri and Brookfield Missouri. Horses cured of heaves. Conley and Gaylord's offer fresh country butter. Wm Menefee, mwp.
A collection of small town items includes J W Butler awaiting transfer home after surgery at Atlantic hospital, Mrs D H Stafford heading to Piedmont California to spend summer with Navy commander son, Heinz ketchup and Heinz products advertised by Brown Grocery Co, editorial writer Brown Nonpareil visit, Hazel Perry visiting Audubon for high school events, Margaret Metzger visiting from Colorado then summer plans, Frank Perry of Shanger Johnson off work due to illness, Heinz Apple Butter and tomato soup ads, European voyage plans for Ott Lassen family via Imperator, farm loan rates offered by Wood and Savery, dental services by Dr W C Heers, monument work by Wilken Monument Co, fashion notes on hats and mushroom and shepherdess shapes, and Arcadian household goods from Atlantis Tea & Coffee Co.
The International Congress of Farm Women led by Mrs. Belle Van Dorn Harbert launches a unique project to build a model farm house at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Farm women nationwide donate dimes, with prominent women in the U.S. and Canada named as vice presidents. Ground is broken on the donated site to showcase modern farm home equipment and labor saving devices, with prizes for top suggestions.
A jumble of local ads touts dressers pedestals and rockers at low prices, electrical supplies and wiring by Claude Williams, cement blocks by Kimballton Construction, remodeled store buildings, new shoe stock, and a broad mix of services from faucet repair to plumbing, repairs, and a fountain season open for J Schiappa casse and Farmers Savings Bank promises security and friendly service.
The Hansen Clothing Store offers a comprehensive stock of clothing and haberdashery in the city. The current display features an exceptionally nice selection of spring and summer outfits with prices described as always right.
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