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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
4
A top violinist Zanone appears in a program at the Opera House alongside a mix of acts. The bill includes a newlywed comedy titled All on Account of an Egg and a Powers drama with scenic locales and a dramatic plot.
The page blends stock and grain market data from Chicago and South Omaha with local notices, a vaudeville blurb, a Sierra Leone cannibalism note, and Cedar Rapids drownings. Market entries detail hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts, prices, and projections, interlaced with brief entertainment and promotional lines.
The Junior Philatheas invite members to a Thursday evening event at Miss Andra Grazier's home. Mrs W Lavery hosted a Congregational Sunday school class gathering with eight girls, including games and a lawn picnic. Nellie Thomas was honored at a Saturday miscellaneous shower by Leone Sands and Marie Fulton at Maple Street. pink and white decor, four course supper, gifts displayed on a decorated table, about forty guests attended.
Washington June 3 official sources indicate Metcalfe will be installed as governor of the Panama Canal Zone replacing Richard Metcalfe editor of the Commoner. The salary is 14000 a year with residence at Ancon and staff.
Washington June 3 Senator Ransdell La discharged verbal broadsides at the sugar trust arguing the free sugar schedule violates the Baltimore platform pledge to protect legitimate industry. He warned it would not lower consumer prices but would raise them after competition ends. He said the platform words implying no harm to industry referred especially to sugar. Humphrey Attacks Forest Service Charges Timber Land Exchanges favor private holdings, accusing the service of aiding a timber monopoly to raise forest product prices.
Alfred Austin a British poet Taureatt since 1890 died at Asheford Kent aged seventy seven. Frederick Dickson of London was made president of the First Church of Christ Scientist at the annual Boston meeting. A dozen American owners of ranch and mine property in northern Mexico will present complaints to Secretary Bryan on June 10 in Washington. Attorney General McReynolds has received from the Union Pacific copies of its merger dissolution papers.
Advertises Hay's Hair Health promising to restore grey hair to natural color and remove dandruff. Claims safe, harmless, undetectable use for twenty five years with money back guarantee. Offers sample pack including Harfina Soup at promotional price from Rug Co.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo guarantee the firm’s reliability. National Bank of Commerce of Toledo endorses. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, 75 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
George B. Cox, financier and former Cincinnati political figure, faces trial in Cincinnati Criminal Court along with four Cincinnati Trust Co. officers. Keith Williams Parrish and Davis plead not guilty to charges that they signed a 352000 note for the bank in 1911 and later marked it paid and destroyed it though unpaid.
New York June 23 Judge Gary testified in the suit to dissolve the United States Steel corporation. He said the firm has a smaller ore supply relative to capacity than rivals and defended the railroad ownership in the Lake Superior district. Rates cited were unchanged since acquisition and only lowered in 1911 after suit filing. Government counsel noted the timing. Also reports four Iowans died in Minnesota when a Winnipeg flyer struck their car near Kalona. A Joplin miner killed himself with dynamite after a long day. A lost child’s coat query in Atlantic.
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