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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1916

Page

6

Monument committee moves ahead with Cass County project

The Cass County Soldiers and Sailors monument committee met at the county auditor's office with all members present except Mr. Highley and decided to begin construction immediately. Ground breaking planned, bids to be advertised once engineer Martin completes plans. Architect Prior discussed altering the design to suit a new site, aiming for a more massive monument.

Cass County Soldiers and Sallb Org Monument Commission County Auditor's Office Martin Prior Postville Iowa Chestnut Street Alte

North Anita News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Loans

A North Anita news brief notes Mrs. Ham Swart of Atlantic visiting her sister Mrs. Robert Wison, various neighbors attending shows, and multiple Sunday calls. The item also mentions Ed Brown painting for Frank Sisler and a local farm loan ad offering 6 to 7 percent rates, urging readers to contact Wood & Savury of Atlantic, Iowa.

Ham Swart Atlantic Robert Wison Ernest Burke J. L. Sisler Wayne Wm. Wahler W. O. Andersons Wilbur Hickmans Robert Wilson Chas. Wilson Arling Sisler Chas Jewell Mike Sorensen John Wade Ed Brown Brayton Frank Sisler Everett Luman Frank Stager G. W. Parker L. Sisler

Giants Pennant Hopeful As Manager McGraw Praises Team

Manager McGraw declares the Giants as the sensation of the parent organization and likely pennant winners. He credits the team’s masterly performance against western clubs and says the Giants may carry the National League honors this season.

McGraw Giants McGiraw MeGraw M'Graw

Left Handed Pitchers Dominate American League Say Wise Men

The article argues left handed pitchers rule the American League and are prized by clubs. It cites Bill Donovan keeping Slim Love Cullop and Mogridge, praises southpaws Cobb Crawford Baker and Pipp as dangerous batters, and notes teams like Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland and St. Louis rely on left handers to shut down right handed hitters. It also mentions Detroit’s Coveleskie and Cleveland’s Speaker and Smith as key left handed battlers.

Clef Meyers Red Tenney Sije Winders Bill Donovan Cullop Mogridge Cobb Crawford Edale Collins Baker Fournier Jackson Pipp Washington Detroit Veach Craneford Chicago Cleveland Speaker Smith Yankees Left Landers Boston Coveleskle St. Louis Clark Grifith Piteber Walter John Boebling Iarpera Rer

Burns Case Peculiar Keeps Detroit First Baseman

Detroit Tigers first baseman George Burns regains his job after benching for poor hitting. He struggled early, then thrived in late opportunities, driving in 17 of 24 chances to advance runners and proving his value in the pinch.

Detroit George Burns Detroit Tigers Hellman Burns West George George Tioga

Weather Forecaster Warns of Continentwide Storms June 1916

The weather service issues a long bulletin predicting cross continental disturbances from June 2 to 6 and 12, warm waves June 1 7 11, and cool waves June 10 14. It expects severe storms with heavy rains in southern states and Mexico, with unusually high temperatures overall and rapid crop growth despite some exceptions.

Washington B.C Souuthern Mexico Central America Rockies Mexican Gulf Vancouver Pacific Rocky Ridge Great Lakes Ghio Valleys Newfoundland South America

Wash boilers price decline amid wartime metal cost rise

The article notes rising metal costs since the war began and details stock at Henshaw and Martin, the People’s store. It lists prices for No 9 galvanized wash boilers at 1.00 rising to 1.25, No galvanize at 0.90 rising to 1.15, heavy tin copper bottom at 2.00 rising to 2.35, and all copper at 2,953 rising to 3.75, urging purchase before prices climb further.

Henshaw & Martin The People's Store

Forethought saves big expenses in family health

A Caldswell Ohio reader, FE W Archer, notes his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a year and takes it on extended visits. The ad urges forethought to prevent costly stomach issues and claims the product is obtainable everywhere.

FE. W. Archer Caldswell Ohio Chamberlain

Walnut Woman Dead in Walnut Funeral Planned

Mrs. Frederick Voss of Walnut died Thursday morning at age 68 years 21 days. Born in Germany she came to America in 1871 and married Frederick Voss in 1878. Survived by husband two children Mrs Emil Stamys and Theodore Voss and other relatives. Aunt of Mrs Chas Wolfinger. Funeral at home Sunday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Albert Dettmann.

Frederick Voss Walnut Deteased Germany America Emil Stamys Theodor Voss Deceaser Chas, Wolfinger Albert Dettmann

Bowel Complaints in Indin Advertised Remedy

A Des Moines church lecture featured a Indian missionary recounting illness in the Indian interior. He credited Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life and endorsed its use for milder bowel complaints here. Advertisements note availability and Dr W C Heera dentist contact details.

Indin Des Moines Iowa India Chamberlain

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