04 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
1
An advertisement extols Hay's Hair Health claiming rapid reversal of grey hair to natural color. It offers money back if unsatisfied and includes a free deal with Harfina Soap via Moore Drug Co. Local druggists promote a 0.5? bottle plus soap, or a 1.0 bottle with two soap cakes.
J F Wallich of Bartlett Nebraska reports kidney pain backache and dizziness. After using Foley Kidney Pills he is entirely rid of kidney trouble. He says his 93 year old father in law has taken them and gained years of life. For sale by all druggists Adv.
Farm loans offered at five percent and sixty four percent rates. Call to discuss terms with Wood & Savery, successors to John H. Wood, Atlantic. Dr H K Williams, dentist, located in Fulton building and Chestnut.
Des Moines reports a joint county and city effort to repair roads after the highway commission found the city streets worst seen and officials vow action. Iowa Supreme Court allows attorney general to appear before grand juries. State library needs and humane book aims noted. Police graft probe leads to suspensions and possible injunctions against disorderly houses. Railroads face reduced rate petitions for state fairs. Legislative moves shift to free lists for livestock wheat oats. President Wilson backs exemption for mutuals and possible auto tax cuts.
A statewide white streak appeared as automobile loaded painters worked in every Iowa county along the International Auto Highway. By day’s end, travelers could cross from Council Bluffs to the far east without asking directions. Also reported: Charles H. Warn dies of heart failure at his home near Town Falls after resting from garden. four children survive.
Wichita Kansas June 4 Judge Thomas Wilpon ruled that when a husband abuses his wife she may defend herself and is justified in aiming a coffee pot. The ruling accompanied a divorce decree for Mrs Agnew W Hill After striking him with the pot she was knocked down by her husband according to witnesses.
New York reports a projected landing of thousands of aliens on thirty nets this week totaling an unprecedented figure. The port expects the largest weekly immigrant influx since a 1907 peak, placing El Hajal and surrounding docks at the heart of historic arrivals before Saturday night. In Oxford England militant suffragettes burned a boat house and many student boats on the River Isis, with anti votes placards found at the scene.
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