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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
5
A vivid era card extols a sensational film titled Goodness Gracious. It promises a barrage of screamingly funny situations with ludicrous acting across three reels, labeling the production a modern burlesque photo drama.
Wheat and corn futures quoted for July through December with steady to mixed tones. Hog, cattle, and beef cut prices noted with receipts around 16,000 hogs and 3,500 cattle, market steadiness expected into tomorrow.
I have excess land and offer my property for sale or trade. The seller aims to make both parties profit, willing to sell whole or in part with reasonable down payment and balanced terms. Open to trades for well located smaller properties. Contact 568 for arrangements.
Summary of cattle sheep and hog prices with receipts at South Omaha Nebraska on June 5 including hogs bidding $7.95 to $8.00 top and cattle beves at $8.85, cows and heifers $4.00 to $8.40, stockers $7.00 to $8.48, calves $8.00 to $11.00 plus sheep data and local notices about a California visit and a blue serge suit sale at Nelson and Grulke.
Three Boy Scouts quickly responded when a broken rope hampered the flag raising at the Grand Army lot cemetery during services. They removed coats, one climbed the pole, and retrieved the rope to the ground. The incident highlights the scouts’ readiness and service mindset.
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism and restore activity with Foley Kidney Pills. They claim to target the cause of pain by improving kidney function, enabling a rapid return to mobility and comfort. Advertisement appears among classified notices and several sale and rental listings.
Miss Velma Ferm of Carsons visited her sister Mrs Clyde Kingsley. R W Fooken of Wiota was in town on business. Mr and Mrs J Schiappacasso visited Omala. Mrs W W McRory and son stayed with her father J F Reid. John Blakely of Lewis attended to business. Hire's Household Extract advertised for root beer. F M Chapman in Adair for Atlantic Blaugas Co. Mrs S E Shannon of Des Moines visiting Ed and family. Miss Cora Stoodt returned from Lake Park where she taught the past year. Roquefort cheese at Brown Grocery Co. J W Butler recovering from operation. Mrs Scarlet of Creston visiting M E Lines family. Heinz evaporated horseradish promoted at Brown Grocery Co. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson returned to Omaha after visiting J F Reid. Mr and Mrs B R Platts and son Burdette go to Chariton for a visit. Ladies Ald Society monthly meeting of Presbyterian Church postponed. Scott Linn reports to William Gittins and Miss Anna that they arrived at Binghead England.
Cass County Iowa board of supervisors met with five members present and resolved to construct concrete culvert on Sixth Street Atlantic and a pile bridge on Linn Street Anita, with estimated costs around 550 dollars. Several road work and bridge repair expenses were approved, along with mileage and per diem for members. Meeting adjourned to June 8 1914.
The Cass County board resolves to construct three bridges and a culvert in Noble and Cass townships with wood frames at 16 by 16 feet costing 400 dollars and 800 dollars, and a Nishnabotna river crossing at Tapairs. A public meeting is set for June 15, 1914 at the county courthouse in Atlantic to hear objections.
An Atlantic reader reports backache fatigue and urinary troubles began to ease after taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Moore's Drug Co. The customer praises lasting relief and endorses the remedy previously and again, urging others to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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