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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
2
A Chicago advertiser promotes land in Michigan’s best counties for 10 to 60 acres with payments and downs suited to buyers. It promises free information and notes farming, schools, and towns, urging credit limits on classified ads and directing inquiries to George W. Swigart at the First National Bank Building.
The narrator notes a switch from credit to cash in May 1916 and claims strong results. Sales for the past month rose dramatically, and the business asserts that honest merchandise and customer-friendly returns justify their approach. They pledge integrity and forward momentum.
A verbose mix of ads covers livestock and poultry sales, several real estate rentals, an auto livery service, lost and found notices, patent remedies, and a probate notice. It includes classified items for sale of eggs and terrier pups, rental ads for apartments and a six room house, a lost mackinaw and a bunch of keys, livery services, and a health remedy testimonial. The probate notice appoints John Ortgies as administrator and seeks claims.
A fragment notes a health guidance claim linked to an entity Our Thorough Examination and mentions DR and CHUBB at 608 Chestnut, indicating a promotional or advisory context without complete details.
Local item notes Dr. H E K Williamn dentist located in Fal lom Building at Fifth and Chestnut streets. Also mentions milk pricing after June: twelve quarts for a dollar or twenty pints for a dollar.
A fragment lists multiple rail time cards and local trains between Stuart, Council Bluffs, and nearby towns. It includes departures and arrivals for flyers and locals, with daily and Sunday exceptions, plus branch notes and stop times at towns like Elk Horn, Hansen Heights, Gate, and Atlantic, indicating Tuesday and Thursday service.
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