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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
Vitagraph film notes describe Sea Gull starring Myrtle Gonzalez as the Sea Gull a tale of beauty and treachery. A dancer’s rise and a lover’s doubt are tangled with an attorney’s selfish ruinous acts.
Chicago grain and stock market report furnished by Harry Kaga & Co. shows June prices for Wheat, Corn, and Soybeans with July Sept and Dec futures. Hog prices rise as receipts reach 1,000 with top at 8.35.
Seller has excess ground and offers property for sale or trade. Will sell whole or in part at a price that yields profit to the buyer, or consider a favorable trade. Reasonable down payment and terms on balance. Willing to exchange for a well located small place. See seller for details.
Mesdames Shrock Downing and Misa entertain this afternoon at the Shrock home and again tomorrow. Lewis Ladies invite card party at Harry Hopley’s Lewis home next Tuesday. A series of thimble parties planned for Tuesday and Thursday at 801 Poplar Street. Iowa farms at auction near Lester Lyons county on June 3 10 and 11 starting 1 p m with free transport. Seventeen farms improved and unimproved offered by non residents under liberal terms. Auctions run by F D Van Pelt with offices in Omaha Paxton and Sioux City Iowa.
FOR RENT Two cottages modern six and eight rooms by H Rudolph. Also two furnished rooms at 702 Walnut by McGechon. BAR FOR RENT Three furnished rooms light housekeeping 400 Elm Street. Taxicab service to all parts of the city from trains. Phone Red 462 J B THOMABON.
Receipts and prices for mixed lots, heavy and light weights, and be eves at 7.25 to 8.75. Cattle receipts at 1 000, market slow and steady. Texas and western stockers bids shown. Sheep receipts 8 000 with steady to strong mood. lambs and yearlings priced from about 6 to 9.65 in regional markets. South Omaha June 5 hogs and cattle trade shows openings up to 10 cents higher, top around 8.10 for hogs, cattle beeves to 8.85, and sheep lambs between 5.60 and 18.60.
At 6 30 this evening the annual banquet of the Atlantic High School Alumni Association will be held at the Masonic Hall. Meritt Meredith will be toastmaster and a full program of toasts is planned. Congregational ladies will serve the meal. Menu includes meat fruit cocktail chicken pie cream baked potatoes spaghetti and cheese pickled beets sweet pickles bread and butter sandwiches perfection salad wafers ice cream mints white cake coffee. Program includes welcome by Mrs C A Grubb, response by Glenn Hope, reading by Dr C L Campbell, Grace Petite There is More Beyond by Carrie Wilken, vocal solo by Reginald Giffen, piano by Ethelwyn Mitford, and election of officers. Fresh cantaloupe and cookies advertised from local stores.
Sunday services are listed for German Evangelical Lutheran A T Lutz pastor with Sunday school at 9:45 and morning service at 10:30 and an 8 p.m. evening service. Christian Science meets at 401 Chestnut Street every Sunday at 11 a.m. with the June 7 lesson titled God the only Cause and Creator. Methodist Episcopal Elias Handy, pastor, with morning and evening worship. Dame Goodwin visit on June 22 and Children’s Day on June 14.
United Presbyterian and other churches publish their Sunday programs. Bible school at 10, morning sermon on prophecy, Y P C U at 7, evening sermon on Christian racing. Church of Christ features praise and midweek prayer. First Baptist lists classes, sermons, and a children’s day. First Presbyterian notes Children's Day June 14, and services for June 7 with themes on character and salt. All invite general worship and a warm welcome.
Personal mentions include J. W. Butler, Alma Grobee returning from Grimes Indiana teaching, James Atwood resigning as Atlantic Manufacturing manager, and the W C T U meeting at Mrs Sands home. Also notes of fresh butter at Conley and Gaylord, Glenwood home flower mission prep, Edam cheese at Brown Grocery Co, cucumber and tomato offerings, a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Romeo Worth of Lewis, farm loan offers at 6 percent, and summer school dismissal.
The Alumni association executive invites all teachers and school board members along with any friends to a banquet at the Masonic hall at 6:80 this evening. Tickets available at the hall. attendance urged for every member. Imported Roquefort cheese at
A poetic urging to abandon gloom and embrace joy, urging readers to step into light and let go of sorrow. The piece contrasts dwelling in shadows with entering a bright house of mirth, noting grief is fed by tending it and happiness comes from choosing buoyant thoughts. Copyright 1914 Adams Newspaper Service.
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