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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
2
The Burlington Hawkeye questions Senator Kenyon’s certainty on lobbying. It argues he uses belief to back President Wilson’s charges rather than presenting concrete evidence. The paper contends the American public wants facts, not proclaimed beliefs, and urges Kenyon to reveal proof if any exists.
Memorial Day at Audubon with Mr and Mrs Deets. Workers haul cement wall material at Lambs Lake crossing. N Becker builds a new stone cave, Franklin handling the work. Pelletts welcome a baby girl while Pellett tours. telegram informed them. Bert Crow's buggy damaged in a collision north of Lewis. Laura Becker ends spring term eight miles west with a picnic on the school lawn.
Teachers of Cass County and others may attend a six week summer session at Western Iowa Vocational College in Harlan Iowa opening Monday June 16. An able corps of instructors with facilities and support claims to raise grades and certificates and salary. Endorsed by Miss Ward county superintendent. Address G Galloway Harlan Iowa for information.
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a key remedy for coughs and colds any June month. It claims to prevent bronchitis or pneumonia when used, warns of June colds, and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by all druggists. Also mentions Mrs Charles Laverade visiting Des Moines relatives.
Sunday features include Buck Creek Church Children's Day exercises at 3 00 p m and services at 7 30 p m with J C Potersen Danish Ey Lutheran pastor. Other churches list regular services, Sunday schools, choir recitals and a packed Children’s Day program with a detailed morning and evening schedule across multiple congregations.
First Presbyterian Missouri announces observance of Children's Day moved to June 1. Bible school at 10 morning worship at 11 with sermon Wells in the Desert. Mrs Williams to sing O Rest In the Lord from Mendelssohn. Young People at 7 praise seeks peace and pursue it. Jonah specials continue with Brought to Book. Union temperance meeting at Congregational church in the evening.
Washington reports that neither the Standard Oil nor the tobacco trust has been dissolved to meet Sherman law requirements, says Attorney General McReynolds. He argues dissolutions must place control in new hands, not pro rata stock distribution, and indicates further action may target oil and tobacco under the Sherman law based on the justice department's dissolution decrees. Eberhart addresses Ames graduates noting Iowa's largest class, with 298 degrees, many agriculture graduates returning to farms or teaching.
Hon 1 P Hogan writes two letters to Massena Keho recounting a voyage on board the Canopic. He describes Gibraltar's strategic fortress, its topography, British control, and diverse residents with vivid street life and low prices for meals. The second letter details a stop in Algiers, noting a vibrant 15,000-person city under French occupation, narrow cobbled streets, Arab markets, mosques, and a Catholic church tour.
An odd cleaned OCR fragment markets Osborne's kitchen cabinets and mentions Dr J T Ralston dentist at Fultes Building with a Green 58 phone, in a brief classified style typical of a News Telegraph want ad snippet.
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