New Silk Fabrics Arrive in Varied Colors for Spring
Just arrived assortment includes Silk Poplins in grey blue and green 38 inches wide priced at 1.19 per yard. New Taffeta options in black blue brown and grey offered at 1.48 per yard.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
7
Just arrived assortment includes Silk Poplins in grey blue and green 38 inches wide priced at 1.19 per yard. New Taffeta options in black blue brown and grey offered at 1.48 per yard.
A notice lists Axelay A. Welton with a date coded 14 12 40 and a monetary amount of $1. The text references a debt or financial entry tied to the Atlantic address. The fragmentary record includes names and a figure, awaiting fuller context.
Letters from Dr Charles D Walcott reveal Lafayette squadron pilots in France praised for bravery and anecdote filled accounts of crashes and miraculous landings. Walcott notes his son E Walcott fell behind enemy lines while fighting and is missing near the western front with inquiries ongoing.
New York case details Monaco Smith, a colored man, denying stealing Lealle Davis’s overcoat during a visit at the Davis home. Smith claims the coat is his property and that he has a right to pawn it. Davis testifies ownership and the coat’s nine dollars sewn in. The justice ordered the coat opened, and the money was seized.
Partial OCR reads beer policy aiming to cut costs at a bend public pass. The text mentions aid, decree, and ale quantities, but clarity is limited and no distinct events or entities emerge to identify a concrete incident or date.
A wartime column argues the Irish potato is crucial to sustaining nations and armies. It warns that a small crop this year could bring famine, urging widespread planting and patriotism as harvests determine food supply and war success.
Tom Cunningham announces the closing of his real estate office adjoining Jones grocery in the rooms formerly occupied by J. B. Wandall. He will auction off all his seeds Saturday afternoon. See advertisement in this issue. C. B. Malone, 2d6
Viola Dana stars in Metro's special production Blue Jeans at the Opera House Friday and Saturday. Robert Walker, Clifford Bruce, and Sally Crate head a superior supporting cast in the Matra Special Production. Tom Cunningham, real estate, located in J. E. Woodall's former office.
A clipped offer announces extra copies of the News Telegraph available to all readers for five cents each. The notice mentions F R Haley, a dentist, and references the Opera House dock with a phone line.
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