Quiet Griswold primary election marks byrotes
Griswold notes report a quiet Monday primary with many residents voting and votes counted after noon. Mentioned are A Ginn plumbing work in Villisea, Miss Fanny Cocklin visiting Red Oak, Mrs. Nellie Wyman visiting from Letcher S. N., Miss Lucile Baughman visiting Des Moines, and other local residents visiting relatives in Eagle Grove Waterloo Elliott and Boulder areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold, Jate
Fanny Cocklin
Red Oak
Nellie Wyman
Letcher, S. N
Lucile Baughman
Des Moines
Edna
Drake University
Hame Abe
Eagle Grove
Ralph Barnes
Waterloo
Maggie Brown
Grant
Elliott
Annie Mackrill
Brewster
Nob
C. A. Kirby
Boulder
Colo. Me
Glen Black
Braylon
Chas. O. Wayne
Bhelhy
R. A. Bowahoe
Misa
Local notes recount visits and hometown travel
Lucile Lewis visited friends and attended business matters last week. T F Casey and wife spent time in Atlantic seeking eye care. Roscoe Allison, Newton, visited with wife and baby. John Casey and son Phil from near Massena visited M T Casey. H W Clovis and son Hall from Red Oak hosted Mrs J B Hall. Angel comedians drew crowds this week. Wrank Van Brooklin did Cumberland business. William Kincaid travels to Hot Springs for treatment. Gladys Allison returns from Council Bluffs for summer with parents. Jenkins and Balcom visited Avoca to see Swarts. John Short travels to Currie Minnesota. Mrs Jay Reese and daughters head to Nebraska for ditching work and visiting Reese family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Lewis
T. F. Casey
Atlantic
Conautling
Une
Roscoe Allison
Newton
John Casey
Phil
Massena
M. T
Hot Springs
Gladys Allison
Council Bluffs
Messrs
and Masdames
Jenkins
J. M. Balcom
Avoca
Chas. Swarts
John Short
Currie
Minnesota
Mra
Jay Reese
Nebraska
Mr. Reese
Noittle forethought saves big expenses say Chamberlain remedy
B W Archer of Caldwell Ohio writes that his family has used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always takes it on any autumnal visit. The advertisement notes it is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Chamberlain
The Other Fellow by Walt Mason
A poem comparing fiscal restraint to reckless spending. The speaker urges the other fellow to live simply, save, and economize, while he himself enjoys indulgent luxuries and debt. The piece satirically contrasts prudent habits with extravagant waste.
Sample cement discussed by Dr Newton in city visit
Dr J C Newton of Extra visited the city yesterday as a welcome caller at the office. He brought a sample of cement from a bridge in Audubon county, installed before highway commission days under the board of supervisors. The sample was left as evidence supporting highway laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Newton
Extra
Newlon
Audubon County
Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
Nawlon
The Rainy Day Be Denied
A brief note under George Matthew Adams quotes says the rainy day will be denied, reflecting a protective or humorous comment without further context or details.
Farm Loans Offered at Low Rates by Wood & Savery
Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa announces farm loans at 5 percent 6 percent and 6 percent. Call to discuss terms and apply with successors to John A Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
Wood & Savery
John A Wood
Atlantic
Iowa
Bowel remedies praised by Indian missionary in Iowa church
An Indian missionary at a Des Moines church described traveling in inland India where illness struck him. He carried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and credits it with saving his life. He asserts the remedy is effective as both preventive and cure for cholera and notes its availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Davenport
Marlborough
David Beatty
Marshall Field of
Chicago
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Emperor William
Schear
William
von Capelie
Wilhelmshaven
Penncy Henry
Beatty
India
Das Moines
Iowa
Inda
Lmant
Fifty One Committees to Host Democratic Delegates
Delegates and visitors to the Democratic National convention in St Louis June 14 will be entertained by fifty one non partisan reception committees. Forty eight handle late arrivals with distinct groups for the District of Columbia and visiting newspaper men. Thirteen state delegations are to be aided by clubs of natives, while other states are covered by local business and civic groups. The city aims to outdo the 1904 Louisiana Purchase exposition in hospitality and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
District of Columbia
Varius
St. Louio
Public Advertisement for Chamberlain's Indigestion Tablets
Mrs C H Riley of Tilton New York says Chamberlain's tablets gave her great relief after six months use. The ad touts the remedy as obtainable everywhere and urges readers to order through Wilke Works and a dentist in Felton Building Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mre
C. H. Riley
Tilton
N.Y
A Tale of Two Cities Through Youth and Age
A poetic meditation contrasts a bright boy’s dreams of distant lands with an old man’s wistful memory. It traces youth’s longing to reach the City of By and By and the passing hours that blur those dreams into aging reflection. The piece, by James J. Montague, appears from New York Amer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Age
James J. Montague
New Fork Americar
New Designs Chosen For Our Silver Coins
Secretary McAdoo announced new designs for dime, quarter, and half dollar to be minted after July 1. Each piece features distinct imagery: Liberty and American symbols on the half dollar, Liberty advancing toward a gateway on the twenty five cent piece, and a winged Liberty on the dime with a symbol of unity on the reverse. The changes mark a return to broader use after years of limited circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Adolph A. Weloman
Hermon A. McNeil
America
MccAdoo
Liberty
United States of America
Wanderlust and the call of distant seas and skies
The poem expresses a restless urge to travel beyond the east and west, driven by wanderlust. The speaker speaks of seas, stars, the sun as a guide, and the inexorable pull of rivers, roads, and birds toward distant horizons, even as the heart aches to return home. The author notes the blame lies with the steam era and its roads and skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madhepe
Guy Goodby
Unclear fragment notes span a chaotic tale from town events
OCR read shows scattered items including a six leged creature owned by a cult leader, a $10 loan tied to a revolver killing, a baby buried alive then rescued in Georgia, theater poster controversy, and a moonkeeper locking himself in an ostrich cage. Details are incoherent and partly garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Moonkeeper
Gertrude
Fiscé
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Atlantic reader Mrs J McWilliams credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from tired dull backache and kidney disorders. The ad claims two years without kidney trouble and urges readers to use the remedy priced 50 cents at dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Atlantic
Endoras Thair Worth
McWilliams
Lodust St
Doan
Gate Down
Weather and Crop Report Week Ending June 6 1018
Des Moines Iowa reports weekly weather and crop conditions. Average temperature about three degrees below normal, rainfall mostly light with heavy showers in northeastern counties on Sunday night. Flooding and washouts occurred where creeks rose, but much of the state remained favorable for field work. Corn replanting and cultivation advanced. corn stands range from poor to good. Meadows and pastures are excellent. first cutting of hay underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dels Moines
More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis in Summary
Burgeons state men are slightly more subject to appendicitis than women. An Adler-ika advertisement promotes buckthorn bark mixture as relief for constipations and digestive issues. Agricultural notes report alfalfa heavy yield, winter wheat heading, and high crop conditions across listed staples with percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Lewis & Harrison
Atlantic Students Enroll in Hammill College Business Course
A number of young people from Atlantic and vicinity are taking a business course at Hammill College to connect Bluffts Iowa. Several others plan to start the work there in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic and Vicinity
Hammil! College
Blutts
Iowa
War Oddities in Amsterdam Diamond Trade Boom
Amsterdam reports a booming diamond cutting industry with the most valuable stones shipped to America. Dutch merchants credit renewed prosperity in America, driven by demand for American products including munitions, for the revival of their industry.
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Amsterdam
America
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Gilbert & Bennett
American Press Association
Walt Mason
Manewrence & Co
Chigago
Moore & Clark
Franks Drug ‘Co
Kimballton Construction Co
George Matthew Adams
Vee
Heees
Man Felton
Sroiling
Wanderlust
Gerala Gould
Indianapoite News
Cultic Man
Francisco
Wigconein Theater
United Preas
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