Local motorists swap cars with Johnson Auto deals
FP H Townsend trades his Ford roadster for a Cutting at Johnson Auto Company and now drives a Cutting. John Duden of Viota shows a Cadillac bought from Johnson. Peter Hopley Son of Lewis buys two Overlands from E F Young, trading in their Studebaker on the deal.
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FP. H. Townsend
Johnson Auto Company
John Duden
Viota
Cadillac
Johnson Company
Mr. Duden
Peter Hopley & Son
Lewis
E. F. Young
Studebaker
Real Estate Transfers June 7 1912 Griswold Listing
H M Reinig and others transfer to Fva J Van Wd 6 3 12 l 6 b 2 Reinig Ponder and Bryant's addition Griswold for $400. Public record notes June 7 1912 transfer in local property register.
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H. M. Reinig
Fva
van Wd
Reinig
Ponder & Bryant
Griswold
Settlement praised by injured worker for Woodmen Accident
Got a Nice Settlement. H. A. Dicker, laid up for months after a fall at work, reports a most satisfactory settlement of his claim by the Woodmen Accident association. The paper notes that a company settling promptly deserves public patronage.
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H. A. Dicker
Woodmen Accident Association
Prominent Folks Wed At Red Oak
In Red Oak Iowa this week two weddings were held. William G Hyman of Oak Park Illinois married Miss Henrietta O C Ahlstrand in a ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home with about fifty relatives present. Hyman is advertising manager for Curtis Door and Sash Co of Chicago and they plan a honeymoon via Macinac Island and Oshkosh Wisconsin before settling in Oak Park. Rev J M Personius and Miss Minnie O Lindquist were married in Red Oak with about two hundred guests. The service was in the Swedish Lutheran church and the couple will sail to Europe on the Mauretania June 11, returning to Grand Forks after September 16.
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Red Oak
William G. Hyman
Oak Park, II
Henrietta OC. Ahlstrand
A. Hi. Franzen
F. W. Hanson
Jamestown
N. Y
A. H. Frenzer
Red Oak Lutheran Church
Anna Lingreen
Des Moines
Emma Pergenius
Grandorks
N. D
Croom
C. A. Carlson
Victor Lindquist
Effie Peterson
Emma Hanson
Carl Lindquist
Personius
New York
Mauretania
Grand Forks
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Claim
An old advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for a guaranteed catarrh cure. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy, claims it works on blood and mucous surfaces, and cites testimonials. Also mentions J Cheney Co Toledo and a Toledo National Bank of Commerce endorsement. Tokiall’s Family Pills for constipation are advertised.
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All Druggista
Tokiall
Nice has a dragon in La Turbie unsettling locals
Residents of La Turbie fear a two metre long animal with huge jaws and scales. A search found no trace, though a boy was menaced in Les Routes and a quarry worker saw the creature across Mont Agel road. Locals suggest a crocodile, noting Marseilles once had a tiger.
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la Turble
la Turbie Station
Mont-Age
la Turbie
Marseilles
Nicknames Revealed in 1912 Websterian Dictionary Preview
Dr. Harry Thurston Peck catalogs famous and states nicknames from Old Spoons to Dizzy and Old Pam. The News Telegraph offers the illustrated New Websterian 1912 Dictionary, revised and modernized, with six coupons and a small expense bonus for readers to clip.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia University
Pushful
Joe
Randolph Churchill
Randy
Richard Croker
Shifty Dick
Oliver Cromwell
Old Moll
Benjamin Disraeli
Dizzy
Lord Palmerston
Pam
Silly Billy
Natty Nat
Tiny Tim
Syndicate Publishing Co
New York City
May Deport Old Maids in England Emigration Plan
London debates on England's rising number of old maids prompt Miss Josephine Knowles to blame parents for overprotection and lack of pin money and education. She urges large scale emigration to marry off eligible women to colonial men, and anticipates a society organizing such marriages between England and its dominions.
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London
England
Josephine Knowles
Puppy Love Not for Show at WCTU Talk in Morgan Hill
Mrs Florence Lake state lecturer of the W C T U told Morgan Hill convention that children should not be exposed to puppy love as it breeds imitation. She urged keeping the very young from seeing lovers and newlyweds to protect home environment and moral training.
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San Jose
Cal
Florence Lake
Don’t Know They Have Appendicitis Warns Folk
A reading on chronic appendicitis notes many Atlantic residents mistake abdominal pain for stomach trouble. It recommends Adlerika and buckthorn bark formulas and claims quick relief, while advising against internal medicines for rheumatic pains and praising Chamberlain's Liniment for external use.
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Atlantic
J. B. Jones
Few Don’ts to Girls from Milwaukee Bride on Divorce
Mrs. Rose Happerath, sixteen, who is divorcing Charles Happerath, a wealthy restaurant owner much older than her, outlines eight warned rules for young brides. She urges not marrying before twenty or a man twenty years her senior, cautions about a husband with many female employees, and stresses knowing a partner at least a year before the knot. She vows to return to weaving and study after the divorce is granted.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rose Happerath
Charles Happerath
Doans Kidney Pills Praised, Atlantic Woman Says
In Atlantic, Mrs Louis Warner of 800 E Fourth St testifies to lasting relief from kidney pain after using Doans Kidney Pills from Moore Drug Co. She reports renewed strength and energy and urges fellow kidney sufferers to try the remedy. The Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells Doans for 50 cents nationwide.
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Atlantic
Louis Warner
Fourth St
Iowa
Dean
Moore Drug Co
Doan
Warner
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Taek
Praise for local hospital and staff after surgery
H D Oliphant, recently operated for appendicitis at the Atlantic Hospital, left the hospital last Friday after eight days. He praised the care as first class, thanked Miss Leary the matron, and commended the nurses. The piece urges support for the Atlantic Hospital and mentions its value to the community and potential county status. Milk and dairy ad lines follow, then a dentist listing.
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H. D. Oliphant
Oliphant
Miss Leary
Atlantic Hospital
Atlantic
General Assembly
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