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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
7
Have them cleaned and pressed. They will look right when you want them in the fall and you will wear them about twice as long. Our cleaning and pressing service is perfect from the moment your clothes are called for until they are delivered. You are sure of satisfaction when we do your work.
Washington report outlines June 14 to 30 weather patterns with disturbances, waves, and rain forecasts. It notes potential rainfall for central valleys June 18 to 19 and advises farmers on selling timing for oats corn and cotton while predicting a generally hot trend later in June. Severe storm dates near June 20 are warned with risks of tornadoes hail and earthquakes.
Mrs John Johnson rode as a passenger to Atlantic on Monday. Bert Ellis and family visited Wiliam Fudge and wife over the weekend. Della Brown of Atlantic spent the week with Olive Graham. George Andersen and family visited F Trailor’s home in Atlantic Sunday. Mrs Robert Harter visited her mother in Walnut Monday. Mrs Kate Hansen of Audubon visited her parents Mansanderson. Henry Rothkop of Omaha stayed a few days visiting friends. Elia and family drove to St Marys to visit Leslie Harrison. Mrs Mack Reason traveled to Atlantic Wednesday. Mark Anderson and family moved back to town Thursday. Samuel Harrison works for Alfred Remsen in Mark’s place. Jay and his sister from Mitchell visited Mrs Margaret Howard Friday. Fred Long traveled to Walnut Saturday. Mrs Smith of Indianola visited H P Smith’s home Sunday. Addie Halney of Avoca stayed with cousin Mrs Will Winters Saturday-Sunday. Mrs Graham and Mrs Hill attended graduation in Atlantic. Mrs Graham’s daughter was in the class. Levi Johnson and family moved Thursday to Touloine property. Rev Butterfeld and bride returned Friday evening. Miss Grace Tratlor returned Saturday from Ames after college.
The twelfth biennial conference of the Federation of Women’s clubs began in Chicago with Miss Jane t Addaatia speaking on Women’s Clubs and Public Policies. Activities include education topics, vocational training, social hygiene, and citizenship preparation led by Mrs. Bla Flagg Young and Mrs. O Shepard Barnum. Key talks cover peace, world progress of women, and Friday evening sessions.
Summer demand grows for larger hats with medium sizes. White hemp hats in dress sailor shapes lead the season, offered in round or square crowns and various brim styles. Mrs M Langdon and J A Giffen advertise new styles and spring furniture with praise for quality and price.
Books binding and making discussed as delegates of the International Brotherhood of Bookbinders opened a ten day convention in Denver Colorado. The session launches with trade talks and committee appointments.
In Washington on June 10 Senators Culberson of Texas and Kenyon of Iowa celebrated their birthdays alongside Dr. Frederick A Cook Carl Hagenback and David Jayne s Hill. In Denver a bronze tablet marking Michigan s first capitol building was unveiled by Mrs Judge Grant of Detroit with Governor Ferris accepting for the state as the Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society wrapped its fortieth convention.
Local residents and families share visits and chores across Bear Grove and Lewis. The week includes rain brightening the scene, with several households hosting friends and relatives, hog markets, painting, plowing help, and improving health of a patient homeward bound. Plus a land listing pitch from Atlantic Realty and a local dentist ad.
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