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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
2
Advertising flap cites gates made known on application and provides business office and newsroom telephone numbers. The readable fragment lists two phone lines and mentions communication to inquire about ads and notices.
The notice lists Parker Shows from June 10 to 16, Sociability Run on June 17 19 and 21 4, Chautauqua Assembly on August 1, Ringling Circus on August 10, Cass County Fair September 9 11 12 and 13, and Old Settlers Firemen's Tournament July 3 4. The fragmentary text preserves event names and dates for preorder scheduling.
A Nebraska Republican leader argues the national convention may end under the direct primary but cautions that the party still needs a strong, deliberating organization. He contends conventions will persist only if substantial leaders attend under the primary system, otherwise they risk shrinking into mere messenger roles.
Chicago stock and grain listings show hog receipts at 15 000 with prices from 7.30 to 7.72 for various qualities, cattle receipts 2 000 with bids from 4.65 to 9.40, and sheep receipts 18 000 with lambs and yearlings trading between 4.50 and 8.30. Estimated tomorrow volumes: hogs 34 000, cattle 16 000, sheep 195 000.
South Omaha on June 11 reports hog receipts at 19,800 with bulk steady to slower, prices from 7.25 to 7.60, cattle receipts 2,400 with demand strong to 10 higher and cattle prices from 4.00 to 9.00, calves to 8.75, and sheep receipts 7,000 with steady to unevenly lower figures from 3.00 to 7.80, lambs at 6.25 to 7.80.
The Case County Old Settlers Association picnic will be held Thursday at the fair grounds with good music speaking and a pleasant gathering promised. Members must have lived in the county at least twenty five years to join. the board of supervisors adjourned after a short session and the primary vote canvass was completed today.
Meteorologists predict unsettled conditions over Iowa with showers tonight and fair weather returning by Wednesday. Patchy cloud cover and light winds are expected statewide, with temperatures typical for the season across major towns and cities.
When this contrast is applied to a suit that has passed through our hands the difference is immediately seen. The mussed suit becomes a new stylish shape and every spot and stain disappears as if by magic. The magic is our superior cleaning and pressing facilities in the modern way.
Hedges Bros. All-To-Date Pantitorium reports Mrs R J Hedges and daughter Miss Genevieve left for Denver to spend the summer after departing the city last Saturday. E M Willard attends the Masonic grand lodge meeting in Burlington as part of a key committee. A C Fouts of the Gillette store travels to Dexter for several days. Luther and Edmund Fritz of Adair County visit their brother J L Fritz.
Miss Anna Henderson will marry Chester F. Seyhert on June 26 at her parents home five miles east of the city. Henderson, a longtime Woita and city school employee, is described as accomplished with many friends. Seyhert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Seyhert, resides five miles west. The couple will live on a farm near the city.
A. G. Beech and clerks move stock to the north room of the Odd Fellows Building and expect to open tomorrow. The repapered and painted space promises a strong stock to serve patrons. Demolition will start soon on the old Beech site to make way for a new Gillette store and Atlantic tenancy in the building.
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