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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
2
Coming events list Parker Showe June 10 to 16 Sociability Run June 17 19 and 21 Chautauqua Assembly August 1 to 9 Ringling Circus August 10 Cass County Fair September 9 11 12 13 Old Settlers Picnic June 13 Firemen Tournament July 3 4.
A harsh political critique attacks Roosevelt and allies, labeling them hypocritical and power hungry. It accuses them of Wall Street ties, plan to seize government, and propagating fake virtue while rallying against lawful order.
The Inter Ocean editorial denounces a political figure as a liar and hypocrite, accusing him of hypocrisy, bribery, and sedition in the name of peace. It contrasts him with constitutional principles while praising opponents and urging future vigilance to ensure honest governance. The Massena Echo cites D P Hogan on senatorial defeat and reflections on campaigning and service.
The Massena Eho shows Hon. D. P. Hogan behaving as a good loser after the primary. He remains a hustler in the best sense and will continue to work toward the town’s best interests.
Tomorrow at the ball park the Greys meet the fast DeSoto team in what promises to be the season’s best game. DeSoto fans from Anita anticipate strong support as Jake White pitches for Greys against a formidable Desoto lineup. Winnifred Cornell leaves for Des Moines to enter Drake University for the summer term.
The forecast for Iowa calls for showers tonight with clouds Sunday and cooler conditions in the southwest portions. Temperatures will ease from today’s highs as unsettled air moves through the state.
State Bee Inspector Frank C. Pellet t reports foul brood in thirty two of Iowa count ies wiping out local beekeeping in places. He says two men in the field all summer are needed to inspect affected areas. Ames College could help by offering bee culture instruction and extension support to boost production and pollination benefits.
The Cass county Normal Institute convenes at the High School next Monday at 7 30 am with 15 teachers enrolled and an expected total of around 175. County Superintendent Mrs Johnson states many will attend summer school, and high grade commencements are planned for rural graduates at Presbyterian church June 25. Lectures by Frank C Pellett and A E B Kepford are open to the public with other sessions announced.
Chas E. Bradley leads excursions with Co B Clovis and H M Boorman overseeing daily programs. A twelve piece band and male quartet provide music as about 40 cars carry 170 travelers to Lewis Griswold Carson Oakland Hancock Avoca Walnut and Maine with meals at Carson and Oakland. Depart 8:00 each day from Club rooms. attendees urged to arrive by 7:30 and bring club badges. Business owners urged to join and sponsor.
The Atlantic Commercial Club underlines its role in local business life as noonday lunches draw interest from sister clubs. The Extra Club, via H. Rattenborg, seeks to attend a future luncheon to “sit over the salt,” and awaits a cordial invitation from the Atlantic Club secretary.
A report claiming a cyclone hit Audubon is deemed greatly exaggerated. The area did see heavy rain and strong wind, but the storm did not reach cyclone proportions as circulated.
SEEN AND HEARD. Ed Egan was today appointed administrator of the estate of the late Chas. B. Began. A note case in Justice Pressnall's court ended in favor of W. J. Pellett against H. J. Salisbury. Heavy rain yesterday totaled 0.44 inch in a brief shower with small hail. Danish Brotherhood and German Aid Society plan picnics tomorrow at Hammond's grove west of town.
Germany Lutheran church announces annual mission festival with Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Special sermon by Rev Jaebker of Clarinda at 10:30 a m. An afternoon service at 2:30 p m features Rev Deletzke of Adair county. Epworth League at 7 led by Verna Jobes and Cecil Barber. Baptism of children offered in morning. Children’s Day program listed with songs recitations and readings.
Henry D Holliday of Massena visits the city on business and calls at the News Telegraph office. He recalls the Holliday family settling in 1868 and notes land values rising from two dollars an acre to 150 200 an acre as Atlantic grows into a thriving western Iowa town. He expresses pride in the county and interest in its advancement.
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