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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
3
A mixed listing from Fulton to Atlantic highlights doctors lawyers and Dentists including Dr C G Clark eye ear nose surgeon and U S Mullins etc. Also notes on rail time cards for Griswold branch Audubon branch and schedules with local train times and service details. The page promotes local services and printing by News Telegraph and includes ads for real estate and farm loans.
Auction notice for Baslang describing sales in Cass and adjoining counties. Headquarters listed as Walter J Pellet office in National Bank Building. Public sale details appear in a local telegraph notice. Continuous line indicates multiple informal references and venue in a bank building.
An old newspaper snippet includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a one hundred dollar reward for cures and a testimonial from the National Bank of Commerce Toledo declaring F J Cheney trustworthy. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken orally and 75 cents per bottle, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Also notes subscriptions for The Iowa Homestead farm paper at 3.30 per year.
The News Telegraph notes a stock of embossed stationery and correspondence cards with gold embossing. Boxes with envelopes priced at 60 cents and stationery sets with envelopes also 60 cents, described as the nicest goods seen and cheap at the price.
At Ascot England June 20 a man with a red flag and a revolver attempted to stop the lead horse Tracery during the Ascot gold cup causing a crash. He was struck by the horse and later died from a skull fracture. Jockey Whalley survived the fall. King George and Queen Mary witnessed the incident.
National Press Association of America closes its twenty eighth annual convention electing officers J Clyde Oswald president George E Hosmer vice president George Schlosser secretary and W R Hodges treasurer The meeting favored Houston for next gathering
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