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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
4
The high class musical novelty act Shipley and Adamson perform at the Opera House with character singing, cello and violin solos, saxophone numbers, and the world’s largest saxophone, plus a Saturday matinee for encore.
A two reel program shows Fortune's Pet a lavish drama about a rich youth who bets he can rise from nothing to $10,000 in a year. He falls for a wealthy heiress, wins her by boat race, exposes crooks, and marries her. Also The Spring in the Desert western drama and The Jealousy of Jane Imp comedy. Saturday matinee features vaudeville and four reels. Casad Irwin & Casad headline Monday.
Dr B A Stockdale of the Dilea Building Des Moines Iowa invites all with chronic illnesses to call for a thorough examination. He specializes in stomach liver bowels kidneys indigestion dyspepsia constipation diabetes heart and nerve troubles rheumatoid chronic catarrh and other chronic diseases. He claims a treatment system that can cure many cases deemed incurable and will tell patients candidly if a cure is not possible. Free opinions and advice are offered with an option to request an examination form by mail.
A list of Sunday services from multiple denominations. Danish Lutheran led by Pastor Petersen at 10:30 a.m. United Presbyterian holds Sabbath school at 10 and services morning and evening with a Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. Christian Science meets at 11 a.m. German Evangelical at 10:30 a.m. St John Lith Noble two has no service as announced. Church of Christ conducts Bible school at 10 a.m., morning service at 11 a.m., Endeavor at 7 p.m., and evening service at 8 p.m., ahead of union meetings.
The German Lutheran pastor away next Sunday means no morning service, with an optional German evening service weather permitting. Other churches list morning worship at 10:49 with Rev. C. C. Smith, Epworth League events, and a Presbyterian service with Children’s Day offerings. A public notice warns youths aged 17 to 22 about harassing street behavior, promising jail and fines for violators.
Information filed by Edward Wagner town marshal Massey alleging inebriety. Bauman appeared in person and by counsel Willard and Willard demanded a jury trial. Trial postponed to September term. He was released on bond with promise to reform and abstain from intoxicants.
Mrs. J. A. Shrock entertained at Jards this afternoon honoring Mrs. 8. G. Hunter from Des Moines. Three tables played cards and a two course luncheon was served.
Local residents prepared for Banner Day exercises at the church on Sunday June 15 while a string of daily tasks and visits occurred. A large family reunion at the Hansen home enjoyed by about thirty, with Miss Tina Anderson aiding with a near accident, and multiple residents traveling, visiting, and tending farms and roads in the Atlantic area.
Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee report major rewrite of the Underwood tariff bill. Changes reduce many schedules and add to the free list while boosting revenue by about 9 million annually. Bananas removed from free list taxed 5 cents per bunch, and fortifying brandies taxed more. Senator Kern calls for a caucus to finalize before senate debate.
Chicago and South Omaha markets show hogs cattle sheep with receipts ranging from 800 to 13,000 and prices mixed to steady. Hogs top near 8.82 and 8.60, cattle and calves move within 3.80 to 9.50, sheep and lambs mixed, with regional variations. News brief also notes a homicide mob incident and the death of Dubuque’s oldest resident Mary Turner.
An advertisement asserts a physician endorsed freckles removal prescription using ethine, with a money back guarantee if it fails. It claims rapid improvement and vanishing lighter freckles after first applications and urges asking the druggist for double strength ethine.
Rev. and Mrs. Beckhart hosted a June chicken pie, strawberry and cream dinner for ministers and their families from area churches. Car transportation was provided by several men, and an after dinner program featured toastmaster Rev. H. W. McDade and talks by Rev. Ritchie, Rev. M. Stahl, Rev. John C. Giffen, and Rev. W. S. Hall on friendship, ministry memories, and fraternity among church folk.
A brief notice from D. J. McMPNAMIN at Budd's restaurant announces that Alexander's Express baggage and freight are transferred to all parts of the city. Calls answered promptly at phone 280 or residence Black 390.
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