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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
2
In Massena and Anita towns, civic pride shines as excursion visitors are warmly welcomed and streets swept for a good impression. The piece notes Chautauqua August 1, Ringling Circus August 10, and Massena fair dates, while discussing Roosevelt Hadley faction shifts and the Iowa delegate vote indicating tense national party alignments.
Editorial note emphasizes Cass county towns and Atlantic as county hub, urging unity and continued progress. Encourages readers to attend Mrs Pearl Hitton Shrader’s recital at the M C P concert Tuesday night.
An advertisement urges every family to provide Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting its frequent summer need. It emphasizes affordability at a quarter and availability from all dealers.
FRANK G ANDERSON in the News Telegraph announces a barn dance Saturday night June 29 at 5 percent miles northwest of Atlantic. Ad seeks attendees and results information.
The Atlantic excursionists received hearty greetings in Audubon Hamlin Extra Brayton and Lorah as the band and quartet entertained. Mayor Rasmussen and Chas Chase spoke of mutual interests, while locals organized dinners and sewed rosettes. The day ended with a homeward six o'clock arrival and praise for organizer Chas Bradley.
O H Williams of Chicago died at Atlantic Hospital Thursday evening of partial paralysis and age related troubles. He will be buried in Chicago after a short visit to here. Born June 10 1840 in Randolph Vermont he was 72 years 10 days old and served as quartermaster sergeant in New York Volunteer Cavalry. He belonged to Columbia Post G A R and Masonic orders. Services were held at Giffen parlors then train to Chicago for Mt Hope cemetery.
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