Reader Endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills
Atlantic citizen Mrs. I. S. Doran of 708 Palm Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with rapid relief from kidney pain sleep problems and fatigue after suffering from kidney complaint. She reiterates endorsement and notes continuing trust in the remedy sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Remember the name Dean's Kidney Pills.
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Atlantic
I. S. Doran
Palm Street
Doan
Moore Drug Co
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Adv
The Brilliant Stars of June Weather the Season
In June the planets align as morning stars while Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound claims to prevent colds and coughs. It pledges to head off bronchitis and pneumonia when used early, marketed as the genuine in a yellow package sold by druggists.
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Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
Ady
Monument Works Order Request for Wilkes Atlantic Iowa
A request to place a better work order with Wilkes Monument Works in Atlantic Iowa is noted. The message asks for improved placement of the order to secure better outcomes and service.
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Wilkes Monument Works
Atlantic
Lowa
State Highway Board Busy Across Iowa Work and Cooperation
Des Moines June 23. Statewide road advances under a new funding system praised for broad public use. Reports say road work is under way with growing local interest, while professional builders opposed but failed to derail reform. Also notes on solitary cells at Fort Madison, search for a war flag, surface land sale to the state, and upcoming Iowa Manufacturers’ convention.
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State of Iowa
Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Ames
State College
Iowa
State Board of Control
Fort Madison
Alonzo Abernathy
Ninth
Iowa Infantry
Phoebe Adams
Boeton
Pea Ridge
Adams
Abernathy
Hubbell
FP. M. Hubbell
Iowa State Manufacturers’ Association
Keokuk
Clarke
Mississippi River
Cooper
Wolff
4. G. Wolff
Avoca
C. L. Topliff
Decorah
State Board of Dental Examiners
Burlington
Burlington Railroad Company
Indianola
St. Joseph
Logan
Raines
Fred Stuve
Mason City
Albert
Qold Fellows’ Orphan’s Home
Wilson Talks to Congress Before Currency Legislation
President Wilson again addressed Congress urging quick currency reform. Secretary Bryan endorses the bill as a stable, bank friendly plan preserving government control and protecting the public. He states it offers relief to business through banks without sacrificing public safeguards and anticipates broad political support.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Chamber of the House
Wilson
Clark
Bryan
Glass and Owen
Congressional Banking and Currency Committees
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Board of Control
Treasury
Baltimore
Senate
House
Seven Die In Freight Train Wreck Near Clinton Iowa
Seven men were killed and another fatally injured when a Milwaukee freight train crashed head on into a gravel train on a hill between Delmar and Downs station. Both engines wrecked and twenty eight cars piled on the gravel train. Rescue crews worked six hours to reach the bodies. the victims were not identified and suspected to be homeless hitchhikers.
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Clinton
Milwaukee
Here
Delmar
Downs
Survey Boat Capsizes Near New Madrid
Nine members of a party of fourteen United States engineers and government employees were drowned when the survey boat Beaver capsized in a June storm near New Madrid Missouri. Drowned include chief engineer C B William Ben Mason J M McConnell captain Lamb pilot A D Coston engineer Harry Sherrell mate Phil Wray Freeman deckhand and two Redmen whose names are not known.
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New Madrid
United States
United States Survey
Beaver
William Ben
Mason
J. M. McConnell
Memphis
Lamb
A. D. Coston
Harry Sherrell
Cottonwood
Tenn
Phil Wray
Jackson, Tenn
Freeman
Redmen
Cornell seniors expelled for Greek ties in Mount Vernon
Five Cornell college seniors including Helen Hopkins and Edith Barr resign from Greek affiliations and receive diplomas amid a faculty stance. Four additional graduates refuse to sign a ban on fraternity pleasures, with Mount Vernon residents upset by the decision. A separate report from Marshalltown notes Earl Buhrow, rural mail carrier, dies after a motorcycle crash near Laurel and Gilman.
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Cedar Rapids
Helen Hopkins
Reseic Hedges
Mount Vernon
Blanche Fairbanks
Monticello
Edith Barr
Oskaloosa
Lil Nan Larson
Britt
Cornell College
Marshalltown
Laurel
Gilman
Earl Buhrow
Millionaire Alonzo Thompson Dies After Ghost Guidance
Denver report notes Alonzo Thompson aged eight on the fictive age of ninety five due to ghostly advice. The Missouri auditor resisted pneumonia and rib removal by faith in guides. His prophecy sparked a divorce from wife and plans for a fourth marriage as he faced death.
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Denver
Alonzo Thompson
Missouri
Mr. Thompson
How Many Cents to a Mile at Summit Church
In Summit New Jersey the St John's Evangelical Lutheran church youth group plans a fund raising stunt to raise a mile of cents for the church building fund. They estimate the number as 84 480 and will inform Summit once the sum reaches a mile in collected pennies.
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Church Society Haas
Summit
N. J
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Asgking
Notice to Contractors for City Water Works Bids
Sealed bids will be received by the City of Atlantic up to June 30 1912 at 8 pm for drilling casing and connecting six six inch wells to present suction lines of the water works per specifications. A certified check of 100 accompanies the bid. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. City Clerk T B Nichols. Also advertising local coal and Ford repair services at Green Bay Lumber Co and C Wiuff.
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Atlantic
City Water Works
Pany
T. B. Nichols
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Hedges Bros
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the Cleaners
Calumet Cafe
Ross Camblin
Prop
Ransomerian Business
Dhool
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State Highway Board
Constantinople
Visier
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Pras
Bry.i
Bryan O. K
Io Bill
Cornell
N. W. Deering & Son
Green Bay Lumber Co
Ford
C. Wiuff
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