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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
Miss Ruth Wilkin returns from Town City as Irma Duff goes home to Clive. Isabelle Hatfield visits Ottumwa, J. Hill on business in Des Moines, and many residents travel between Anita, Massena, Atlantic, and neighboring towns. Old soldiers reunion dates set for August. Community events feature church missions, a Keystone Park picnic, and visits to relatives in Stuart and Moritzhuma.
Mrs Ernest Wade and son were passengers for Adair Saturday. Mrs 4 B Maxwell returned to Ames after a week with Anita friends. Mrs Wolf Lewis of Norwalk visits near Anita. Pat Hadley was in Walnut Saturday. Mrs Ernest Wolfe of Inna Falls visited her parents P W Anderson and wife. Hynn Robison came from Des Moines to visit her father. Mrs Spence Sr went to Atlantic Friday to visit Frank Spence and family. Ed Richardson of Cumberland visited Mrs Frank Carter Sr. Lillie Dittman came from Adair Friday to see her sister Mrs J W Macklin. Hayes Kelley on business trip. W S James visited with his wife and sister Edna Worthing. Chestnut of Shelby visited Mrs Carrie Reynolds and Anita friends. Mrs N L Eby and James Trumbull from Adair visited sick-list member L B Tromindl. Mr and Mrs Raurick of Sarah were guests of T T Saunders and wife over Sunday. Ruth and Janice Cooper traveled as passengers.
An Adrian Michigan woman describes severe fatigue and weakness from female ailments. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months she regained strength and could work again, echoing a common testimonial urging other women to seek the remedy from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts.
Atlantic Saturday visitors include Winchell and two Coffeyville guests, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Burns, and many locals traveling to nearby towns. Numerous trips to Des Moines, Winterset, Brayton, Cedar Rapids, Omaha, and Massena noted. Weddings, church visits, and a planned reception for Rev Swick mark community activity.
The News Telegraph thanks readers who have paid and asks others with overdue subscriptions to bring or send in payment. It urges checking the mailing tag to confirm arrears and assist the newspaper’s efforts to clear the list.
A M Boorman advertises probate services with wills and estates handled in all courts. He promotes the Atlantic Commercial Club free employment bureau and notes applications on file. It mentions Green Bay Lumber Co and a phone number 476.
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