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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented clipping mentions advertising rates and quotes praising a father figure Speaker Champ Clark. It discusses the value of advertising by merchants, public notice concepts, and a local street road condition note about the Lewis road hills after city outskirts.
A real estate ad lists 300 farms with varied sizes and prices from 75 to 165 per acre. Highlights include Beneca lake views, multiple orchards, 12 room homes, and modern barns. Seller offers DWASY terms with one third down and balance up to ten years at 4 1/2 and 5 percent. Emphasizes proximity to markets and strong fruit potential in western New York.
The News-Telegraph notes the Panama exposition coverage and ad reach for Atlantic merchants while lamenting the reckless plowing of roads that wrecks travel plans for the season.
The item lists sales extending pianos at reduced prices from a delayed shipment and announces ongoing bargains. Also advertised are cash for cream, lawn display of fireworks, fresh eggs for trade, and a note from Christensen Bros. about Emery Burger’s tailor shop moving to a new building. A water notice from Atlantic Water Works assigns hose-use hours and warns of service discontinuation for nonpayment.
Washington June 24 Democratic senators opposed to free sugar began a final effort to alter the schedule before the tariff bill goes to general debate. Western and Louisiana senators gearing up for a fierce contest against a provision backed by President Wilson that would make sugar duty free in 1916. Senators Shafroth Colorado and Walsh Montana lead the challenge as internecine party tariff struggle opens. only Thornton and Ransdell of Louisiana might be released from the binding resolution. Democratic committee names Representative Doremus Michigan as chairman.
Howard Hart, 22, farm hand, was arrested by Sheriff Edgar in Marshalltown Iowa on a charge connected to an alleged attack on Mary Stuart, 18, who was found unconscious after a drive with Hart. Mrs Stuart's daughter remains in serious condition at home nine miles south of Marshalltown.
Express and freight services moved to all city areas with prompt AM calls. Phone access listed as 29¢ or residence at Black 390. Headquarters at Budd's restaurant. D. J. McMNAMIN.
Notice urges readers to visit Kimballton Co in Atlantic Iowa for first class building materials at reasonable prices ahead of the Fourth celebration. It promotes shopping now so buyers can enjoy the holiday and mentions NEBE'S Scientific Shoe Fitters and a closing remark about the Fourth.
A newly enacted law strictens carrying and sale of concealed weapons. It bans concealed dirks daggers swords pistols revolvers pocket billy and other weapons for most people, with permits limited to peace officers and certain on duty workers. It requires permits and records of sales and revocations, and outlines penalties for violations.
Bring your clothes to the Park Pantitorium to be cleaned and pressed. Also try one of our five cent shoe shines. C. H. Williams, proprietor.
A regional ad touts hammocks promising at least a ten degree cooling effect. The offer highlights pricing and brand claims by seller Fred Alexander.
Advertises the Green Bay Lumber Co coal offering with claims of reliable quality. Mentions a Fourth of July refrain and a promotional line aimed at consumers seeking durable footwear and comfort during daily wear.
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