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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
2
Page urges Adel residents to join the River to River picnic and support booster movements. It stresses city pride, improving voter registration, and paying fair wages for rural carriers. Fears implications of out-of-town marriages while praising Elihu Root and President Wilson and urging social engagement for progress.
The city and county jointly cinder Olive street road north of the city. Cinders from the electric light plant are being used. The city plans more cinders as soon as available and the county will engage once the city part is completed.
Dr. T. B. Morris of this city sold 420 acres in Clarke county to Dr. Don ovan of Iowa City through F. P. Dilger the well known real estate hustler. Morris praises Dilger's ability and advantageous sale terms.
Watch Your Children Often children do not let parents know they are constipated. They fear some thing distasteful. They will like Rexall Orderlies a mild laxative that tastes like sugar. Sold only by us Moore Drug Co.
The Krittenbrink family, active in Cass County and Atlantic, now controls Franklin County Bank of Hildreth Nebraska. George Krittenbrink, a German businessman, holds the controlling stake and aims to push the bank forward in a strong farming community. The bank’s latest government report shows it sound and paying with resources over $150,000. Helft spark plugs and Dr W C Heers appear in local notices alongside business ads.
First class household furniture to be sold to highest bidder without reserve at 511 dHmrSt on Saturday at 3 pm. Sharp. Items include solid oak dining set with six chairs, five extra rockers, a buffet, library table, writing desk, iron bed, two stands, a pedestal and more. Everything good as new. Ars. H. FE. Draeger Ras Lang, Auct.
Notify A. F. Perkins or call Green 402 about rooms for visiting carriers attending the Iowa Rural Letter Carriers Meeting in Atlantic this July. Lodging is 50 cents per night per carrier with possible double occupancy. Also see Mrs. Dodge in Griswold for latest millinery at southwest Main Street.
Peter Nuss of Sutton Nebraska praises his daughter Opal Nuss who graduates this year as the class leader at the Sutton High School. Opal is the youngest member of the class by over a year, according to the Lewis Standard.
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