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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1912

Page

7

Robert Phelps Home for Vacation Returns to City

Robert Phelps, son of Mrs. R. G. Phelps and a law student at Chicago University, is home for vacation and will stay several months. He has one year left to finish his course and is doing well. Also noted: Kimballton Construction Co. hollow clay blocks and Dr. H K Williams, dentist, over Alexander's store.

Chicago University Robert Phelps R. G. Phelps Robert The Kimballton. Construction CO

Brown Grocery moves to new location with millinery to follow

The Brown Grocery Company has moved into a new premises formerly housing the Gillette store. Mrs Langdon's millinery will occupy the former Brown store room, moving there a week from Friday.

Brown Grocery Company Gillette Brown

Money Contingency Clouds A N S Rail Road Sale

The Atlantic Northern and Southern railroad sale faces delay as a Shaw syndicate seeks $400,000. Judge Arthur ordered readvertisement if funds are not paid by Wednesday. Receivers and creditors push to extend bidding until July 8 amid uncertain deals and new bids.

Shaw Adams Kieran Harlan Attorney Follett Arthur Hess Atlantic Northern & Southern Railroad Shaw Syndicate W. A Follett Atlantic Kimballton Elk Horn Atlantic Road P. J. Kieran New York London News-Telegraph Shaw Company

Local Man Returns with Imperial Auto from South Dakota

L. P. Bigelow arrived Saturday from South Dakota with an Imperial car. He plans to place it for hire. Contact Black 461 for results and arrangement.

L. P. Bigelow South Dakota Imperial Auto

Shower for Miss Webber in Green White Theme

Miss Norah Webber was guest of honor at a china shower hosted by Miss Wilma Crouch on Hazel street. About thirty five guests enjoyed a bespoke gift presentation via a watering pot shower and two course refreshments. Miss Grace Trailer of Maine attended. Webber will marry June 26 to Mr Harry Lloyd.

Norah Webber Wilma Crouch Hazel Street Grace Trailer Maine Miss Webber Harry Lloyd

Horses for Sale and Local Notices at Crystal Lake

Two 2 year old colts one good mare with spring colt and one standard bred mare registered for sale. Also a summer kitchen cabinet Calorie stove and sanitary refrigerator offered by Fen's plus a dance at Crystal Lake and a mayoral fireworks permit notice.

Act Quick Chas E. Bradley Opera House McDougall Fen’s

City Council May Hear Paving Estimates Tomorrow Night

The city council may meet tomorrow night to take up estimates for this year’s paving if ready. Engineer Mayne expects to have the figures by then, and if present with them, the meeting will proceed with the necessary preliminaries hastened. The notice also advertises Kimballton Construction Co for curb ing and culvert pipes.

Mayne

Lee Burton to Wed in Los Angeles July Sixteen

Scott Clark has received an invitation to the wedding of Lee C. Burton formerly of this city to Miss Jimmie Lee Atkins on July 16 in Los Angeles. The ceremony will be at 2627 Barranca Street the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crotzer. Burton will become a Benedict and friends here send best wishes. Dr E B Wilcox will be in Atlantic at Dr Clark's office on Thursday evening June 27.

Scott Clark Lee C. Burton Los Angeles Jimmie Lee Atkins W. F. Crotzer Barranca’' Street Lee Benedict E. B. Wilcox Atlantic

Weather Crop Bulletin Des Moines Iowa June Report

The week began abnormally cool and cloudy with light scattered showers, then turned warmer and clearer but temperatures remained about 8 degrees below normal. Rainfall was well below average. previous rains kept ground in good condition. Corn growth is slow and uneven, with some fields newly sprouted and others knee high. Small grain is strong though rust and smut appear in some locales. Rye ripening in the south. overall small grain harvest about a week late. Bluegrass strong. timothy and clover variable. Potatoes promising. berries and cherries excellent but yields below normal. Plums much above normal. apples below average.

Des Moines

Local Theatre Note and Public Notices in News Telegraph

The issue notes the Majestic program listing a theater name corrected for tonight and a June 29 Barn Dance near Atlantia. It reports a Peoria Journal note on a $30,000 loan dispute in Tazewell and Pekin involving Central National Bank of Peoria, with injunction seeks and claims about a Chicago hospital value. Also mentions press installation starting tomorrow at News Telegraph and local events and ads for Calorie stoves and community notices.

Majestic News-Telegraph Peoria, Til, Journal Clarence Darnall F. C. Verry J. C. Britt Hittle Township Tazewell County E. F. Keichner Delavan Central National Bank of Peoria J. ©. Bruce Chicago J. H. McKinstry Joliet W. R. Curran Pekin

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