25 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
1
Cincinnati defeated Kansas City 10 to 9 in the opening game of the Midwest polo championship series at Onwentsia Country Club Lake Forest Alabama. Barle W. Hopping scored the decisive goal in the final minute.
In Des Moines a federal court decree awards a widow 50000 dollars for land in Shelby county once optioned by Ernest rank se cured for 70 dollars an acre. The purchase will aid enlargement of the Capitol grounds in Des Moines. Earlier items note Rush Lake drainage debate and state land purchases for Capitol expansion. Seven Iowa veterans abandon Gettysburg trip. state to cover rail fares for under 300 men.
Des Moines reports a prolonged dry spell cut strawberry and cherry crops and affected pastures oats potatoes and garden crops. Late rains will aid growing crops. corn grows fast in heat. small grains stay clean. Acreage comparisons show oats 99 spring wheat 95 winter wheat 108 barley 93 rye 94 flax 93 tame hay 99 wild hay 97 alfalfa 110 pastures 99.
A vintage ad touts Calocide as a universal foot cure. Soak feet in a basin of warm water with two tablespoons of Calocide for 15 minutes, then rub sore areas. Promises quick relief and claims doctors used it. sold by druggists or wholesale houses, with a 25 cent package.
Red Wing Minnesota June 25 Indictments charging violation of the 2 cent passenger rate law were returned by the Goodhue county grand jury against railroads entering the county The roads named include the Chicago Great Western Chicago and Western and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul The indictments stem from action by Judge Albert Johnson of Goodhue county court about a month earlier.
Washington June 25 Paul D Cravath counsel for the Union Pacific conferred with Attorney General Mc Reynolds on dissolving the merger by exchanging 28 000 000 Southern Pacific stock for Baltimore and Ohio held by the Pennsylvania The attorney general has not yet approved but believes the move is a step in the right direction as it divorces Pennsylvania from Baltimore and Ohio Mr McReynolds will advise the U S court at St Paul before July 1 on his attitude The union pacifics plans for the remainder of its Southern Pacific holdings are opposed by the attorney general.
National League results show Brooklyn and New York finishing with minimal runs. St Louis and Chicago shut out in two games at their home sites. The Boston and Washington games feature tight totals with late-inning scoring. American and Nebraska leagues list multiple matchups with varied outcomes, including Des Moines, Omaha, and Hastings fixtures, plus interleague play and player pairings.
Washington June 25 The administration currency bill will be amended before action in either house. It will be introduced in both chambers in the form recently released by Representative Giase. Provisions for retiring national bank notes and refunding 2 per cent and 3 per cent issues will be restored with administration consent, addressing opposition over creating a new paper currency without withdrawing notes or protecting bond depreciation.
Eleven thousand garment workers struck across Cincinnati and suburbs including Mount Healthy Reading Newport Covington and Kentucky. Women demand a forty eight hour week while men seek fifty hours and a ten percent wage rise amid widespread shop and factory standstills.
Property owners are notified that state law on destroying noxious weeds will be enforced by Brighton Township Trustees. Landowners must cut weeds before seeding. if not, trustees will do so at the owner's expense. Dr J T Ralston, dentist, Fulton Building, phone Green 58.
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