Bees and visits fill Lorah area in late June news
Ernest Odem and T. H. Wajy sought two bee hives near Anton Richter while Mrs. Richter hired a swarm. Local residents report new porches, new cars, and routines of daily business from Atlantic to Brayton. Neighbors recounted gatherings, farm work, and plans for threshing outfits as community life continues.
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Loram
Ernest Odem
T. H. Wajy
Anton Richter
Thurslay
Uwag
F Leek
C.W. McCaustland
Atlantic
Ernc Kelley
C. B. Hansen
Atlatic
Lee McAnich
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Our Village
Messia, Chase and Chapman
Sarah
Hynest Odem
Gates
George Sebaen
Co. T. Leigan
Stennett
Albrah
T. H. Waly
T. H. Wair
Odem
Walt
C. I. Hansen
Sands
Thomas Green
Brayton
O. W. Anderson
T. H. Waitr
George Iibsen
Alford Nelson
Des Moines
Alford
Walter Nelson
P. R. Lowers
R. H. Linfor
Atlantic Realty Co Offers Land Trade for City Property
The News Telegraph notes Atlantic Realty Co advertises land trade deals and buyer opportunities for city property, inviting readers to explore selling or acquiring parcels through their services.
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Atlantc Realty OO
HL & Ratfenborg
Noble Township News Grist of Griswold and area events
June notes from Noble Township report Griswold visitors and farm work. Local families dine together, corn shelled for shipments to Lyman and Atlantic, and a rain boosts crops. A wedding near Sumner, Indiana unites Rothe and Miss Pitz, with reception in Atlantic and post mash home near Lyman.
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Noble
D. Funk Jana Frank Knoke
Griswold
Art Warner
Cumberland
Frank Keuster
Wolfenhaus
William Keuster
Lothman Bros
G. F
J. M. Franks
James
Frank Smith
Bosek Bros
Charles Sunderman
William Debus
Lyman
Edwin Miller
iCrystal Lake
John Sunderman
William Rathcamp
William Eppelsheimer
Frank Knoke
Pinoseck
Carl Dunmire
Filldale
Lester Ackerman
I. H. Pelzer
Kate Boos
Paulne
Charlotte Brown
Bear Grove
Mark Funk
Atlantic
J. M. Frank
Beulah Weaver
Laura Epplesheimer
Werner Miller
William Schrader
Henry Schaft
Andrew Rothe
Helen
Susanna Pitz
Sumner
Hilman
Gust Rothe
Gottfried Pitz
High
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Haven
Mrs. Rothe
Wubbard
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Heal Rheumatism Pain
An old advertisement urges readers to take Foley Kidney Pills to treat rheumatism and related pains. It promises to restore kidney health, reduce swelling and stiffness, and restore activity quickly. The ad directs purchases via druggists and an ordered supply from Wilken Monument Works in Atlantic, Iowa.
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All Druggista
Trust solution urged by university figure in credit men meeting
President Charles R Van Hise urged preserving competition while allowing concentration to gain efficiency and preventing monopoly. He proposed interstate and state trade commissions to regulate public interests, with approved cooperation freed from attack, thereby transforming the Sherman act into a guiding framework rather than a weapon.
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Jome
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
National Association of Credit Men
van Hise
Unites
U States
New York
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pure Food Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Co
Interstate Trade Commission
Citrolax advertisement claims fast relief for constipation
An advertisement praises Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation, sour stomach, and lazy liver. It promises prompt, painless flushing with a lemonade-like taste and claims to be the most satisfactory laxative, available at all druggists.
Coming of the White War Hats Demand Rises This Summer
With summer days, demand grows for larger hats in medium sizes. White hemp hats in dress sailor styles lead fashion, offered in round and square crowns with straight, drooping, and flaring brims. Mrs M Langdonstl, News Telegraph want ads for results.
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Mra. M. Langdonstl
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