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26 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
1
Rates listed for one year by carrier eight hundred dollars and six months twenty six cents. Additional option shows one year by mall at three dollars.
A 1917 poem by Walt Mason uses satirical verse to urge restraint and oppose hatred as war rages. It mocks Kaiser Bill and Hindenburg while calling for calm, no vengeance, and a future without domination or royal pomp. The piece reflects antiwar sentiment and light political satire from the era.
The column recalls events from 35 years ago in Atlantic Iowa including a wedding at the M B church in Wiota with Rev Campbell officiating. It notes storm damage from yesterday with lightning striking trees and stock, announces Col Paul Vandervoort elected G A R commander in the United States, and lists local political and church news with names and locations such as Union township candidates, Anita corner stone ceremony, and visits by Miss Kate Scott Griswold to Atlantic.
June 26 1902 society items note Miss Dayie Burke hosting young ladies for Miss Ann Moberly of Newton. Locust and Ninth Streets hosts Miss Mayme Porterfield’s eight girl house party. Chas Olson and Dora Neely wed at South Walnut Street home. Rev G M Hughes officiates. Mabel Hartshorn and William Buckley marry at Clarence Hartshorn’s home. Rev E S Hill presides. Bruce Wallace, diplomat son of T R Wallace, to study in Germany. life of Atlantic National Bank extended 20 years. Frei Powell joins J H Johnson store. Rev Hughes and family depart for Casey Epworth League meeting. Miss Fannie Brown and Chas Cannon wed in Omaha.
Western League standings and results include Des Moines Lincoln Omaha Sioux City Joplin Denver St Joseph Wichita with yesterday's scores Des Moines 24 Lincoln 3 Sioux City 4 Omaha 1 and Joplin 14 Wichita 8. American League shows Chicago Boston New York Detroit Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia Washington and daily results. National League lists Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh and scores.
A brittle OCR fragment highlights offers from Central Town Creamery Co for premium sweet cream payment and daily delivery. Nearby, Wood & Savery advertise farm loans at 6 percent. Also mention of a Rexas store balloon gift and medical ad promising cures without operation.
The Washington forecast notes a disruptive cross continent disturbance June 26 to 30, a warm wave June 26 to 29, and a coal wave June 28 to July 2. It links planetary positions April 25 to June 10 to rising rain and longer wet spells, with the Moon controlling moisture and drought via atmospheric effects.
The bulletin predicts a warm wave reaching Vancouver by June 29 with rising Pacific slope temperatures, followed by a storm wave and a dangerous July storm central to farming relief from drought. A persistent high pressure off the mid Atlantic could intensify East of the Rockies, shaping crops and risk as storms duel with drought through July.
A jumble of 1920s ads and lines featuring Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for backache and nervousness. Also notes on Ziggett’s orangeade, a Rexall store balloons, a new Buick Six for Linke and Kreamer Taxi, fireworks at Franks Drug Co, and green lumber offerings. Includes quick livery service claims and Chestnut Street advertisers.
The notice advertises variety paper goods priced per dozen or per hundred, with plates, dishes, napkins, spoons, and covers. It lists vendors Henshaw and Martin and mentions promotional free balloons at Rexall Store plus flags. Local merchants and travelers are noted, including Wolf Bros Tents and Atlantic business reps.
Mrs A T Erickson and family express thanks for flowers and support during illness at Jones hospital. Also thanks for care received from staff. Gustaf Johnson and children acknowledge sympathy in the death of husband and father. Fireworks at Franks Drug Co. Williams, Dentist, Pal tin Building Fifth and Chestnut streets Pad.
A reunion of part of the Hutton family was held Sunday at the home of Fred Herbert and wife in this city. Relatives arrived by auto and enjoyed a pleasant time. Attending were W. J. Hutton and wife with two daughters Mary and Nellie, Miss Lewis Bilon, Forshay and wife with Ralph Forshay, their son Royce, Dr. and Mrs. Adair of Anita, Mrs Herman Gotch of Whin, and Mrs. J. W. Hutton with AY Pragent ving wt Anita.
Had pleasant time with relatives in Corning as Chas A Day met a slater he hadn’t seen in forty two years. Slater was en route from Everett Washington to Chicago and stopped to visit Corning kin. Phone listed for contact.
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