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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
4
The page lists Bogreen Bros Plumbers offering plumbing and auto repairs, Wissler Worth heating, Purcell's Jewelry watch advice, Schneider Electrician Claude Williams, Kimbalsten Construction, Christensen Bros clothing and home goods, Racins Shirt Company, Bradley & Vrooman paint guarantee, Park Auditorium dry cleaning, furniture from J & B, Butler Grocery and Barnes’s store promoting spring stock and services.
Washington June 27 Attorney General MacReynolds holds back on announcing possible criminal prosecutions in New Haven affairs and faults Norris statements about immunity and hostility to the Interstate Commerce Commission investigation Mellen faces indictment in federal court connected to New Haven dealings immunity questions linger and were not discussed here.
At the Atlantic City meeting of the American Medical association resolutions urged federal care and control of leprosy disease eradication of child labor and improved mill supply. Dr William A Pusey presented on dermatology noting leprosy exists in parts of the country rising and lepers face inhuman treatment while traveling interstate exposing the public to contagion. Dr Henry B Favillox urged curbs on child labor adopted without dissent. Dr L Duncan Bulkley claimed cancers rise from overeating meats and alcohol and coffee and urged a vegetarian diet for extinction prospects.
Butte Montana June 27 Governor Stewart requests federal troops be moved from Fort Vancouver to Fort Missoula to be within striking distance as miner factions clash again. The action, expected in some circles, follows two weeks of serious disturbances.
Florence South Dakota woman describes severe monthly pains and distress. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained full function and work ability. The ad touts the product as a long standing standard remedy for female illnesses and invites confidential inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Constitutionalist leaders in Washington reject reports Zapata will ally with Huerta against the United States. They describe Zapata as a consistent rebel seeking land reform, with a brutal yet capable leadership. The piece notes his base in Morelos, his past, and his influence over followers amid reports of his aims and methods.
Des Moines council plans a bridge over Great Western tracks and Coon river, using city funds and seeking partial railroad reimbursement despite the state railway commission ruling against it. Convicts to work outside prison on roads and local projects are to be deployed, with crews drawn from Anamosa and Mort Madison. Sportsmen push for state game law revisions to match federal standards. Ernest Goss, former Cedar Rapids contractor, arrested in Denver for forging checks. A Burlington crossing collision seriously injures the Morris family near Cornell Bluffs. Robbers steal about 50 cents in small change from Shambaugh Savings Bank. C. S. Cooter to contest Mulvaney’s Seventh District Democratic nomination. Yeomen national meeting draws over a thousand in Des Moines. Automobile agent Louis K. Cowley of Cedar Rapids fatally injured in a crash. Rev. John J. Wright named superintendent of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh in all stages a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Internal remedy targets blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failed case and invite testimonials from FP J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Included are testimonials and a suggestion to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Schedule snippet shows trains with numerous misread times and branch names Griswold and Audubon. Entries list eastbound and local services with inconsistent times, including Sunday departures and mid afternoon arrivals, reflecting a partial timetable extraction.
Trains No 1 2 3 4 listed with departure and arrival times at Atlantic Ar Four Mile Switch Markers Galion Lyman Grant Morton Mills Sciola Tenville Villisca and Ar Villisca Ly with notes that No 1 2 3 4 run daily except Sunday and No 5 6 Sunday only and warnings about road-crossing stops, signal requirements, and livestock handling rights.
CHAS A GRUBB attorney at law specializes in abstracts and real estate matters. Offices near Fourth and Chestnut in Wood & Savery building. W SAVERY attorney abstracter handles conveyances. D C HERBERT abstracts of title and loans at Sixth and Chestnut. S A NOYER chiropractors advertise in Onera House Block with office and residence phone numbers.
DeWitt M Manning is a licensed embalmer and funeral director affiliated with J A Giffen Furniture Bugs and Undertaking in Atlantic. Phone numbers listed include Day 1969 and Night Black 277 Red 19.
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