Hughes Favored Over Wilson in Progressive Split
In a primary style statement the author backs Hughes over Wilson, argues against a third ticket, and urges progressives to unite for the nation’s welfare. He contends German-American support for Hughes matters little to his future conduct and calls for cool, single minded service to the country. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a stomach aid priced at a quarter.
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Wilson
Hughes
Progressive Party
United States
No Orders Yet for Iowa Troops to Move
United Press dispatch from Des Moines reports Iowa artillery from river towns arrived, engineers from Iowa City are enroute, and mobilization should finish by night. Mustering progresses rapidly, but no orders for border movement have been received. Growing Girls Mary Jane strap pumps priced at 1.95 at Cat Price Shoe Store.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa Artillery
Iowa City
Growing Girls
Mary’ Jane
Cat Price Shoe Store
Atlantic Industries in City Business Series Begins
This paper starts a feature series on Atlantic City industries and business concerns. Profiles will cover what local businessmen are doing, ongoing improvements and expansions, and the scope of various lines of work. Readership gains insight as information is gathered across industries.
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Atlantic
Mrs Mary Lynch Dies at 66 Northwest of Atlantic
Mrs Mary Ellenor Lynch age 66 died at her home northwest of Atlantic at 10 last evening after about four months illness. She leaves four children three of whom died in infancy The living are Laura McIntyre San Bernardino California Susie Sandberg Atlantic and Bud Basil Lynch Atlantic Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm at Route 3 home Rev B F Hall Christian church will preside and burial will be in Atlantic cemetery.
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Mary Ellenor Lynch
Atlantic
Laura McIntyre
San Bernardino
Calif
Susie Sandberg
Bud
Basil Lynch
B. F. Hall
The
Christian Church
Atlantic Cemetery
Dan Auxier Will Admitted To Probate In Cumberland
The will of the late Dan Auxier was admitted to probate today by Judge Rockatallow in Cumberland probate court on the testimony of witnesses John W. Reed and Fred Pringey. Arita Viola Auxier, widow, named executrix without bonds per the will provisions. For foot comfort. See GRANVILLE BROS.
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Dan Auxier
Rockatallow
John W. Reed
Fred Pringey
Cumberland
Arita Viola Auxier
Eaxecutrix
Dr Scholl Foot Eaters at Cut Price Shoe Store
A compact classified notice advertises Dr Scholl Foot Eaters priced at 1.50 dollars at the Cut Price Shoe Store with a brief sale line indicating bargain footwear and discount pricing.
A tidy pitcher causes a cubs misunderstanding
Years ago a Cub pitcher was called a tidy pitcher and took offense. A committee confronted a writer over the term. The writer misheard jiddy as tidy and clarified that it meant neat or try. The misunderstanding prompted no lasting action.
Pfeffer Aims to Match Alexander as Dodgers Pitcher
Brooklyn right hander Ed Pfeffer seeks a pennant run akin to Grover Cleveland Alexander. Robinson lauds Pfeffer as a premier NL pitcher, with 19 wins and 14 losses last season and a 2.09 earned run average. Standing 6 feet 3 inches and 210 pounds, the 27 year old from Champaign, Illinois, already outpaced Alexander Mamaux and others in 1919.
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Brooklyn
Gaya Hh
Alexander
Ed Pfeffer
Dodgers
Grover Cleveland
Alex the Great
Philadelphia
Pfeffer
Mamaux
Anderson
Wilbert Robinson
Walter Johnson
Mamoux
Toney
Champaign
Colonel Hoadley Called to Report for Duty
Chase W Hoadley husband of Amy Dallas Hoadley received a call to report to Deg Moines and left a warning to join the troops. He was a National Guard officer and reserve corps member and did not know which unit he would join. He is a junior law student at the State University of Iowa and colonel of the cadet regiment. His late wife will remain with her father during his absence.
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Chase W. Hoadley
Amy Dallas-Hoadley
Deg Moines
Worning
Alexander Dallas
National Guard
Officers Reserve Corps
State University of Iowa
Hold Weekly Luncheon at Commercial Club Adopts Brief Session
The Commercial club weekly luncheon met with about twenty attendees today. No speakers were on the program and the gathering adjourned early to welcome the Elk Horn boosters. A stray line promotes Selz Walking Fast ads for tired feet.
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Commercial Club
Elk Horn
Roosevelt Accepts Invitation To Dine With Hughes
New York June 27 Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to dine with Hughes here tomorrow night. There will be no other guests.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Cias
Hughes
Ackerman Joins Nebraska Signal Corps for Mexico Trip
Lloyd Ackerman son of Mr and Mrs J F Ackerman 605 West Sixth street heads to Mexico with a Nebraska National Guard signal corps unit after recent service in Omaha. The notice confirms his departure today with the company.
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Lloyd Ackerman
Mra. J. F. Ackerman
West Sixth Street
Mexico
Signal Corps
Nebraska National Guard
Omaha
Party Honors Miss Dutcher As Atlantic Farewell Nears
Miss Rachel Dallas entertained at a slumber party last evening in honor of Miss Flora Dutcher who is soon to leave Atlantic. Present were guests Miss Leila Durr Miss Faith Bigelow Miss Hops Bigelow and Mrs. Chase W Hoadley.
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Dutcher
Rachel Dallas
Flora Dutcher
Atlantic
Leila Durr
Faith and
Hops Bigelow
Chase W. Hoadley
Granville Bros. Shoe Store Ad Copy Listing
An old local ad notes Granville Bros promoting good shoes at CUT PRICE SHOE STORE, proclaiming itself the original cash shoe store. The fragment hints at a bargain retail message typical of early 20th century ads.
Atlantic City Quietly Emerges as Building Boom
Approximately 186 thousand dollars of buildings are under construction in Atlantic this year. The lineup includes four public or semi public structures and a business block along with thirteen new residences. Notable projects are the Naples hotel by M C Cardio, a city hall and jail, an Atlantic hospital addition, and a hotel expansion by George F Lang, all funded locally. New residences include cottages on East Fourth Street and Maple Street, a Linn Street two story, and several La Vista Place homes, with foundations and framing underway or complete.
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Atlantic
Naples
M. C.sn Ardio
Chestnut Street
George F. Lang
City Hall
Shranger & Johnson
Walnut Street
Cardio Hotel
Atlantic Hotel
East Fifth Street
Atlantic Hospital
M. C. Cardio
Third
Chestnut Streets
City of
Fourth
Walnut Streets
New Atlantic Hospital
Atlantic Hospitali Association
Fifth and
Oak Strets
Shrauger
Cardio
Maple Streets
Wilson Harris
Linn Street
R. RK. Bell
la Vista Place
Ben Gross
Ed Eustis
Atlantic Rifle Club Qualification Shoot At The Range
Members who have not shot their qualification course are urged to be present as the Atlantic Rifle Club sets a morning marking session beginning at 8 30. Paul Gillespie serves as contact for details.
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Atlantic Rifle’ Club
Yankees Spend Big On Fledgling Lefties In Trade Window
East Coast clubs snap up players from the Federal League and minor leagues as New York Yankees executives announce a string of acquisitions. Nick Cullop cost 15000 dollars after strong showings with Cleveland and the Fed. Jon Gedden fetched 5000 and impressed in the Coast League. Russell from Richmond 5000, Mogridge from Des Moines 6000, Markin and Al Walters from Waco 5000, Alexander from Kansas City 2000, Gilhooley from the International League 3000.
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Nick Cullop
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Jon Gededn
Feds
Macon
Donovan
York
Gilhooley
Odd Play Sparks Davenport Gate Motive Debate
An off play described as a Davenport gate incident recently surfaced in a motine. The incomplete report notes an oat, leaving readers unsure of the exact action or outcome.
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Davenport Gate
Notice to Stock Men Promotes Columbian Stock Powders
A notice from BH McFarland at Market Mercantile Store promotes Columbian Stock Powders as a top stock conditioner. The ad urges buyers to check Shoes and other items at Cut Price Shoe Store. It also mentions construction and cash transactions, with various local business references and partial contact details.
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E. McFarland
Market Mercantile Store
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Detroit
Atlantic Automobile Co
Atlantic, Iowa
Iowa
Dodge
Atlantic Industries
News-Telegraph Wij
Mary Lynch
Granville Bros
American Press Association
Hoadley
T.R
Feelie
Victor Records
July Records
Origial Cash Shoe Store
CUT Price Shoe Store
Paul Gillespie
Tullop
Kimballton. Construction Co
CUE Price Shoe Store
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