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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
4
Central Iowa Creamery Co sets a four cent premium per five gallon barrel for sweet cream of best quality handled at the cream plant. The notice specifies delivery only at the plant and references the company name and location 622.
A wedding occurred June 20 at the Danish Lutheran church Elk Horn uniting Miss Margaret Anderson and Mr Jacob Jacobsen. Rev C C Kloth officiated as guests praised the couple and two flower girls Prancia Nissen and Clara Andersen led the procession. The couple will reside on a farm south of Elk Horn with a reception for relatives and friends. Fireworks and ice cream specials follow as local merchants note summer offerings.
Sioux City beat Des Moines eight to two while St Joseph defeated Wichita seven to five Omaha shut out Joplin three to zero with Lincoln rain postponement. American League standings show Chicago leading with 40 wins and 21 losses followed by Boston and New York. Yesterday’s results include Detroit nine to three over Chicago and Washington three to two over Boston. National League standings list New York atop with 21 losses, Chicago and St Louis also in contention. Yesterday’s games featured Brooklyn over Boston six to one and Pittsburgh over Cincinnati five to three.
A terse note suggests a professional will provide more thorough and careful care when needed. It emphasizes attentive service during a period when foot discomfort is a concern. The snippet implies availability for detailed assessment and remedy.
Nebe's notice states Camp Fire Girls hold a National Tea at Dorothy Goft's home at 1011 Poplar on Friday afternoon. A good program is promised and attendance is encouraged with everyone invited.
An eczema patient describes years of itching and a scalp rash disrupting sleep. After trying many remedies with little relief, use of Cuticura Soap Oil and Ointment, plus Cuticura Zap sample, led to healing and improved condition.
A list of registered voters and officials for Lincoln Townships includes Aldrich Clair E. and many others. The roster features numerous surnames such as Aupperle, Bartley, Ball, Butterfield, Cassill, Emry, FishHer, Gabr, Highley, Joy, Kopp, Luman, Maas, Mehlmann, Orvis, Pederson, Reeves, Rhoades, Scholl, Shellmaker, Soper, Trimmer, Ware, Welch, Whitmore, Wilson, and more. This compiled registration appears to enumerate residents and associated individuals for civic purposes.
Time proven remedy for colic and diarrhea praised for reliability after forty years of use. Millions of bottles sold and trusted by generations for fast relief and dependable results.
Local residents of McKenzie North Carolina and nearby Thias, a town of about four hundred, report copies of a newspaper showing a total Red Cross subscription of 2047 dollars. The figure is noted as substantial for a community of that size.
Mrs P Frasier of East St Louis Ma says Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and biliousness are unequaled. She notes many of her fellow women praise them highly. Ask your grocer for Butter-Kint Bread and Triumph Pill for regularity. avoid drug stores.
Dr. J Campbell notes a letter from H K Myers son of the late J A B Myers of Lewis. Myers serves with the government engineers in the Third Reserve Engineers and reports troops ready to entrain from Chicago for the European front. Myers is remembered locally for halved and conducted a bowling alley in the city. Also advertisement for Butter-Kist bread at Beener’s Bakery and Non-Slip Type-1 writer paper offered at the News-Telegraph office.
Advertising blurbs promote Wireworks at Franks Drug Co and a 75 cent per box typewriter panel set of 500 sheets in two sizes. Also touts Butter-Kist bread at Beener's Bakery and Typawriter paper in two formats at 76 cents per 500 sheets. praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Ed Whatt of Rangely Maine.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's ointment as a great help for rheumatism and pain relief. It claims the benefit is worth many times its cost and notes the product is obtainable everywhere through grocers. Also mentions Butter-Kint Bread and new hammocks from Fred Alexander's with prices.
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