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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
4
Noble township residents and neighbors travel between Griswold Atlantic Council Bluffs Omaha Red Oak Audubon and Linden for business visits family gatherings and reunions. People include J C Forsyte Link Goodwin C C Smith A J Lipp Ruth Lipp W S Adams J W Daily John Milne Carl Wyman Orvil Smith P C Pasmore Annie Gills and Emery Burener with trips to Ottumwa Linden Des Moines and Jeff erson.
A program at the Opera House features musical imitations and child impersonations with violin and banjo solos. It promises a final chance to see this classy act. Also on the bill Bad ge of Policeman O Roon a two reel drama about Walter O Roon and Jack Remsen in Cuba ending with a romantic career in New York. The Angel of Death screens as a sobering sermon on life and fate with visions of hardship and resignation.
One act vaudeville and four best reels pictures headline a bill touring Iowa this week. The seven performers present a minstrelsy styled routine featuring glamorous girls as part of a big stage program enhanced by live acts and cinema reels.
Mixpress baggage and freight transferred to all parts of the city. AH calls answered promptly. Phone 299 or residence Black 390. Headquarters Budd's restaurant. D. J. McMPNAMIN. Notice. Building material yards at Second and Walnut streets. A line of everything first close at reasonable prices. Kimballton Const Co Atlantic Iowa.
Public notice item lists owners Chase E P Chase and R K A Chase of Atlantic Iowa and Whitney Loan Trust Co as major holders for the Atlantic News Telegraph. Includes circulation figure 3126. Also records executor appointment for Rudolf M Westphalen with L W Nilds named executor and date June 12 1913.
Market summary shows hog receipts around 11 000 at Chicago with prices from 8 50 to 8 80 and cattle receipts about 200 and weak sheep at Chicago and 12 000 direct to packers. South Omaha hog receipts about 100 and cattle 100 with similar price ranges and mixed demand. a Philothea social announced for Monday June 30 on the M E church lawn. card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Herman Poch and family for support after bereavement.
Sunday services announce regular morning worship with the pastor preaching on The Birthday of a Nation. Sunday school and vesper services follow, plus a spray bath promotion and discussions of bath and massage sprays. Other local business notices include Moore Drag Co and merchant tailor Emery Burgner relocating to a new upstairs shop.
Two first Newport policewomen, Miss Minnie Smith and Miss Janet Buchanan, were assigned to beach patrols at Newport to give special attention to women in distress. They wore blue uniforms with sailor hats and carried whistles and mesh bags, drawing crowds as a male officer followed for protection.
A roundup of Griswold residents and visitors. A. W. Wyman left Tuesday for Letcher 8 D on business. Mrs. Pearl Currier and daughter Kate Hoepner of Kewanee NL visited Griswold relatives. Perry Daugherty and wife returned from Wayne Neb to reside here. Filo Colburn returned from a business trip. Mrs. McKinley came home after weeks with her son in Clinton. Wm. Forsyth visited Atlantic. Mildred Roush of Lewis visited her sister Mrs. Ernest Buckman. Thos Clark from south of town went to Red Oak. Leola Smith returned from Des Moines after a wedding. Dr. Kenneth Murchison of Hamburg visited Griswold. plans Scotland trip with parents and Christina in July. Ed Golay of Bridgewater visited his mother J. W. Brown. J. W. Knight of Red Oak stayed several days and sold corn. Ross Lantis is ill with liver trouble. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Edwards left for Colfax for rheumatism baths. Mrs. Mack Van Brocklin and children left for Pawnee City Neb. G. L. Edwards of Cumberland visited W. L. Edwards. C. L. Ausnier of Danville Ill visited W. P. Willoughby northeast of town.
K C Haines of Marbury Alabama credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing his household of colds and whooping cough. He emphasizes its effectiveness for children, lack of narcotics, and pleasant taste, noting it as essential in every home. Sold by all dealers.
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