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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
4
The Chicago market reports open high low and close figures for wheat and hogs cattle and sheep with receipts and price ranges. Grain and livestock notes show July and Sept contracts and nearby quotes with mixed activity and steady to weaker tendencies.
Mr and Mrs J E Fay of Lewis visit Atlantic today Arl Wial is back after tonsillitis Mrs P G Frellinger of Wiolo shopped in the city Charmberlaing Tablets Lewis the Drugeist Harry Cavenaugh and wife return from California trip Mr E Bradley went to Oakland on business S Martin and wife of 1002 East Nut Street welcome a baby girl Miks Stammer of Casey visits Mr and Mrs John El Gilet W M Gilpatrick of Anita attends city business The infant daughter of J C Wheatley and wife had surgery at the Atlantic hospital Saturday and is reported doing nicely
Dr Heaton of Wiota is at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs with a nervous breakdown. Mrs Rex Powell and children of Vinton visit her parents H C Gillett and wife. Mrs Jacob Swin and Mrs Emelia Collatz returned home yesterday from Anita after visiting the Termer daughters. Mrs Richard Woodrum of York Neb arrived last evening to visit Mr and Mrs Hew Strittmatter west of Atlantic.
John Pugh Rock Island roadmaster suffered a broken forearm Saturday when disembarking a work train at Shelby. Other notices mention visitors arriving for a family reunion, paint work on city mail boxes, and local greetings from Des Moines to Joliet.
Relatives in the city learn of a newborn son born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Worth of Chicago. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Strittmatter near Morton welcome a baby boy born Saturday evening.
Storms raging across central Kansas and into northern and eastern Oklahoma caused widespread crop and property damage. The disturbance tracked between Wichita Kansas and Tulsa Oklahoma, injuring fields and structures and prompting reports of damaged farms and outbuildings.
A report on William Jennings Bryan resigning as secretary of state and turning to public speaking. It notes his potential to fund peace propaganda, the pen over the sword, and opinions on his earnings from Chautauqua tours and lyceums. It discusses his platform power and likely high income from lectures.
The widow of John Jacob Astor, Madeleine Force Astor, is reported engaged to Clarence Hungerford Mackay, heir to the Mackay fortune. If wed, she would gain control of a sizable Astor trust while Mackay’s wealth adds to a high-profile union amid Titanic era tales.
The Anes extension department informs O. W. Peterson that a farmers tour is likely to be run in the county next year. Peterson will discuss the plan with the department immediately to secure the tour for the county.
The school board has men at work painting the old high school building red to conform to the color of the new portion. The flue in the old portion of the building will also be renewed.
Griswold beat Red Oak 7 to 0 at Crystal Lake grounds near Lewis before a 140 person crowd. Howard Marshall of Terra Haute infield action is sidelined two weeks with a sprained knee. J W Laurenson receives a 30 45 draft from Woodman Accident Association for fall disability related to Green Day Lumber Co fire.
Auto owners are invited to the White Pole Garage for around the clock service. The ad emphasizes constant availability and work on cars any hour, with a sign-off by 1 Art Kewley and the tag Serves you right.
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