Cotton Frocks of Charming Character Cre ated
A brief note notes fashion items described as cotton frocks with charming character cre ated along lines. The text includes numeric-like figures 45.415 to 413.00, but no clear date or full details.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
3
A brief note notes fashion items described as cotton frocks with charming character cre ated along lines. The text includes numeric-like figures 45.415 to 413.00, but no clear date or full details.
A brief item notes price trends for undergarments and gowns. Envelope chemise and petticoats show modest increases, crepe gowns and brassieres listed with similar upticks. No dates or named entities provided.
Massena and surrounding area report various travels and visits. Paul Wilson visits Greenfield with Aden Hosselt and Mrs Chas Wilson. I D Cornett visits Atlantic. Mrs Johnson and two children visit relatives including I L Langworthy and Mrs Johnson. Belle Downey of Mitchellville also present. Andrew Shriner considers future plans as he moves within town. W W Slocum and wife report time in Long Beach California. Velma Marlowe turned thirteen with a surprise party from friends yesterday. the piece notes a lively gathering.
Miss Blanche Prather and Karl Shuemaker, Wiota, married at Storm Lake in June. Bride, longtime Wiota telephone office worker, and groom, son of B E Shellmaker, are newlyweds. The couple kept the event secret until today and receive congratulations from friends.
E C Mills and wife traveled to Wredania Kansas for the funeral of Herbert Mills who died in a farm accident near Spvine Rock Arkansas. An express train struck a tractor as men moved it, killing his companion instantly and mortally injuring Herbert. Funeral services were held in Wredania.
June 29 report from Pleasant township in Gristwood Iowa notes dairy cows undergoing tuberculosis testing. Farmers report some cows failing and being culled or treated, with concerns about herd health and costs. Strong entities include Pleasant township and Iowa, with reference to tuberculosis testing procedures and farmer responses. Great care urged in handling herd health and financial impact for local dairy operations.
Griswold Ind June 20 The Griswold American reports the Haworth bridge north of town has reopened to the public after essential repairs. The structure had been closed to travel while work was completed.
Griswold Iowa June 29 Mrs 3 V Carlton living west of Griswold received word of the death of her sister Mrs Mariah Thurlow at Creston. Carlton had recently returned from weeks at her sister’s bedside and left for Creston on receipt of the news.
J W J Coen manager of the Parmers' Elevator with his family visits Parnell until after the Fourth of July. Mrs John Gradt travels to Ferris for a family visit.
A late New Orleans States excerpt reflects on Solomon's warning against disrespecting parents and notes a decay metaphor. The archaic phrasing frames a critique of moral decline, pairing biblical allusion with a modern-sounding lament. The piece blends reverence and critique in compact prose.
June 29 Milford Mail report from Wiota Indiana details a serious accident north of town. A sixteen year old son of Frank Mailander and wife, driving a cultivator with a team, was struck by a runaway team driven by a hired man named Rector. The collision caused the horses to bolt and trample the boy, who sustained several broken ribs and other injuries. His condition is described as quite bad.
Elmer Bierbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bierbaum east of Griswold, narrowly escaped severe injury while adjusting a threshing machine tractor. A wrench slipped, the motor tightened, and a hinge failed, pinning his legs briefly. He was rushed to a physician, bruised but not seriously hurt and intends to avoid similar danger.
Special report with Julia M. Grace formerly of the city and Chance of Redfield married last evening at the Ridley home in Dexter La. The Werle girl is now Mrs. Grace of Dexter while the groom is the son of Mr M. Chance of Redfield. Mrs. Rae has been teaching at the Redfield school.
Mrs Beebe remains at her bedside in Des Moines following a serious operation reported by the Word. Family members Bert and Cath, with others from this place, have traveled to Des Moines in response to word from their father.
Sac City Iowa visitor Spe d a few weeks with the Taylor and Calhoun families. Mrs Rosa Carr from Atlantic cares for Beebe daughter. Kellogg returns from Davenport trip by car. Lahman family heads to western Colorado. Brown aunt to Behr. Beebe relatives in town. Des Moines trip to visit ill mother.
Special to the News Telegraph Miss Ruth Camp, News Telegraph correspondent at Lewis, is home from a vacation spent in the northern part of the state. W. D. Woodward and wife have gone to Spencer with granddaughter Wanda Conley visiting them. A. J. Beebe and wife drove to Des Moines to visit Mr Beebe's mother in the hospital.
Margar Cullen and wife near Cumberland welcomed an eight and a half pound boy. Lesa Liderman, visiting, had tonsils removed by a local physician. Wilmer Whitmatt returns from Clarinda with his sister Joshe, who was committed to the State hospital there.
Charles Brown of Cumberland has purchased a half interest in Gardinier general state here, signaling a business change in the local market as of June 29. The deal involves the Gardinier operation and reflects Brown’s expanded role in the area's business scene.
P C McCarthy a former Elliott newspaper publisher now in the insurance business will relocate his residence to Red Oak. The move follows years of local publishing and business activity in the region.
Miss Sarah Jane Brown of Anita and Ora Buckner of Massena were married at Greenfield. They will make their home on a farm owned by the groom south of Anita.
Fragmentary OCR note advertises watermelons and ordering with presh car Juat. Mentions Wilken Monument and Malone Seed Co Works. Includes odd pricing and packaging details in unclear phrasing.
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