01 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
1
A product named Corns Peel Right Of With Gotsht is sold in Atlantic and recommended by Lewis the Druggist.
Notice to qualified electors of the Independent School District of Atlantic County Case Iowa. Annual meeting at City Hall Atlantic on the second Monday in March 1917 at 9 a.m. and closing at 4 p.m. Two directors will be elected for three-year terms to succeed J A Marshall and C E Cole. Dated Atlantic February 28 1917. D O Hertert secretary.
Fair Warning announces Saturday is the final day of a sale offering Challenge and Defender flour. Lay in a year’s supply or risk higher costs as wheat trends upward. The notice cautions prices will not fall soon.
Advert reads for sale four old Trusty incubators described as GB earth units. Agent seeks buyers in this paper.
Patrick J. Quigley, 80, longtime publisher of the Telegraph Herald, died in Dubuque. A 70-year resident, he led the paper since 1881 and contributed to public welfare. Recently he donated $5,000 in preferred stock to eight Dubuque institutions.
New lights at Oransky's Gransky Store showcase the Daylight Globe, a blueish lamp that renders merchandise in natural color. The glow enhances delicate hues and is being adopted by many large department stores nationwide.
A social dance is held this evening at Kaplan hall as management aims for a high class event. It features the largest dance floor in the region and music by Schiappacasse's orchestra, promising an enjoyable evening for attendees.
Mayor D. Hunt resigns his office and Merle Terhune, manager of the Green Bay Limber Co., is chosen by the council to fill the unexpired term. Hunt plans to move to his father's farm north of the city at week’s end.
Poem portrays a wounded veteran returning from war with severe injuries yet finds pride in sacrifice. Narration contrasts hero worship with personal suffering and societal ambivalence as veterans face stigma and enduring hardship after battle. Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
Nebraska marks its fiftieth birthday as it became a state on March 4 1867 after years as a territory since 1854. Congressional battles over admission and suffrage led to vetoes and overrides before the capital moved from Omaha to Lincoln in 1867.
For sale select lots at South and Pine offered by owner M Botrne. Terms described as easy with a right price. Call Whitney Bank for details.
Wom 0. B Relyes, new secretary of the Independent Commercial Club, arrived from Omala and will start duties today. Dr H. H. Williams, dentist, is located in Faleton Building at 5th and Cheatant. Trys want ad in this paper.
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