Seed Co Ad Promotes Clover Timothy and Alfalfa
An agricultural seed notice markets clover Timothy and alfalfa by price. Call C. E. Malone Seed Co. for details and ordering.
21 Mar 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1916
Page
1
An agricultural seed notice markets clover Timothy and alfalfa by price. Call C. E. Malone Seed Co. for details and ordering.
Public sale notice states an auction at the seller’s residence located 3 miles west and 2 miles south of Cumberland starting at 12 o'clock. Text lacks date and item list.
Public auction listing includes 6 head of horses 12 to 16 years old plus a cow and farm machinery such as a grain seeder Rock Island disc and a McCormick binder. Also sells 40 acres of land in Bear Grove township northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 6 with payment terms. Free lunch at 11:30. Cash preferred under 10 dollars. other sums on credit with 11 month notes at 8 percent.
Iowa Club Women outline plans to organize High School Extension Clubs for girls and young married women, using public school domestic science rooms and instructors to teach home economics. Storm Lake forms a 20 member club meeting weekly to cook and learn table service, with support from county schools and the Smith Lever fund for night classes. Peace committee promotes studies and loaned materials. leaders in Cedar Rapids and Davenport coordinate statewide programs. Music clubs in Webster City and Atlantic organize concerts and community singing with proceeds aiding charitable efforts. Bloomfield civic league expands, funds a park fountain, hosts flower festival, fights rats and flies, and sponsors birdhouse prizes for youth.
Old rose taffeta gown forms a delicate skirt silhouette with a bouffant effect. Pink net bodies and shoulder straps are held by small clusters in a valley motif, while a crushed girdle adds texture. The piece is noted for its simple yet piquant charm.
Victoria B C Edward P Price undertook a 3400 mile cross country tramp from Chicago to San Francisco on foot with a donkey named Bunny and a collie Prince. The journey began in midsummer 1914 as a wager and relied on guns, fishing tackle, show-house hospitality, and no money. Bunny carried the provisions and gear totaling about 100 pounds, while Price faced taunts from friends and proved endurance through a tenderfoot start to a marked test of stamina.
In White Plains six pastors from Congregational, Baptist and Protestant churches exchanged pulpits by drawing sealed envelopes from a box. Names of the churches were hidden until envelopes were opened days later. Notable exchanges included Ridge Street Congregational and First Baptist, with others involving Memorial M B Church and St Paul’s M B Church.
Farm Yoana advertises loan options at 5 percent, 5 1⁄2 percent, and 6 percent. It invites readers to visit Wood & Savery successors to John H. Wood in Atlantic Iowa and mentions Dr A Ke Williams dentist Fal ton vallding Fifth and Chestnut as a point of contact.
London officials extend wartime rules to include baby carriages as vehicles under anti Zeppelin darkness orders. Prams must display a white light at the front and a red light at the rear after dark.
Personal testimony from Annie Baughman of Barberton Ohio claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root cured her bladder trouble after two weeks of unsuccessful medical treatment. She details recovery over seven bottles and six years of health with no further medicine, dated December 19, 1914 with notary W A Morton attesting.
A letter to De Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York invites readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. The Atlantic Daily News Telegraph is mentioned and ads note 50 cent and one dollar bottles for drugstores.
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