22 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
1
A jagged OCR string shows scattered December dates and fragments such as Dec 2 Dec 8 Dec 10 Dec 11 Dec 16 17 Dec 18 20 and later entries. It resembles a brittle calendar or schedule noting several days but lacks full context or events.
A Boston paper highlights vice conditions in San Francisco ahead of a world’s fair. It warns of shipments of young girls to vice dens, urges California and national women to use suffrage to curb trafficking, and calls on all women to educate others about this peril.
Mrs. M. L. Langdon promotes a display of hats in Atlantic Iowa. She emphasizes quality and affordability, inviting customers to visit and view the millinery selection and models that blend wholesome taste with style.
B F Miles, president of Browning Engineering in Cleveland, testifying for the defense in the government suit to dissolve United States Steel, called U S Steel a godsend to small steel buyers and said it is not monopolistic or harmful to other manufacturers. He cited pre merger conditions as harsher under Carnegie’s tactics and claimed prices and service improved since formation. The Cushing Machine & Auto Co offers repairs and welding for autos with free expert advice and long-lasting service when maintained.
The pamphlet argues early Peruna use prevents coughs, but stopping a cough before expectoration is complete can cause harm. It notes irritable larynx cases may need local treatment and urges readers to request the Ills of Life from the Peruna Company. The remedy claims a long standing reputation and promotes Peruna tablets as an alternative.
Des Moines reports Dr J I Gibson state veterinarian defends hog cholera serum after Dr E F Lowry challenges its effectiveness. Cites Scott county tests showing varying mortality reductions across farming methods and timely treatment. Notes Dallas county results and asserts verifiable farmer records. Includes local business notices and ads interwoven in the text.
The Waterloo Times-Tribune reports the formation of the Davis Land and Townsite Company in Waterloo with offices at 410 Marsh Place. Officers are Dr. P. F. Porterfield president W. M. Franklin vice president John Feathershire secretary treasurer and F. J. Davis general manager. The firm is capitalized at 25000 with properties including the Riehl homestead and Clover Heights Urbana. Davis, formerly with Elk Run and a Kansas City land dealer, has overseen major townsite sales and a total of 1.5 million dollars in transactions.
Elvin LaRue, born July 27, 1849 in Newark New Jersey, died November 14 at a Council Bluffs hospital after a long illness. He settled in Durant Ja and later Big Grove now Oakland Ia, married Mary S Reed in 1876, and spent his final years with adopted daughter Nora M. Pritchett in Ericson Neb. Funeral services were held at Oakland M E church led by Rev. M R Talley. He leaves a wife and many friends.
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