29 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
1
A garbled list shows multiple December dates with scattered years and month names, including December 3 10 22 2 3 11 19 15 16 17 18 20 and January 28 9 23 January 20 June 21, lacking clear context or events. The text reads as an OCR fragment of scheduling or notices with inconsistent formatting and missing subjects.
A break-in at the J. M. & E. E. Grace slaughterhouse northeast of Anita caused property damage estimated between 50 and 75 dollars. Meat locks scattered, tools broken, rope cut, and an iron kettle damaged amid unclear motive. A clue was left that could implicate someone, urging prompt action before it’s too late.
Dr Tartman of Columbus urges climate as the true disease trigger, warning that weather shifts cause colds and illnesses. He promotes tip to stay well with vigorous health and Peruna, urging parents to keep the remedy handy for children and winter use. Also notes local news on liquor cases, editor Roy A. Stacey, and former residents in Canada with farm and weather updates.
Suffering from bleeding itching or protruding piles? Send your address to learn how to self cure at home with a new absorption treatment. Free sample offered with no payment required. Write today to Mr Susuers Bos FP Notre Dame Tol.
James Christiansen a Danish farmhand in northwest of Coon Rapids fired a revolver at his head after being rebuffed by a young daughter of the Wisner family. The act left only a flesh wound. He was treated by a local doctor and kept under sheriff custody before being taken by a brother from Audubon county. The girl was not responsible for the upset. He is 24 and regarded as sensible except in matters of love.
In Chicago Illinois a railroad bulletin cites fashion as a cause of minor train accidents. August saw forty four incidents, September forty two, and October fifty two as women struggle in close fitting dresses. The note highlights safety risks tied to Hobble skirts and high heels.
Boggess Brothers Plumbing Steam and Hot Water Heating promotes services in Fulton with Dr J T Ralston dentist in the Fulton Building contact Green 58 for inquiries and appointments.
Wallace Mitchell, a boy near Hecla, won with an acre yielding 73.44 bushels at 8.95 cents a pound, netting 101.15 dollars after expenses. More than 1000 boys entered statewide, with 14 counties represented and judging by yield profit and crop story.
In the Arnett potato contest led by Arthur Arnett of Aberdeen, A P Cuykendall won first prize with 204 bushels per acre at $17.50 cost and $74.30 profit. Olaf Kangon of Huffton placed second with 185 bushels and $73.85 net profit. Chardt Wiedenheft of McIntosh was second in a separate crop contest with 75.86 score and 40 percent yield.
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