Jones the Grocer Sells Goods From Market's Best
Jones the Grocer stocks shelves with top market goods and offers solid value. Customers are encouraged to trade there for reliable quality.
03 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
1
Jones the Grocer stocks shelves with top market goods and offers solid value. Customers are encouraged to trade there for reliable quality.
Washington reports the Democratic tariff revision bill likely to reach President Wilson for signature tonight after a 36 to 17 Senate vote on the conference report. LaFollette and Poindexter supported the measure, while Ransdell and Thornton opposed. The cotton futures tax plan was rejected, leaving futures taxation out of the bill. The House prepared to recede from its amendments, allowing final action and swift enactment. The Treasury readied to enforce the new duties the day after signing, with millions of bonds to be released for distribution.
Public sale listing farm animals, equipment, hay, grain, and tools with details on horses, cattle, machinery, and implements. Auction to start Oct 8 at 10 am with terms: cash or bankable note, discounts for cash, no prior removal, bicycle monetary references noted. Auctioneers Barber & Clark. Newton, Clerk.
In Seattle on October 3 a dozen men and six women jailed for contempt were released following a consultation among superior court judges. Attorney Thorwald Siegfried was asked to seek a writ of procedure. Glenn Hover and G H Hodgson, both connected with anti injunction protests, were released on own recognizance. Judge Humphries angrily condemned the judges’ actions while the courtroom overflowed with a hostile, cheering crowd.
The American legation reports an American child was killed at Tsaoyang as Chinese brigands maltreat other foreigners. J. Paul Jameron, Shanghai vice consul general, warns the Chinese government may fail to secure releases of American and Norwegian missionaries, suggesting ransom as the only hope to save those held.
Hinghaw Mass Oct 3 The mysterious death of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton at his Assinippi home seven months ago prompted another session of the secret inquest. High witnesses were heard, most neighbors of the Eatons, and the evidence suggests Mrs Jennie M Eaton widow of the admiral may be tried Oct 14 for alleged poisoning.
The ith annual meeting of the state association of police chiefs convened in Council Bluffs. Chief Froom urged more working funds for police week and the group backed stricter laws, including a felony for carrying concealed weapons with permits. Juvenile reform plans from Waterloo and calls to hold parents accountable for misbehavior were debated, with emphasis on improving child conduct.
Delegates from Council Bluffs Iowa elected J W Scott of Manchester as president J P Statter Sioux City second vice president S K Hazlett Oelwein and C H Stange Ames re elected secretary treasurer H L Stewart Chariton joined the executive committee Discussions centered on hog cholera swine plague and farm stock care Dr Gibson state veterinarian urged quarantine as the sure prevention while vaccination was supported by Dr Strange of Ames lab but with strict quarantine urged for infected herds
Centerville reports a group of six local real estate men strained to sell a rich Indiana farmer a large Appanoose county farm. The man allegedly used the lure to secure meals and lodging as he traveled with his wife delaying settlement, having previously run a similar ruse in Unionville Missouri. Meanwhile in New York a mystery surrounds Hermann Oelrichs a Columbia law student and Lucille Singleton after a car incident that left injuries unclear and sparked a magistrate hearing next Tuesday.
A letter from New York attorney Hugh J. O’Brien threatens impeachment if Judge Smith McPherson does not order B C Loomis to turn over 572 58 to the trustee in the Sidney company bankruptcy. The judge says he will consider the money order in court, but impeachment claims lack sway. The report also notes gun license fee discussions and upcoming suits by Polk supervisors seeking sums for care of elderly and an inmate.
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