11 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1916
Page
1
The fragment lists F Chase I P Chase and others as directors and stockholders editors and managers. Subscription states show rates for one year six months and other periods. The piece references office and news rooms and includes contact details incomplete.
A Chicago Tribune piece attacks Democratic campaign texts mislabeling them as dangerous quackery. It claims US interventions oversimplify Mexico policy, portraying repeated arms breaks as necessary for humanitarian aims and warning against political manipulation.
A brief notice states two weeks absence of Jack Matthews who will head Bill's Baggage and 3a8 wagons. For urgent orders contact headquarters at the j Restaurant or ROWE residence, promising prompt attention.
Mrs Ambrose Pellett has been ill for several days. W M Smiley ill for a couple of days at home. R A Berry confined at home with illness for a couple of days. Irvin Zeke Reid home from Chicago and other points. J A Stanard of Center Mo employed as printer in Atlantic News Telegraph. Harris of Harrisdale improving after six weeks illness. Frank Beeks sick at home and unable to attend duties. L A Dewson returned to Long Beach after summer in Atlantic. J W Smith visiting Atlantic from Lake View in lumber business. Mrs George Arnold of Massena ill with influenza. George Isaac and family and Mrs H P Hack of Corley visiting Pressnalls. Henningsen on vacation during rain, in Des Moines. Mrs W H Oakes and Miss Margaret Oakes home from Colorado trip. Margaret attended YWCA conference at Estes Park. O S Thomas of Oakland transacted business in Atlantic and stayed with Nichols family. Chas Sewell of Emmetsburg and J F Ury of Dallas Center back from visit with Hughes family. Mrs Sewell and Mrs Cry are sisters of Hughes. Mrs Guy McDermott and son Randis Clark moved from Atlantic hospital to W S Clark home, then to Anita. J W Triplett family left for Redfield SD for weeks visit. plan stop at Storm Lake. Mrs Charles May returned from Madrid TA after friend Toda Merth’s death. William Rowe to take two-week vacation visiting daughter Mrs Nall, Mason City, sister Mrs Stoller at Vinton, Des Moines on return.
An Atlantic citizen Catherine Doran of 708 Pale St. credits Doan s Kidney Pills with relief from back pain and abnormal kidney excretions. She attested again on November 15 1918 confirming the medicine s effectiveness and recommending its use. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advert. Notice asks Cass County Fair bills be mailed to secretary Carl Hoffman by Sept 15. Also rental notice offers one mile from Hillsdale Wyoming land for cash or share Wellington Weklin Zeneta Sask Canada.
Avoca beats Harlan 6 to 2 in a rain affected game for a 400 dollar side bet and gate receipts. J Brunskill starred with a home run and winning single, striking out 14 as Avoca clinched the win in the sixth. Mixed fielding and base running marked the contest amid a heavy shower and muddy outfield.
Avoca 4 runs and 12 hits, with J Brunskill and Adams each scoring on wild plays. Umpire W W Dippert, time of game 2 15. Mentions Moss, a Valley standout, and Coach Maysler aiming toward the Iowa Ames clash on November 18.
Captain Durwood Moss will not return to Ames for the fall football season. The Cyclones face a discouraging slump as Moss, a key leader, departs and the team eyes prospects without him.
Manager Harry Carey of Anita has arranged a match between Earl Caddock and John Freberg at Audubon on the night of September 15. Freberg, a 220 pound Swede, has lost only once this season to Joe Stecher in Chicago six weeks ago and seeks big names like Strangler Lewis Cutler Zybszko and Aberg.
At 4 30 this afternoon Coach Howard Marshall leads Atlantic High School football on the first practice of the season. The Black and Gold warriors will run through stiff drills in preparation for the opener with Audubon on September 30 at Atlantic. A large turnout is expected.
A short prompt urges placing orders with Wilken Monument Works. The text reads like an advertisement or directive to engage the company for monument services. Specific details, dates, or locations are not provided.
The copy promotes CERTAIN-TEED roofing products with a hard asphalt blend coating to preserve insulation, offers 5 16 or 15 year guarantees by ply, claims long life, and notes rolls ink slate-surfaced shingles. It markets products for flat and pitched roofs from skyscrapers to small homes and out-buildings, sold worldwide by dealers.
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