16 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
1
St Louis Democrat debates the currency bill and President Wilsons character. Mr Glass cites fears of expansive federal reserve power and warns that vested authority tempts abuse. The piece argues restraint safeguards public rights and laments potential future cabals in the board.
Events listed include the Editorial Association district convention on September 19 and Federated Woman's Club day in October, with related activities and group notices.
The Massachusetts representative denounces the currency bill as a perilous measure, labeling the banking and currency committee as amiable amateurs. He warns it would tear up the U S banking system, blaming partisan motives and party caucus power for pushing the plan. Two Friendly Islands disasters are noted with loss of life. News-Telegraph want ads mention results.
The project at La Vista Place engages Landscape Architect L. E. Pricer to enhance the intersections. Upon completion the area will be a standout addition to public spaces, promising notable beautification.
The former deputy U S marshal and eighteen year inmate of Iowa Penitentiary at St Madison, now paroled, appeared at the county fair. He greeted many old acquaintances who did not recognize him, sparking reminders of his past holdup of an aged couple.
A man viewing a picture gallery is tapped by an attendant who points to a small car behind him and says dogs are not admitted. The man replies that the dog is not his, but the attendant insists and forcibly removes the dog with needless violence.
A New York boy found a rapid fire shell and struck it with a hammer to learn its composition. The risky experiment reveals information that will not benefit him now and highlights the peril of handling unexploded ordnance.
City merchants plan to close on Friday at noon during the fair with most stores shut that day though a few meat markets and grocers may close Thursday afternoon. Disagreement and lack of coordination delayed a single closing plan.
Our repair department has grown rapidly and is now modernized to handle our business. Mr. Ernest Ritter is conceded to be one of the best and neatest workmen in the state at Ham's shop No 12 Hast 4th St.
Frank Prall twenty five year old, married a year, was adjudged sane by the board of insanity commissioners and ordered to the Clarinda asylum. Deputy Sheriff Byers accompanied him. Traced to sunstroke years ago after his father's death. Henke and Sheriff Bosley filed the case due to recent disturbances near BE L Henke home. Friends hope for a speedy recovery from what is called a mind disease.
This item notes noon closures for grocery stores and meat markets with last delivery at 10:00 a.m. It then presents testimonials for Chamberlain's Tablets for sick headache from C. E. Mustoe of Fresno and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a Mt. Collins New York endorsement by Mrs. Charles Stewart. Ads claim affordability at a quarter and universal dealer availability.
Cal Acker a former city meat shop employee now working in Des Moines arrived in the city with a young wife yesterday. They wed in Des Moines yesterday morning and are visiting here on their honeymoon as friends offer congratulations. A Times-Republican note adds a moral remark on a mother bearing responsibility for a daughter’s dress and public impressions.
J H Tiedaman Geo Jebsen and J H Claussen three farmers from R F D 6 returned from a trip to North Dakota with F P Dilger state agent for Tri State Investment Company. They visited Minnesota state fair at Minneapolis Fargo Nome and Forbes and saw a man with 1600 bushels of potatoes averaging 125 bushels per acre.
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