20 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
1
An advertorial urging use of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color and reduce dandruff. It promotes ease of use, a money back guarantee, and claims for improved appearance, with Franks Drug Co. Special Agents listed.
Harry Horowitz alias Gyp the Blood and Louis Rosenzweig alias Lefty Louie pleaded not guilty to first degree murder indictments in the Ro senthal case. They appeared before Supreme Court Justice Goff and were remanded awaiting trial date.
Classified notice from News-Telegraph inviting readers to place want ads. The snippet hints at a request for results or a trial related notice and urges inquiries through the paper’s classifieds desk.
Massena notes over Sunday with James Carey visiting Anita with his parents. Agnes McCarthy arrives from Council Bluffs to care for a ailing Mrs. Jay. Local residents attend the Pumpkin festival in Orient. W. T. McKee and H. L. Colmar swap homes to take effect March first. Marriage of William Morrison and Vivian Dougherty at A. N. Walker home. Catherine Collins, about ninety, dies south of Massena. Schoolhouse foundation laid with completion targeted by Jan. 1. Mrs. BE Bowen of Yates Center and Fred N. Davis of Spokane visit Massena. Waters brothers and Anstey depart for St. Benedict's College Atchison. Atkinson family leaves for Running Water.
A vintage ad extols Zemo as a quick remedy for pimples rash and all skin troubles including dandruff. The preparation by E W Rose Medicine Co St Louis is sold through druggists at 1 per bottle, with a 25 cent trial bottle offer and money back guarantee via Moore Drug Store.
Miss Vera Strong of Bridgewater and sister Mrs I M Harper visited relatives in the area before heading to Seattle Washington. Mrs H R Moore left to visit an aunt in Packwood Iowa. Mrs Herman F Reichart from Henriette Minnesota visited her parents Mr and Mrs Nick Hess. Ed Knee searched Minnesota for a location. A band organized here with J F O Hanlon as instructor. Masso formerly led a top band in southwestern Iowa. The wedding of Miss Anna Dougherty to Mr Charles McKay is announced for Wednesday September 25 at the Catholic church. A negro injured at the fair was sent to the poor farm after a slide incident. he had not performed previously. Rev Do A Carlson is in Boone for Conference and will likely remain on the field next year. Roy Mehrman returned to North Platte Nebraska Friday of last week.
Names of residents from Adams County and surrounding towns appear visiting relatives in Greenfield Charles City Portland Ore and Savannah. The piece notes W C McGurdy Mrs Hopkina Issabelle Symonds B J Black and Albert Trait plus family members traveling to attend homecomings circuses and medical consultations during a week. Multiple locals are listed with kinship ties and destinations including Forsyth Savannah and Aston.
Government introduces contracts detailing alleged fortification of a trust by International Harvester to crush competition and shield a controlled company. Minutes of stockholders and voting trust to be examined. Minnesota prison named as a past competitor affecting prices in Minnesota. Clinton Iowa declares public health day with Oct 31 observance. Embryo diplomat No vin declines a diplomatic post after arrest. Farmer McDaniels dies in abandoned well near Chalk Butte. Roosevelt to visit Washington Oct 1 to discuss Standard Oil contributions to 1904 campaign.
Governor Spry met with Western Federation of Miners chief and Utah national guards adjutant general as Greeks refuse to abandon breastworks. Deputies stay on duty to prevent renewed positions behind fortifications. Sheriff takes charge while governor calls militia only as last resort. Beer industry notes rising consumption at national convention in Boston. Other items: disappearance and reappearance of Charles Bretz on Middle Bass Island. Sheehan graft allegations questioned. Dixon and McCormick investigation denied policing agents shadowing claims.
A mislabeled syrup product named Big Syrup from California faced attention after a labeling mix up noted as gentling errors. Officials advise consumers to check packaging for correct branding and usage guidance.
An old era advertisement lists CHALLENGE FLOUR priced at $1.50 per sack with a money back guarantee if not equal or better than rival flours. It promotes local dealers in Omaha and Atlantic Iowa and includes a dental ad and a job-wanted note from the News Telegram seeking a strong boy for work.
A historical classified style ad notes farm loans offered at percent and four percent with contact prompts. It lists Wood Eugcessors to Joan Wood, Atlantic, and mentions local businesses including Lorenzes meat market, Dredy a Balston dentist, Farmers Savings Bank, and several sellers and stores. The fragment references multiple names and venues such as Black, Williamis, Dr. A. Ke, Dr. W.C. Heers, Smileys Music Store.
Dr J M Gray dean of Moody Institute condemns evangelism in the United States as degenerated into commercialism and professionalism during remarks at the National Conference of Evangelists in Chicago. A race quarrel at Rochelle Ill leaves Jose Raminas dead and Francisco Basquez wounded as circus employees clash. Police seek a shooter described as a Negro. Modern Woodmen calls a referendum on recent head camp insurance rate increases. Helen Gray, tied to the Graham committee, is arrested on concealment of public records charges.
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