Big homecoming trip from city to Villisca
Mr and Mrs J B Cénte leave the city to attend a large home coming in Villisca. They plan to visit friends and relatives there for about a week, and Mrs Coate has recovered enough to join the trip.
24 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
1
Mr and Mrs J B Cénte leave the city to attend a large home coming in Villisca. They plan to visit friends and relatives there for about a week, and Mrs Coate has recovered enough to join the trip.
Real estate transfers list complex titles: Ben A Wood and wife exchanging to Walter Hloegh with mortgage details of 600 dollars and 8890 dollars. Kelso A Morgan to W Theo Woodwall et al. Evergreen Cemetery Association to David D Morgan by deed. Amounts noted include 25 dollars for Evergreen Cemetery transfer.
Matty, as top New York box artist, is expected to win at least one World Series game for the Giants against the Boston Red Sox. Fesreau, whose late season form has put him in contention, will be relied upon as well. Tie has displaced Maralard in public opinion after the latter’s decline.
Dr Stockdale a specialist with training in medical colleges and hospitals offers treatment for chronic diseases after personal examination. He targets catarrh eye throat lungs stomach liver kidneys and rheumatism plus nervous and skin diseases. Free examination blank available by mail. Address Dr B A Stockdale Union Building Des Moines Iowa.
Farm loans at six percent and six and a half percent. Call and see Wood & Savery successors to John H. Wood Atlantic. Dr W C Heers dentist and Dr W C Wunmer dentist listed with store locations obscured in the damaged text.
A garbled note reflects opening admissions to festivities with references to Hundred Men and prominent wits. Portfolios and favors are mentioned, and a beige item is noted, though the text remains largely indecipherable.
A fragmented note references a September 24 event involving world attack on disease, welcome to waritors, and a new freedom pacers for Mortal Continental. The readable text shows a wartime tone with mentions of disease, liberty, and movement across continents.
A general strike plan moves to begin in November affecting about half a million workers for six weeks at an estimated cost of 10 000 dollars. Ortiz Manigal travels to Indianapolis as key witness in McNamara cases. A Chicago court scene alarms spectators as Jacob Guthrie affronts guards amid theft allegations valued at 250 000 dollars. John Fackler abducts his four year old son in Valley Park. Governor Wilson campaigns in Pennsylvania under rainy skies. Roosevelt expects Hadley to join the Progressive ticket in the national race.
A brief note describes a contest or incident where a second attack or confrontation was developed. It mentions an individual or group involved, with limited readable details on motive or outcome. The fragmented text hints at a strategic move or response but lacks clear names, places, or dates.
Postmasters return from the National Association convention in Richmond Virginia reporting a large petition of about twenty six thousand signatures. They press to be placed in the federal grade and to receive official action from the White House and Postmaster General Hitchels.
Reports from St Petersburg describe the drowning of 115 people after the Obnevka collided with a second steamer on the Dwina near Archangel. Only 35 aboard were saved as the Obnevka sank rapidly. Separately, a payroll thief case in Pensacola, a dynamite indictment plea in Boston, and other notices are noted in brief summaries. The records include a bank shipment theft, indictments dismissed in Kansas City, and a Knight of Pythias assessment ruling in Utica.
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