24 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
1
J Burnea's Department Store advertises a wide selection for men women and children with goods in food apparel and other needs. The copy stresses customer value and satisfaction for shoppers seeking reliable bargains at a local retailer.
A broad display of fall linoleum patterns arrives at the Giffen store. The new lines feature fresh fusion styles and a wide assortment for customers to view and choose from.
Early fall weather triggers bronchitis and persistent coughs. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound soothes inflamed mucus, relieves coughing, and aids recovery. Contains no opiates. Seek the genuine yellow package from licensed druggists. refuse substitutes.
An old advertisement argues that kidney trouble threatens working men with families and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a reliable cure. It claims the pills cleanse and build kidneys, improve filtration of impurities, and alleviate backache and urinary issues, urging purchase from druggists.
Des Moines reports that bondholders will take over the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern railroad after a federal court ordered sale. The line, valued not less than 2 676 000 dollars, may get a new name under a new corporation. Details on management changes were not yet known.
Herrick and Hinman lead a formidable array of expert talent in Sulzer's legal team. They assemble seasoned attorneys across specialties to handle complex cases, offering deep experience in litigation, corporate law, and advisory work for diverse clients.
The New York Republican state convention endorsed a plan to let states choose their own method for selecting delegates to the national convention. Support came from Elihu Root Henry L. Stimson and Nicholas Murray Butler with opposition from William Barnes Jr. The measure kept congressional district representation and calls for a special national convention. Suffragettes set fire to Seafield house near Liverpool causing $400000 damage and leaving suffragist literature on the grounds.
American League results show New York and Philadelphia hosting tight games with Detroit and Chicago delivering close contests. Western League tallies include Omaha Denver Topeka Des Moines Sioux City Lincoln and St Joseph with varied pitchers and late scoring, highlighting a busy day across multiple cities.
Albany Sept 24 Impeachment trial details unfold as Judge Herrick limits charges and Gov Sulzer agrees to bow to court rulings awaiting decision. Schiff Elkus Morganthau and others testified on campaign funds with Schiff set as first prosecution witness.
Glasgow and Mons Sept 24 Officials say drawing will not finish before tomorrow evening as only 3,000 names drawn from 40,229 envelopes in the Fort Peck Indian land lottery Milk River valley opening 1 600 000 acres. First name Samuel Crowe Hammond Ind winner selects first homestead. Second Thomas McBrantry Olympia Wash Third John Gilpin Fort Scott Kan Martin Golden Miles City Montanan first prize winner Hazel Richardson Great Falls Mont.
Twenty five American refugees from Durango reached Mexico City after traveling overland to Zacatecas and boarding a train to the capital. The out of 3000 Durango Americans only this many men remain. Lord Dewey Victor Again wins ten thousand dollar race in Columbus. Wealthy farmer Isaac Teman dies in Iowa auto accident. companion John Rausch seriously injured.
John A. Peters, newly elected representative from Maine's Third District, was sworn in to loud Republican cheers. President Wilson favors a government naval armorer plant, Secretary Daniels informed callers with evident elation. Oklahoma school land sale opens at Boise City with 500 bidders. brokers from the East purchase much of the land, outbidding local farmers. The Weather: rain and colder.
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