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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1898

Page

7

Hood's Sarsaparilla for spring humors and health

The ad explains spring humors from impure blood caused by cold weather and rich foods. It links headaches, indigestion, back pain, and rheumatic conditions to blood impurities and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure and booster for spring health and vitality.

Hood

Local notes on moves and visits across county

Vet Smith moved his house last Thursday and Dave Vickers relocated to a pleasanter site. Miss Effie Neely visited with Mrs. Wm Mastellar. The Grove school opened April 4 with Mr Ray White as instructor. Miss Maud Glass began spring term. John Shay bought potatoes for Good Friday planting. Dr Roland Felt traversed the locality en route to Atlantic. A Bill K Hamerick dance drew crowd with music by Robinson and Charles of Wiota.

Vet Smith Dave Vickers Effie Neely Wm. Mastellar Grove School Ray White Tip" Hiatt Emma Gillett Atlantic Long Lawrence Wakefield John Barber Chester Smith Massena Miss Huff Oscar Ostrus Viota Oscar Cihak Extra Rink Pike Greenleaf Des Moines Miss Woolsey New Education College Journal Mattie Dinges Josie Marshall Ernest Stech Grace Pruitt Gertrude Kadel Lizzie Tracy A. L. Cthak Mac’ Merchant Walout Delphi Huff

Brush College Social and Local Happenings

L G Everitt worked for Becker last L G Harria visited Brayton Friday school began at Brush college Monday. Frank Pelrett photographed Saturday. Doc Sabin left for Beatrice. Dave Lloyd to farm his father’s place this year. W A Carver and family at the Grove Sunday. Lew Harris worked for his brother L G Harris last week. Everitt onions in pie order. Crandall Buck Creek attended church at the Grove. A big fire in the Grove Friday singed rabbits. Barris sold calves to Jim Woodall last week. Duncan Harlan visited W Rebkles and family over Sunday. Fred Warren prefers a whole gang to none. Everyone enjoyed Floyd Lighty’s party Saturday night. O N Becker sick with typhoid fever. Friends urged to call. Homer Everitt built a new fence around his house. Wallace Tobias learning to smoke cigars and says he will be a man when learned.

L. G. Everitt Becker L. G. Harria Brayton Brush College Frank Pelrett Doc Sabin Beatrice Dave Lloyd W. A. Carver the Grove Lew Harris L. G. Harris H H L. Everitt C. Cr O. N. Becker Homer Everitt Wallace Tobias

Five Mile Grove News Briefs and Local Tidings

Community notes from Five Mile Grove highlight visits and travel by residents, cattle movements, church and school events, social visits in Atlantic and Des Moines, a diphtheria death, weddings, and local announcements. Key names include Mrs. Warren, W S Everitt, Lole Harris, Miss Madge Smith, Morgan Conley, and Conley relatives along with regional places such as Atlantic, Des Moines, Kellog, Greenfield, and Adair.

Grove Scenes of Easter andTown Life

A Grove area notes Easter celebrations and spring activity. Residents attend services, visit relatives, start spring work, and host gatherings. Multiple local names appear including Pollock Blake Franklin McKinstry and Heath. Numerous short items report visits, schooling, purchases, and farm chores in Atlantic Anita Corning Benton and nearby towns.

Local Notes From Atlantic and Surrounding Area

Village columns recount medical, church, and social events from Atlantic and neighbors. Notable items include Dr. Brown removing a tumor from a man’s eyelid, Easter events, weddings, baptisms, and preparations for moving families, plus county papers and local business notices. Carpenter upgrades, school terms, and market news for cattle shipments are also noted along with ongoing social gatherings and travel between Griswold and Marion Indiana.

Lorah Easter Quiet Amid Farm, School, and Trade Hopes

Lorah reports a quiet Easter with plowing for corn advancing and grain sown. Local life mentions a cattle sale, new elevators rumored, and diploma questions at Lorah school. Notables include Mr. Greenleaf the dramatist, Prof Rink directing math, and new students in shorthand and commercial tracks.

Lorah Lida Campbell Thomas Green Emmett Jensen Atlantic Samuel Larimore

Political Equality Club Meeting Notes in Louisiana Supremacy Theme

A Political Equality column announces a meeting of the Political Equality club at Mrs. George M. Lyon's home next Thursday at 3 PM. Members should contribute to the group, visitors welcome. The piece lauds Louisiana enfranchisement, mentions South Dakota, and notes Mrs. Martha Conine will address the Atlantic Equal Suffrage conference, praising her leadership and influence.

Political Equality Club George M. Lyon Louisiana Iowa South Dakota Martha Conine Atlantic

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