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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1896

Page

11

Local News Highlights From Atlantic Area

Local brief notes recount Walter Wilken in town for paper ads at Fred Alexander's store and multiple residents sharing travels to Des Moines Lewis and Avoca. Community updates cover park cleanup plans, jewelry store promotions, railroad delays, Masonic gatherings, bond signings, and a local runaway wagon incident with no injuries.

Small town notices and shop ads in brief

Thursday items report Eugene Hill improving while Max Emmert remains ill. Fred Alexander's advertises the best stationary and lowest wallpaper prices plus bicycles and bicycle goods. Visits from Mrs L P Hallock from Brayton and John Hudspeth’s family with Helen ill. Grandpa McWard and wife depart for Des Moines. Dainty novelties for sweethearts at P F O Connell's jewelry.

Eugene Hill Max Emmert Fred Alexander Wil Sherm F. Myers Anita Fred Alexander’s L P. Hallock Brayton Fred Alexander's John Hudspeth Helen Grandpa McWard Des Moines P. F. O'Connell

Various Local Notices and Happenings Include Weddings and Visits

Local items report James Ayres ill at home, neighbors visiting from Cumberland, birth of a baby girl to Miles Benton and wife, Mrs Nels Demgnard moving to East Des Moines, and a new public fountain on Fourth and Chestnut. Other notes cover travels to Omaha and Chicago, a telegram on John Kline's death, a twelve pound boy for James McCourt, a wedding between Charles F. Hensley and Allen M. Gill, and city council actions on debts and cigarette laws.

John Curry Brayton Fourth and Chestnut Streets Harold Tilden Chicago B. EB. Harkins John Kline Indiana James McCourt M. C Hamlin Charles F. Hensley Allen M. Gill W. M. Dudley Audubon Ross Wallace Atlantic Peace Hayes May Tharp

Evangelical Minister Bauernfeind to Lead Local Association Again

Rev J H Bauernfeind pastor at Lyman returned from Sumner conference and will remain head of the Evangelical Association in the county. The article lists other appointments including Rev L L Book Council Bluffs and Rev F Metfessel Magnolia. Local notices mention various community updates, repairs, and minor incidents across Atlantic and nearby towns.

J. H. Bauernfeind Evangelical Association Lyman Sumner Bauernfeind LL. W. Book Council Bluffs F. Metfessel Magnolia EB. Schroeder Minden J. M. Kraft Defiance H. Raecker Corning Brosse Grand Junction O, Ball Des Moines

Caution and Arrests in Early 1900s Train Incident

Cautionary notes rail against cough cures then claim Beggs Blood Purifier with boasts of dry lung dangers. Sammie Reed and Dude Marshall were arrested for jumping on moving trains, fined two dollars each, and released on recognizance after a stern warning to loafers at the depot. A Cumberland Massena trip with Mr Vandyke discusses a proposed Atlantic to area telephone line with subscriptions and a transferable capon book.

Sammie Reed Dude Marshall Jones Vandyke Telephone Exchange Cumberland Massena Atlantic

New Bridge Across Botna North of Town Accepted

The Cass county board of supervisors and county bridge builder 8 G Hunter inspected the new iron truss bridge across the Botna, two miles north of town, and accepted it after a thorough review. The 102 foot span rests on rock foundations, with heavier iron work and Oregon tie stringers, reflectingHunter's seven plus years building bridges in the county. Hunter’s reputation for quality extends to neighboring counties as he is often called as an expert to examine bridges.

Acroga Kotna Board For Supervisors 8. G. Hunter Botna Oregon G. Hunter Atlantic Cass County Iowa Boards of Supervisors

Hunter Named to Lead Atlantic Bridge Plant Venture

Griswold American praises Mr. Hunter and Atlantic citizens planning a plant in Atlantic to manufacture all components for iron bridges. With iron bridges cheaper, the project aims to replace wooden bridges across the county and elevates Hunter as head of the enterprise.

D.C. Cady Creston

It Does Not Pay to Experiment with Medicines Boggs Blood Purifier

Palmer Findley offers Boggs Blood Purifier a two decade proven formula claimed to enrich the blood and drive im purities from the system. The advertisement presents its long history as proof of efficacy and urges purchase.

Palmer & Findey Palmer & Findley

If Thee Will Worship The Lord By Machinery

An old Quaker in a New England eating house opposes an organ yet funds it when asked. His blunt gift stems from a belief that true worship may require a fine instrument. The note recalls the saying Facts Speak Louder Than Wenis and cites Hoggs German Salve guarantees from Palmer & Findley.

New England Ile Wenis Hoggs Palmer & Findley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fred Alexandar,s Wilken W. P. Christensen Sarah Geo. Pennell Lewis Appleman J. W.cuykendall L. L. DeLane Avoca Bertha Wemple Henry Boggs Ernest Tharnish Rickard P. F. O'Conell John L. M. Lewis Frank Nichols Omaha O'Connell Sim Illinois Quincy Gertie Barnard Boston Mass Rutie Cannon Iowa State Medical Association Coolidge Barnard W. K. Barnard E. Huchendorf East Side Atlantic Canning Company E. L. Phillips Griswold Ottumwa T. R. Wallace Geo. F. Lang Atlantic House George Edward Evans Grant James H. Mather Rock Island John Colwell Wifred Alexander Roscoe Brown Swayne Green R.B. Wilkin Board ‘of Supervisors Pottawattamie County Tip Cuppy Cuppy Brown G. Saunders Pottawattamie Turner Palmer & Finchey Wood Bros South Omaha Lewis Masons J. Brix Western Union Telegraph Office Fourth Street Women's Relief Corps Grand Army Chestnut Street Walnut Street W. Sanford York James Ayres Hickory Eighth Streets L. B. Worthington Miles Benton Nels Demgnard East Des Moines al Hutchins C. G. Saunders Boorman Lurner J. B. Coate Bloomington Dr. McGregor Fred Alexander Waf H. Lewis Walnut Alice Gill Jacob Bojen Viola Abe Block M. W. of A D. Shenton Osceola Gay Nichols Red Oak Shenton M. EB Avay Dicker and Ramsey Sixth Street Second Ward Third Ward Hensley Palmer Findley Atlantic School Board Lewia Marne Viota Fred Wilson Helen Hudspeth al Dunn W. E. Cannon City W. 5S. Reed Waddell Chas, Hunt S. M. Brooks Wiota Sam Hoffman Davenport Mackay Adair Ira Shandy Rhinehart Ball R. H. Bailey Melpemene Club Grace Conerd Ed. Stoner Karl Vic Emmert M. J. Davis & Son Cork Linn County J. A. McWard Shiloh Fifth Street J. B.rtin Huntsville Ala C. C. Boose C. G. Beach South Ottumwa General Nation Maquoketa Excelsior David the Shepherd Boy Nh Place M Clappe M. J. Davis Wilson Pratt Sweeney U.S. A San Diego Cal IM. J. Davis & Son Mise Ida Thompson M. E Mae Harris Presbyterian Church Methodist E. B.worpen A. M. Hough Olwein Ned Hodgkins Chas, Appleman Wilbur Myers Mr. Noon Ned Palmer & Fighiecy Nichols’ Bank Postofiles United States Europe Gall Seb F. Parsons & Co National Bank the Drug House of Atlantic Palmer & Findle Mutual Insurance Calscounty C. R. Hunt W. Curtis Vice Press Oreece Leo Brighton O Blakeslee Cass Frank Hunt Pymosa WC Frazier Bear Grove Ira Miller Benton C W McDermott Edna G Edwards S W Jenkins Union E A Worthing Lincoln Biggs Jac McDermott Franklin Our Coomes Pleasant J H Lowman Grove S Brett Washington C S Fulton Room Over Block & Heyman’s Shenandoam Fermi Boblngon & Beoudet Shenandoah Fowa
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