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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

10

Wisota and Its Good Folks News Roundup

A jumble of Atlantic area social notes records visits and callers. Miss Jennie Weigand of Anita visited the W P Barrett home. Clarence Guiter traveled from Vermont for his mother’s illness. many Atlantic residents made weekend calls and attended a bazaar that yielded 133 dollars. Mrs J A McWald of Atlantic and Mrs Ida Jorica of Arkansas visited D R Love. the Ladies Aid bazaar raised 133 dollars with the name quilt at 39. Several families hosted guests from Des Moines Dexter Cumberland and Austa while others reported sickness and travel.

Hert Cozad Orient W. D. Keller Clarence Guiter Atlantic Mies Susie Ermin B. Sampson Carpenter Crow Vermont Mia. M. Love Anna Bell Joey €.Maylor Margaret Bell Way Misa Louise Jones Charles Sherett John Gingery Dexter C. G. Nordman Link Eaton Des Moines James Robinson Tantle Aunty Adams Mra. Lehman T. L. Malone Frank Crowley Soper Harry Sampson Foster F. H. Moore R. H. Welton Beatrice Andrews Frank Welton Cumberland Fremont Neb J. Jones Charles Shorett Quist N P.brown

Omaha Market Letter Cattle and hog prices ease in week

In South Omaha on December 10 1910 cattle runs up to 1350 pounds sold around 540 to 590 with best yearlings around 675 dollars. heavier grades slow and some 1000 to 1350 pound beeves at 540 to 590 while prime beef up to 606. Cows and heifers lower early then firmer late with demand broad for butcher stock. Hog demand strong from local packers and eastern buyers with prices advancing and supplies clearing up daily. Sheep and feeder buyers cautious. hay and feeder stock limited with feeder buyers active shorter.

Dangerous substitute warned in historic medicine note

A fragmentary warning flags risky substitutes in early medicine, highlighting dangers of unverified remedies and mislabeling. The note mentions Foley’s product and honey as context, signaling caution amid improvised medical practices of the era.

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