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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1895

Page

10

Local and Personal Notes from KLY Telegraph

Daily snippets from the KLY Telegraph cover Saturday and Monday chatter. Mentions include Uncle John Gilbaugh’s health, grand jury service by J. E. Heimbaugh, Ina Murphy from Bear Grove, various local socials, jurors, encampment attendees, and farm business. Also notes deaths, farm yields, and community notices including the German Aid Society event and local political thoughts.

John Gilbaugh J. E. Heimbaugh Ina Murphy Bear Grove Tom Chew Wellenhaupt Cass County Speedy Cy. Clark Brayton South

Hawkeye Encampment Installs Officers in Public Ceremony

Hawkeye Encampment installed its officers last night in a public ceremony with many visitors. Deputy Grand Chief Patriarch J. E. Hammond led executive work while Grand Guard J. E. Moreland conducted floor work. New officers include Fred Fox C P W P Christensen H P J W Altman 8 W D 8 Crain J W Geo E Pennell S W B Temple F S W B Martin T J EB Moreland G J L Byrd I 8 J 8 Collipriest C 8 37 5 Burke 1st W Geo Lang 2d W M J Mitchell 3d W W E Card 4th W J Stahl lat G T J B Hodg son 24 G T. After installation, Grand Chief Patriarch Block spoke of a 125 member body and over $2,000 in treasury. The event closed with a banquet.

Hawkeye J. E. Hammond Grand Guard J. E. Moreland Fred Fox C. P W. P. Christensen H. P J. W. Altman Geo. E. Pennell W. B. Temple W. B. Martin J. EB. Moreland J. L. Byrd Collipriest Burke Geo. Lang M.J. Mitchell W. E. Card J.stahl G. T J. B. Hodgson Block Treasury Macomber Lewis Ingram

Beets Sugar Talk and Local News Mix

Hans Jepsen of Schleswig-Holstein forecasts larger sweeter sugar beets in this country and urges U S sugar self sufficiency. Nelson Thuline says Andrew Swansea sold 120 acre farm to a Thompson for 15 dollars an acre. Grand jury adjourns. Sleighing parties planned. Danish Freja society meets. Baby girl born to Eli Clayton. Slaughter Bros. to open store by March 1.

Hans Jepsen Schleswig-Holstein Deutschland Jepsen United States Nelson Thuline The Telegraph Andrew Swansea Pieasant Thompson D. F. Emmert Avoca Eli Clayton Omaha H. K. Myers Bear Grove Barnard

Atlantic Mourns and Townsmen Come and Go

A long list of local visitors and residents in Atlantic and surrounding towns includes W C Bryant and John Morton of Griswold, Maine visitors, H B Eusden, and Will Hesselgrave back from military school. The Dora Lowe company heads to Stuart for games, Hancock debates waterworks, and Oakland plans a new Era newspaper with J R Royce as editor. The week features sermons, weddings, social entertainments, legal notices, and small-town happenings across Audubon and Massena areas.

John Morton Griswold Simpson H. 8 Eusden Maine Will Hesselgrave Lowa Falls Dora Lowe Stuart Chas, Appleman Emerson W. QR. Gray Coin Iowa U. P. Church Boholdt Des Moines Hancock Oakland J. R. Royce Era Hill L. F. Mullins Wiota Audubon Advocate C. B. Osborne Wm Waddell Cumberland Tim McCarthy Fairbury Neb Atlantic J. E. Wilson Sherm Myers Sherm Massena Echo A. Block Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church Pecape Yetter John McKnight John Pearson Oklahoma C. R. Graham J. B. Wilken Nebraska Minnesota New York Life Insurance Company Rev Wickersham

Lamberts plan for fodder threshing and local notices

Lamberts of Benton praises threshing fodder with a threshing machine yielding shelled corn like small grain. Several obituaries and notices follow: Jacob Stevens, 81, Lewis, funeral tomorrow. John Watters, 68, Franklin, died of consumption. a fire at a farm dwelling saved by Lansing and Murphy. Market notes from Atlantic Iowa detail wheat corn oats and provisions. Also a humorous exchange at a church bank with Parson Dippem about the drowned under the ice.

Lamberts T. Lambert Benton Jacob Stevens Lewis John Watters Franklin Atlantic Montague & Co Spangler & Brllington Iowa New York

No-to-bac touted in St Louis Journal editorial

An editorial extols No-to-bac as a tobacco cure citing cases including a prominent St Louis architect who quit after two boxes. The Sterling Remedy Co. markets the remedy with a no cure no pay guarantee. In a separate notice, the firm Jillich & Hull dissolved on Feb 1 1895, with Frank Jillich taking over claims and billing.

St Louis Journal Agriculture St. Louis Wor Nichols Sterling Remedy Co New York Chicago Jillich & Hull Frank Jillich

Beggs German Salve and Blood Purifier Ad

An old-time ad touts Beggs' German Salve as a universal cure for sores and injuries, claiming thousands cured and urging trials. It also promotes CHOWN HSSENTZ German Blood Purifier with price scale, from Stier, Martin & Kuon at Fourth and Walnut streets, Atlantic, Iowa.

Priea Peimer & Findley Stier, Martin & Kuon Commer Fourth Walnut Streets Atlantic, Lows

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KLY Telegraph Fannie Rabin Late Young Deadavines Wu. Funk Noble Ralph Okei J. W. Derry Arthur Aborn L. D. Pierson Wivta Ivo Ehnen Guld Hall Israel Keller Agricultural Society of Case County Ww. Smith Jack Schofield Griswald Hun Wm. Walker Audubon Township H. B. Herbert Boston Digwit J. H. Rippiessarcer & Co W. B.C JE. Heimbaugh Harlow Taft Mr. Taft Nickels H. ‘Tiedemann Dir Tiedemann Lorah German Aid Society Northwestern Cers Association Montana George Graham Kalispel Mont Marcus Daly Hellena George Mantie Carter Geo. Graham United Presbyterians U. P Avery JL. N. Lafferty Rev. Lafferty Creston O. H. Carter W. C. Carter Garter Chis Company Salem Ore Capital City Nursery Company W. H., Wild Geo. W. Kimber L. M. Kirk Harry Cary Wallace Isaick E. F. Pillman Mra E. W. Dafford Dorse Keyser J. E. Bruce Anita City Freja B. FB. Stanton Ls. Ewart Jno A. Bryant Nellie Earthman Rudolph Lorenzen Walnut Street Sioux City Journal Topsey Worman Justice Wornom Sandbar Calaboose Salvation Army J. H. Wood Willard H. G. Curtis J. B Rockafellow Supreme Court Chamber Peter Stevens Tabor Rock Dr. Emmert W. H. Kerrick Nellie Johnson Byrd Pymusa Township Miss Johnson A. J. Gillespie C. F. Beaman Wm. Dover Clark Peilett Bill Hugh Owens Frank Smiths Geo William Lansing Warren Murphy J.N. Gillett Audubon County Wales John Mattheis Union John Kiana Butch Pahson Parson Dippem Stier Martin & Dunn Fromage Dessigny Frank P. H. Daly TEE F. Beaman Will Corner 6Th and Chestnut St
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