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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1898
Page
10
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The week’s notes report visits and sickness among residents J H Wintrode and J F Block. accounts of health, marriages, and entertainment at Anita and Lewis. a Mississippi river rifle incident injuries avoided. Dr Agnew’s remedy promotion. and obituary of E M Seigfried.
Eight Atlantic citizens traveled to Wiota to view the installation of officers for the 1. O. O. F. lodge. Fred Fox served as installing officer. After ceremonies, a lodge spread and Brooks orchestra entertained. The group later attended G A R and Ladies of the G A R installations at the G A R hall with remarks and patriotic addresses. Comrade McKee claimed to be the room’s youngest soldier.
An 19th century style advertisement claims biliousness stems from the stomach not the liver. It promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial as a cure for indigestion with honest herbal formula, sold by druggists for 19 cents to 1.00 per bottle.
In a quiet gathering at Leonard Gardner's home, the J. H. O. Club elected Josie Mead as president Nellia Taylor as vice president and Glenn Powell as secretary A brief musical and literary program followed with dialect speeches and pan tomimes. A separate evening at Miss Clara Barnard's West Eighth Street home featured crokinole and a fortune telling cobweb game sharp ribbons and emblems were awarded and guests enjoyed refreshments and lively talk throughout the night.
The Political Equality column notes a meeting at Mrs T B Swan's home on Thursday January 20 at 3 o clock. Program includes Biography of Julia Ward Howe and The Origin of The Battle Hymn of the Republic with songs led by Mrs Carey. Attendees invited.
From Wasatneton January 15 reports say Cuban scare has subsided with little official concern. President McKinley faces no urgent calls and business leaders express no alarm. A cabinet meeting centered on Hawaiian annexation. Day delivered a telegram from Consul General Lee noting unrest but peace. White House plans to keep ships near Hawaii in case of sudden need.
A Cass County blacksmith announces a year of very low prices on shoeing, tire resets, plow work, and other services. The note emphasizes substantial price cuts on many items, with a plan to adjust any discrepancies later and to extend credit to prompt payers while others pay cash.
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