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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1899

Page

10

Odd Fellows Here! Delegations Attend Atlantic Event

Large gatherings from nearby encampments attended Hawkeye Encampment No 54 as four candidates received degrees during Odd Fellows day in Atlantic. Grand Patriarch John Temple presided with a banquet, school of instruction, and extensive visiting brother delegates from multiple towns.

Yanterday Aolantic Hawkeye Odd Fellows’ Hall F. J. Macomber C. C. Weaver J. P. Hill George W. Pattes John A. Temple Davenport A. Black Mto Odd Fellowship Iowa J. K. Powers W. B. Temple A. Block

Westward Trip Notes From Florence Col Town Visitor

A letter from Florence Colorado dated July 20, 1899 describes a Westward journey from Atlantic Iowa via Denver to Florence and Pueblo. The writer notes heavy rain after dry Nebraska Kansas, Denver prosperity and berries, Bryan’s popularity, meetings with W A Worthing and John Carson, Pueblo strikes and large smelters, a Cyanide plant and a large gold brick valued at 622000, with plans to return home in about two weeks.

Florence Col Atlantic Rocky Mountains Home Nebraska Kansas Denver Colorado Iowa William Jennings Bryan Colorado Springs W. A. Worthing Worthing John Carson Mr. Worthing Pueblo Arkans Valley Denver & Rio Grande Santa Fe Florence & Cripple Creek Howll J. E. Gillespie

Millions Given Away by Dr King's New Discovery

Public note on Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. Propr1etors report giving away over ten million trial bottles and claim cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases. Vie Emmert Co druggists offer free trial bottle with regular sizes 50c and 1.00 guaranteed or price refunded.

Local and Personal Highlights From Atlantic City Life

Judge Willard's business trip to Anita. Numerous residents and visitors from Albany Cumberland and Audubon pass through Atlantic city for shopping socializing and errands. A busy column notes deliveries travel plans births illnesses and local business promotions including photography supplies and paint.Ongoing community events and personal notices reflect daily life in Atlantic with multiple named individuals and nearby towns mentioned.

Canning Factory Closes Pea Season With 19000 Cases

The pea canning plant finished the season last Saturday, total 19 000 cases canned. Officials say yield was smaller than early estimates, peas not turning out as well as expected, but quality is excellent and will boost Atlantic peas' reputation.

Mary Tabor Fourth Street Chestnut Street Ed Smith Duva Cumberland Smith Atlantic Norris Hartshorn Charlie Blake Congregational Church Chesnut Street

Electric Bitters touted as best selling tonic by Belleville druggist

Abraham Hare, a leading druggist of Belleville Ohio, claims Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters he has handled in twenty years. The ad says the tonic cures disorders of stomach liver kidneys bowels and nerves, purifies blood, strengthens the whole system and revives weak people. Vic Emmert & Co. Druggists sell and guarantee the product for 50 cents.

Abraham Hare Belleville, C Vic Emmert & Co

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