Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Dyspepsia
In testimonials from Anna M. Ernsiey of Independence Iowa and Geo WW Comm of Waterloo Iowa readers praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for chronic dyspepsia and nervousness saying it improves appetite and overall health after starting the remedy. The ad touts Hood's as the best blood purifier and notes pricing and availability from druggists.
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Hood
Anna M. Ernsiey
Independence
Iowa
Ami
GEO
Waterloo
Country Meeting Sparks in Rain Starved County
County and vicinity notes say Mr. R. Cleeland is very sick and rain is desperately needed as pastures run short. Evangelist Forte and Rev. Ferguson visit midweek for meetings that began today with Miss Hury, a decade long missionary, delivering an earnest sermon.
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R. Cleeland
Mame Murry
Lorah
Mand Rich
Extra
Edith Bourne
Harry White
Atlantic
Frank Bourne
Feuimet Jansen
Evangelist Forte
Rev. Ferguson
Miss Hury
Buck Creek Notes From A Local Creek Community
Miss Erma Butler and Miss Phrona Lamb visit relatives. J B Butler and family travel to Maine. Dan Bales and Earl Odem show new buggies. Nerves from Colorado visit. E G Osen preaches. Parasol found near Herbert school. owner to claim at T G Smith’s. Rain desired as locals keep busy with chores, travels, and weddings teased for this week.
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Erma Butler
J. B. Butler
Phrona Lamb
Mabel Smith
J.B. Butler
Maine
Dan Bales
Earl Odem
J. Triplett
Colorado
E. G. Osen
Roswel
Miss Bales
Cumberland
Marshall Triplett
J. W. Butler
G. Pellet
Beatrice
Neb
Indianola
Elkhorn Road
Herbert School House
T. G. Smith
Cumberland News Briefing on Harvest and Fire Incident
Mrs Scovill returned home after a two week visit in Sciola and Red Oak. Harvest in the area is nearly finished and the thresher will soon be heard. Last Thursday brought trouble for Cumberland as G C Campbell learned his daughter Bernice, visiting near Anita, had been badly burned while with a companion.
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Lewis
Murray Sheets
Ralph Wallace
Omaha
John Wissler
J.D. Sheet
Bertha Clements
Fannie Block
Atlantic
Maud Wissler
M. D. Gregg
Bloomington
Neb
Will Cartwright
Peal Peters
Missouri
Gardner Talbot
Harding
Congregational Church
David E. Evans
Larchwood
Stinson
Lewis High School
Otis Hardenburgh
House Fire Injures Woman. Two Boys Burned In Blazing Accidents
Reported in Bear Grove and nearby areas, a girl sustained severe burns when clothing caught fire while popping corn and a boy named Pat Cue suffered extensive burns from exploding oil at a blacksmith shop. Both were treated by doctors Egan and Weaver, with uncertain recoveries. Other injuries include Tom Waters with a severely twisted foot. Local residents, visits, births, and community notices fill the rest of the report.
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Egan
Wiota
Pat Cue
Bernie Ho
J.T. Kegarico
Pat
Local social notes list visits and entertainments across Atlantic
Anita Williams and several residents are noted as ill. Mrs. King and Mrs. Forshay hosted tea. Miss Hopper visited from Atlantic. May Ellis visited Greenfield. the Briggs and Wotan families traveled to Atlantic and Council Bluffs respectively. Numerous couples hosted dinners and teas, with many trips to the Expo and local centers, including Lincoln Center and Brayton, plus a croquet party for Miss Helen Davis and a Sea Saturday gathering.
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Russell Williams
von Wilson
Pat Smith
F. R. King
B. D. Forshay
Alice Hopper
Atlantic
J. M. Sherier
W. E. Haynes
May Ellis
Greenfield
May Furman
J. M. Briggs
Zaela
E. H. Wotan
Brett
Council Bluffs
E. Hill
Iriday
Ben. Wagner
F. O. Worthing
WS. Rose
Mrs.Talcott
Omaha
Enoch Hill
Mitchelville
Our City
C. A. Russell
Roy
Ross ‘Townsend
Chas
Russell
Newton
Lizzie
Carrie Langiit
J. A. Irving
Chas, Robinson
Lincoln Center
W. H. Faulkner
Brayton
KF. H. Sears
Hattie Major
Helen Davis
Des Moines
Masdames FE
R. Boyd
H. Z. Jones
Columbus Jimection
Louise Blakesly
Edna Worthing
Clifton Blakesley
F. P. Worthing
B. B. Ferryman
C. M. Myers
Mesdawes F. RB. King
L. Bosley
W. Hook
G. S. Worthing
E R. Boyd
L. Wilsey
W. F. Worthing
Colorado Springs
Colo
H.Y. Jones
Columbus Junction
Misses Avis Jones
Bertha Bosley
Local and Personal News From Atlantic this Week
Local and personal notes recount Tuesday band concert plans, travels to Omaha, visits from Perry and Colfax, a funeral in Portland, Trans Mississipp i Expo talk, and depot construction. Distinct names appear: George Pennell, Chas Clise, J H Crombie, Theo Steinke, Miss Brumfield, Mrs J S Moyer, Rev Gay Nichols, Q O Rich, James Jones, Frank E Bailey, Chas Cardio, Miss Brown, Mrs E E Fisher, Mrs Casper, Miss Salome Brandt, Miss Cora and Jennie Batten, Henry R Lee, Miss Berta Gans, Dr Little, Cap R P Speer, Card & Crippen, G W Crouch, Rev Foote, Silas Wilson, Cap Speer, and Estelle Gerberich.
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Chas. Clise
Omaha
JH. Crombie
Duluth
Theo. G. Steinke
Colfax Springs
Miss Brumfield
Perry
Cora
Jennie White
J. S. Moyer
Fulton
W. ©. Moyer
Rov
Gay
Brewery
Colfax
Casper
Camelton
Ind
Salome Brandt
Jennie Batten
Marshalltown
Rt. H. Bailey
Alice Allen
Nez Perces County
Idaho
G. W. Crouch
Benton Township
Rev. Foote
Fairfield
Reed
Sarah
Cap. R. P. Speer
Cedar Rapids
State Horticultural Society
Silas Wilson
Atlantic City Band Concerts Shift to Friday Nights
A note announces regular band concerts will move to Friday evenings after Thursday night shows. A Sunday afternoon concert is slated for July 31 at 4 30. A baker’s storefront lights dazzled a passerby who noticed Johnson ten light acetylene gas plants installed at Charlies Lit ters bakery, with the engine room relocated and the mixing prints overhauled.
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Atlantic City
Chas
Litterst
Walnut Street
Charlie
Johnson Ten
County Board Approves Steel Filing Cases Purchase
Atlantic Iowa July 23 1898 County Board of Supervisors met in special session to bid on 413 steel filing cases for the Clerk's office for 860 dollars and authorize contract. Also approved bridge material bills and per diem reimbursements, adjourning to August 29, 1898. Additional notices: Thurston in Washington reports Republican gains. various crime and weather items follow.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Specia
Gender & Paschke Manufacturing Company
Biggs
D. B. Frink
Levi Mountain
R. D. Wilkin
R. D. Witxin
R. H. Sureert
Mra. Shifflett
Guantanamo Falls to Spanish Defeated Surrender Amid Hunger Plea
In a Sanriaco de Casa dispatch dated July 26, 7000 Spanish troops at Guantanamo surrendered to Lt Miley with pack trains sent to them, while 8350 troops from Palma Soriano and nearby areas also capitulated. Cienfuegos residents beg Rear Admiral Sampson to feed starving civilians as General Brooke sails toward Porto Rico, with US troops assembling and transport rapidly advancing.
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Ovar Trancona
John BR. Brooke
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San Luis
Longo
Miley
Baracoa
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Garcia
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Shafter
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Ninth Cavalry
Cienfuegos
Sampson
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Weyler
Poscesson
United States
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Newport News
St. Louis
Washington
First Army Corps
Miles
St. Paul
Hains
Chickamauga
Hampton Roads
San Juan
War Department
Hecker
Fortress Monroa
MIDSUMMER SALE AT ATLANTIC CLOTHING CO
The Atlantic Clothing Co offers a shopper friendly sale promising no pressure to buy and generous credit terms. It claims large savings on spring and summer apparel with a 200 percent discount potential and invites customers to browse without obligation.
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Atlantic Clothing Co
Political Equality Club Plans 50th Anniversary Event
The Political Equality club of this city marks fifty years since the Seneca Falls Woman's Rights Convention. A celebratory program is set for Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. Clara Joy Cary’s home with a 2:45 assembly. Speakers include Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Cary, with songs and readings by club members.
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Political Equality Club
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Clara Joy Cary
Lrogram
Cary
M. L. Potter
Stanton
A. M. Hough
Cary Samantha
M. E. Conference
Bruner
New America
College Notes Announce Faculty Additions and Semester Start
Miss Gussie Brown returns to college to make up algebra work while Miss Mary Abrams joins the elocution department and Prof Stanley Widener takes the piano and voice chair. Examinations this Thursday and Friday end the summer session as the new year opens with renewed energy and strong attendance prospects.
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Gussie Brown
Harry Marsh
Ellery Mills
51St Lows Regiment
Camp Mer‘ritt
Mary Abrams
Stanley F. Widener
Abrams
Emerson
Cumnock
Evanston
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio
BE. W. Glover
May Festivals
W. B. Foley
Apollo Club
Widener
Conveyances in Anita and Atlantic Iowa Transfers July 12 23
Conveyances list transfers of property in Anita and Atlantic Iowa with buyers sellers and amounts including Marion Wakefield to John H Wood William White to Carrie Randles Henry C Herbert to Eliza Herbert and others. Several filings show parcels, block numbers, and payments from $1 to $4 500 with dates in July 1976.
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Marion Wakefield
John H. Wood
William White
Carrie Randles
Anita
Iowa
John Hicks
William B. Hicks
Henry C Herbert
Eliza Herbert
Atlantic
Henry Dilman
John J Sandberg
Lambert
Sam Hoffman Jr
Breneman
C Trego
Cunberland
William H Cramer
Macomber
Mary S McCarthy
Lewis
Brazilian Balm claims cure for chronic dyspepsia in Philadelphia ad
Chas Broome of 850 South Second St Philadelphia testifies Brazilian Balm relieved thirty years of dyspepsia in two months. He says he now experiences no pain or stomach cough and can eat anything, praising the product over all others.
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Chas, Broome
South Second St
Philadelphia
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