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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1895

Page

10

Local notes and events from The Weekly Telegraph

Albert Grulke and Prof Morgensen visit the city while editors and lawyers travel from Cumberland to Glenwood. Ball games vs Anita and Lincoln Western club results highlight a busy week. Meetings of Botna Valley Medical association and Iowa Firemen's, plus courtship of Rev Fowler visits. various civic notices, purchases, and community updates fill the page.

Albert Grulke Morton City Perryman Cumberland Morgensen Elkhorn College August’ Braemer West Sixth Street Samuel Best Pymosa Township G. Graue Bear Grove Township Casey Curtis and Boorman Glenwood P. Jentofe Michigan Mr. Bense Anita J. G. Yetzer Council Bluffs Business College Ball Park Spirit Lake Inter-State Sheriff's Association Botna Valley Medical Association Frank Cain Vinton Mr. Cain Lincoln Western Association Atlantic Lincoln Franklin Lincolns Sauer Curry Quint Lincoln Boys Buck Ebright Sullivan Cole Barnes Kimmerer Atlantic Jr Kennedy Perkins Atlantic Club Real Live

Ladies favor Syrup of Figs for safe laxative use

The piece notes the California Fig Syrup Co. product as the true genuine laxative favored by women. It also mentions a canning factory garden west of town with about 150 people picking peas and 30 more packing, praising the excellent crop and high market prices.

California California Fig Syrup Co

Razorback hogs and Iowa political talk at Des Moines banquet

A humorous G W Franklin speech at a Swine Breeders Association banquet in Des Moines praises the Razorback hogs, recounts Florida pork legends, and notes traits like endurance and roaming. The item also reports Alan Silas Wilson’s election as president of the American Association of Nurserymen and Iowa delegates and politicians preparing for the National Republican league convention in Cleveland with discussions on free silver and Allison’s potential candidacy.

G. W. Franklin Swine Breeder's Association Des Moines Mary Ames Weather Service Tommy Nebraska Florida Berkshire Alan, Silas Wilson Atlantic Iowa American Association of Nurserymen Indianapolis Wilson Nurserymen of America Jota Grove City Cass County Holliday J. Ellen Foster Woman's Republican Association Hollenden Elac Elkins West Virginia League McAlpine H. Clay Evans Tennessee Frank W. Bicknell Allison Pittsburg Minneapolis United States Ohio McKinley Kentucky Cincinnati Clay Hardin Kor Cleveland Republican League Chicago

Royal baking powder outshines rivals in World's Fair tests

The World's Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in leavening power as the Royal. The Royal product demonstrated superior lifting ability and purity compared with competing brands, reflecting its trusted brand position.

Small Gathering of Silverites and Other Reports

Light attendance at the Silver conference in Torreka with leaders of three parties repudiating it. A. Bhinn, vice president for Kansas of the American Bi-metallic league, says it was only a consultation of county vice presidents. Sibley to attend. Stewart absent.

Torreka A. ©. Bhinn Kansas Stewart Joseph Sibley

Weather Crop Bulletin Central Station Des Moines June 18

The past week brought generally favorable weather across most of the state with mean temperatures slightly above normal. Rainfall varied, central counties receiving 2.00 to 6.75 inches while east central and southeast areas faced persistent drought. Corn shows strong growth and thorough tillage. winter grain harvest may start in southern counties next week.

Central Station Drs Moines Central Belt East Central

Electric Bitters for Old People Offer Gentle Tonic Aid

An old time advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a safe tonic for seniors needing bowel regulation and digestive support. It claims no whiskey content, modest stomach and bowel action, and strengthened organs, aiding natural function. priced at fifty cents per bottle at drug stores.

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