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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1899

Page

8

Five Mile Grove notes and community updates

A. Pel lett sheared sheep. Leslie Gingery shipped plants. G A Baylies seen with a sorrel team. Houses repainted by J H Everett and E D Patterson. Epworth League meeting on Saturday evening May 6. For sale a life lease on a feather bed at Fort Morgan through Sethie Warren. Mrs M E Harris hosts a sociable with a fine supper. Greta Stone ill with pneumonia. Mrs GC Major entertained the Jolly Dozen. Mrs M E Worth of Atlantic visited. Cary Robinson visiting grandparents J A Irving. Rev E H Wotan travels to Des Moines to see his daughter. New creamery superintendent L M Ethridge. The Girls Charity Club served supper raising $30. Vera Hook entertained graduates and teachers. Fred M Tidrick buys Reynolds house. funeral of J Wilsey held in Atlantic. Election of teachers in Anita next year. Cattell principal. Edwards sells residence to John Worthington. Weir and Nickerson visit Prem Johnson’s school. Lon Boles returns from Kansas and Oklahoma trip. Floyd Campbell drives flour to Griswold. Local fishing party reports no word on success. M E church repairs completed. Cass County treasurer P W Brown inspecting fences. Mr Baer delivering Silas Wilson nursery stock. Fire destroys G Wakefield home near Revo. rebuild planned. Dan Becker advancing home improvements. Union Township school report: 20 days, 16 pupils, 90% attendance, 9 tardies. Students listed as present or tardy. Atlantic Normal College summer term June 12 offers teacher preparation and back-work make-up. county exam for certificates at term end.

A. Pellett Leslie Gingery G. A. Baylies J. H. Everett E. D. Patterson Epworth League Fort Morgan Sethie Warren M. E. Harris Greta Stone GC. W. Major M. E. Worth Atlantic Our City Cary Robinson J. A. Irving E. H. Wotan Tes Moines A.D. Brett Guy Ferryman Lela W. Ethridge J.C. Voorhees Vera Hook Prof. Catell Mabel Shearer Fred M. Tidrick Comimerevizt Reynolds Lyravine Votan Belle Irving Maude Glass Grace Calkins Mrs. McNichols Mabel Sherier W. J. Cattell M. E P. W. Brown Cass County G. W. Wakefield Revo Wakefield Chicago Dan Becker Minnie Lehman Ralph Lehman Pearl Edwards Alva Edwards Kate Edwards Sadie Wilson Mary Wilson Jon Wilson Ross Comer Ploma Johnson

Bear Grove News Snapshots Include Storm, Travel, and Local Notes

A Bear Grove update lists Frank Stalnaker working for John Whipler and C C Stalnaker seen on the streets. I C Bradbury bought bay from Mrs H D Sheets. Claud Tice dislikes an ordinary kicker but not a mule. Lady LeFlyer and Wm Lansing install a new supply tank for Riggs. George Wissler’s storm loss, a colt found with throat cut, and Billie Lansing reports Seattle employment at $2 a day. Church services were canceled due to the storm. measles surge affects district No 9. milk hauler John Keiser plans larger wagon. Mrs Gruby returns from Atlantic improving health. George Wissler hauled rock for foundation. rain not as hoped by the Lewis scribe. Correspondents urged to write regularly. a large black sow strayed, reward offered.

Frank Stalnaker John Whipler C.C. Stalnaker I. C. Bradbury H. D. Sheets Claud Tice Lady LeFlyer Wm. Lansing Riggs George Wisster Billy Howard Lewis Congregational Church John Keiser Lewis Creamery Wissler Billie Lansing Seattle Wash

Let Him Who Wins It Bear the Palm and Hood's Sarsaparilla

Praise for victorious health through Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest medicine. Customer testimonials claim cures for tumors, indigestion, impure blood, consumptive cough, leg sores, and general weakness. Names and places from Minnesota to California accompany claims of restored strength and vitality.

Hood cAmerica Floyd H. M. Cowporn Mer’k St Lowell Mass Nood Mae Andrew Grieser Defiance Ohio Nlood Albert E. Coast Tustin City Cal Pearl Chestnut Sts Jeffersonville Ind A. Howe Reynolds Bridge Conn

Flour Trust Forms Big Mills Merge In New York

Plans for uniting Washburn Crosby and Pillsbury concerns are discussed as the United States Flour Milling Company, backed by 19 major mills, opens with capacity of 89 000 barrels daily. Officers named include George Urban Jr and Jacob Amos. May 2, Pirrssura, Pa. Records show a vast national consolidation in flour milling.

Washburn- Crosby and Pillsbury New York New United States Milling Company Pirrssura United States Flour Milling Company United States New Jersey New York City Becker Mill Jones, Newell Staten Island Syracuse Syracuse Mills Baldwinville Mills Buffalo Urban Mills Daisy Roller Mill Company Daisy Mill Milwaukee Lake Superior Mills Superior Wis Anchor Mill West Superior Freeman Mill Mincotta Mill Duluth Imperial Mill Kraus Mill Minneapolis Excelsior Mill Standard St. Anthony George Urban, Jr Jacob Amos Thomas A. McIntire Flour Combine Washburn-Crosby Pillsbury-Washburn Mills

Local and Personal Notes From Atlantic

Numerous brief items note visitors and residents in Atlantic including Miss Harrison, Dr. F. M. Hunt, W. A. Wilken, Pat Pugh, and Miss Anna Hennessey. Mentions of ongoing repairs at local stores, a new floor at Atlantic Fruit Company, a paint upgrade on storefronts, and a near by rainfall total of 1.39 inches for April. Deaths announced for Miss Mabel Stowe and Mrs. Kuhl, with pension of local families and relatives. Also a health ad urging Shaker Digestive Cordial as digestion aid.

Atlantic Fruit Company Pat Pugh Davenport Anna Hennessey Underwood Kathyrn Pagh Charles Paulley Massena Township R. M. Murray Massena iMrs W. Needles M. J. Davis Lewis R. A. Berry Maine Atlantic Chicago

Local testimonial on Electric Bitters efficacy

A. F. Black of Massena visited Atlantic on business. A Lexington Ky testimonial claims Electric Bitters cured six month yellow jaundice after failure with physicians. Dr Bell recommended the remedy. two bottles cured the patient who praises its effects. Vic Emmort & Co. druggists sell the product.

M. A. Hogarty Lexington, Ky Vic Emmort & Co

College Notes Seeks Summer Term Details and Student Activities

Summer term reviews and methods open June 12. Miss Murphey made a pleasant business call at the office Monday. Prof Stuckrath leads grammar and arithmetic. Mr Nelson papering and painting. Ralph Bailey finishing commercial course. Jessie McAfee visits for special branches. Wallace Hodge studies shorthand dictation and begins commercial work. Prof Burton plans certificates exams for all Summer term attendees, possibly at term end.

Murphey Grammer Stuckrath Nelson Ralph Bailey Mr. Bailey Jessie McAfee Wallace B. Hodge Burton

Train Drops Through Bridge West of Burr Neb

AuBurr Nebraska April 29 Missouri Pacific mixed train No 310 on the Crete branch plunges through a bridge three miles west of Burr causing heavy damage. The engine had just crossed when the bridge failed wrecking several cars of grain and two cars of stock killing about 30 hogs. No injuries to passengers or crew. Fewer nonunion miners report to work at Des Moines as operators press for strikers to return. Only 18 nonunion men go to work at Carbondale mine amid fear of trouble.

AuBurr Neb Missouri Pacific Crete Burr Des Moines Carbondale

Cyclone Strikes St Edward Nebraska Causing Heavy Damage

A cyclone near St Edward Nebraska on April 27 destroyed homes and sheds in town and country. About 25,000 dollars in damage reported with no deaths yet. Notable wreckage included A J McKelvey’s buildings, I O Russell family losses, and W F McCutcheon injuries. Residents sought shelter in a cyclone cave as livestock and fences were swept away.

St. Epward Neb St. Edward Ita Platte County A. J. McKelvey I. O. Russell W. F. McCutcheon James Cummings Jap Green Newman Grove Lindsay

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