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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
8
A collage of local items reports political hints about a county superintendent race and possible candidates. It lists residents visiting, traveling spouses, and a pleasant evening event with graduates and a choral song. It also notes a road contract update and a street accident injuring two young women, with one rider’s identity remaining unknown.
Hia store now occupies the entire upper floor with a complete display of carpets, draperies, and related goods. The improvements include removed partitions, creating a fine space to showcase goods. A Business College team and alumni will attend a forthcoming game with the Ha School team, a rematch of a past year when the High School prevailed.
Emma J Potter died Monday afternoon at about eight at her mother's home in Atlantic. She aged about years and had lived at 803 Locust Street since moving with her mother and brothers Rev 0 A and Arthur two years ago. Her father and family details are given, noting Emma was a bright young Christian.
A public gathering bids farewell and safe travels to Mr Phelps leaving for duty, while Mr Temple recovers. Citizens planned a large Atlantic event, with the finance committee reporting to proceed, appointing officers and committees to organize the grand celebration at the fair grounds.
Republicans in Wenhington Fulton Center and Grave townships hold caucuses at Center or Garfield schools on Saturdays in June to choose delegates for the Atlantic county convention June 10 to 16 and to nominate township officers. Officials include Fulton's Com., Frazima's Com., and PaaLy's Com. Committeemen.
An old advertisement style charge extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the spring remedy for impure blood. It claims dramatic health improvements including restored vision, cured skin and stomach ailments, and overall vitality across various testimonials from readers in Buffalo, Minneapolis, Joplin, and Jeffersonville.
May 25 Rev. Meed Holatia of Rockford Illinois drew a draft for 1000 on the Chemical National Bank of New York from a worn pocketbook to aid the freedmen's cause. Applause followed as he pledged the draft if all stood by the pledge and promises.
Names Kennedy Ryan Sheppard and others appear in court notes from Missouri with defendants summoned by the state and defense. Reports describe the train robbery case advancing with subpoenas, indictments, and inmate handling in relation to the Fort Scott incident. Also: Kansas hailstorm damages crops across central counties with wheat loss and livestock fatalities.
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