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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1910

Page

3

Jottings About the City Today

Atlantic city items cover jobs shortage, new church kitchen contract, local arrests, social events, theater notes, crop labor, wrestling winner Hansen, political visits and speeches, tax enforcement, local traffic incidents, sales, land seekers, premiums, and regional travel updates. Names include Henry, Porterfield, Wal lace, Dr Porterfield, Lou Fan colly, Hansen, Murphy, Claude R Porter, C Durant Jones, Chas Hall, Capt. Stanley, T Don Carlos, Mary Williams, J Brown, Lou Neff, Frank Abbot, Lawrence Wakefield, Keokuk minister, Prof. Crossley, Ford agency, and New Mexico land seekers.

Atlantic West Wisdom ‘Orrobin Brother Henry J. D. Henry Congregational Church Lou Fancolly Fancolly T. R. Wallace Frank W Porterfield West Ninth Street John Pugh Locust Street Atlantic Milwaukee Creston Union County Cass Hansen Han- Sen Decorah Airdome Murphy Omaha Porter Claude R. Porter Des Moines Democratic State Central Committee Adair C. Durant Jones Perry Prohibition Party Chas. J. Hall California Chas H. Stanley Bailey's Hall Capt Stanley Des Moines Shriners Red Oak T. Don Lawrence Wakefield Wakefield Montana Hig Sale John Blake Staate Keokuk Hig Church Daisy Stock Food and Remedy Company Stier Grocery Company J. L. Winne Lake B. W. Crossley Corncil Bluffs FORD Iowa Herring Motor Car Company Ford Automobile Opera House Neaw Menico Collins Feft New Mexico Gavny Twao Colorado Goring Shoes Burlington Hirks Atlante Delveries

Personal Mentions From Monday's Daily Wording Varied

Misa Winters left yesterday for Los Angeles California to spend the winter. H C Gillet went to Anita on business with plans to secure cigars. Charles Williams visited Omaha for an over Sunday visit with friends. Albert Loeb of Albia was visiting at Charles Block's home with family. George Highley went to Omaha yesterday to see automobile races. Rev Mack leaves for Des Moines to attend a District Bible School meeting. Louis Thurman, recently in hospital with appendicitis, expected to return home today. W Follett traveled via Onisha to Red Oak yesterday.

Misa Winters Los Angeles H. C. Gillet Anita Charles Wiliams Omaha Albert Loeb Albia Charles Block George Highley Mack Des Moines District Bible Acool Louis Thurman Follett Onisha Red Oak

Towa Weather Crop Bulletin Des Moines Iowa

Describes a favorable week for ripening crops in Des Moines with frost largely non damaging. Most crops safe, seed corm harvest strong, fall plowing aided by rains, hay and pastures recovering. Corn yield above normal though moisture limited. potato and tree fruits impacted by frost. overall good but mixed prospects. George M. Chappel, Section Director.

Towa Des Moines Lowe Mie Ortra George M. Chappel Beetiou

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