School Times Our Variety of Shoes for School Wear
The notice highlights a broad selection of school shoes described as unequaled for students. It emphasizes fit comfort and durability for daily wear in a school setting.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1897
Page
10
The notice highlights a broad selection of school shoes described as unequaled for students. It emphasizes fit comfort and durability for daily wear in a school setting.
Our reporters gathered week’s notes on residents and visitors. Elder Ramsey travels to DeSoto. Miss Edith Hopley returns from Omaha. Mrs Landmesser visits Lewis. Mrs S. G. Hunter returns from Des Moines. marriages, trips, and social calls across Atlantic and nearby towns are noted with names and places including Audubon Council Bluffs and Massena.
West Superior visitors Wilken and relatives from Council Bluffs Prairie region travelers pass through. Hogs shipped by Ringle, Lee Pratt, Southwick Bros to Chicago market. Cumberland residents visit city. fair plans discussed. Mrs Leslie travels to Custer County Neb to care for ill mother. Portfield family returns from Cedar Bluffs after S N Porterfield death. Council Bluffs deputy visits Rebekah lodge. Street sprinkling initiative planned for East Fourth and Fifth streets during fair. Behneman funeral at Omaha. doctor to locate friends. Ruth Gillett's recovery update. crutches used previously, now walking with less strength.
Thursday afternoon and evening the W G T U ladies welcomed friends at Mrs E Huchendorf's west Fifth street home with a refined luncheon and abundant decorations. The AOUW Lodge held a public rally at the opera house with Rev W E Stanley officiating and speeches by Mabel Sweney and Rev J W Geiger. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills advertise health benefits amid the eventful notices.
Atlantic area items recount visits and travels of residents from Anita Griswold and Griswold guests in Atlantic Des Moines and Omaha. marriages, a local arrest, a death, and local transport delays noted along with brief business and social updates.
Bustling grounds showcase eager entries and top displays across cattle, agriculture, and arts halls. Attractions include ostriches, deer, chariot riders, balloon acts, and a promising weather forecast. A new gas lighting idea is touted as a cheap country solution, plus Shaker Digestive Cordial advertises digestion help with trial bottles.
Aug. 27 reports from Klondike and Juneau recount a rough river journey by Joe E. Berch James McKay and Archie Shelp to Dyea in 20 days then back toward the mines. Gold values from $10,000 to $16,000 cited. Dawson dust totals and several named Juneau claimants listed with substantial fortunes.
Telegraph briefs note the unit will camp at the Nashville exposition in September with 400 men and 24 cannons. Mexico’s cotton crop is projected large, valued near 16 million dollars. Spain’s queen regent will not formally receive General Stewart Lu Woodford until the court returns to San Sebastian. In Chilhowee Missouri, the mayor, marshal, and bank president were arrested amid reform drives. Four gamblers have been arraigned and have pressed charges against others.
The Rock Island offers one fare for a round trip to San Francisco valid from September 1 through September 30 at Cass County Agricultural Society events this week bans gambling and disreputable schemes on the grounds. The Young Men’s Christian Association pledges support to improve the community and urges generous patronage of the exhibition. August 29, 1897. C. Carlson, Secretary. Also promotion for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption with a free trial bottle at Vic Emmert & Co’s drug stores.
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