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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1897

Page

2

Prominent businessmen and local trade noted in Atlantic

A promotional piece praises liveries and dairy supplies from Hoe and highlights the bonafide standing of Byron Bair John Locke Pierce Maher Gorham McEnery and Mr Grant. It commends timely service fair prices and trustworthiness in trades and monument work across cemeteries within 650 miles, urging consult with Mr Grant for tombstone contracts.

Byron Bair John Locke Pierce Maher Gorham McEnery God Atlantic Mr. Grant

Chas F Strutz Tailor Bursts In Local Fashion Scene

Chas F Strutz, a veteran tailor at 409 Chestnut street above Jones meat market, offers first class garments with short time orders. He showcases English mohair, ceviots, worsteds and diagonals, takes orders from 14 up, and provides ready access to world patterns with sample books. Strutz, born in Pomerania and trained in Coslen, has 24 years in Iowa and a decade in Atlantic, earning local trust through skilled craftsmanship.

Thomas Carlyle Chas. F. Strutz Chestnut Street Jones Mr. Strutz Mr. Stratz Iowa Council Bluffs Omaha Atlantic Pomerania Prussia Coslen Mr. Struta

Monumental Work By S. E. Grant At Atlantic Marble

S FE Grant of Atlantic Marble and Granite Works at 205 Chestnut Street highlights the value of lasting memorials. The piece notes Grant’s decade of local experience, skilled staff, and personal supervision ensuring quality gravestones and monuments at fair prices. It cites recent examples including monuments at Anita and local cemeteries.

Atlantic Marble and Granite Works Chestnut Street Egypt Greece Rome S. E. Grant Anita J. J. Henderson Banker Henderson Boyd and Lattig Thore Beautty Julian Huchendorf Eppleshelmer A. Dicker

T Marvin piano dealer leads with trusted pianos and organs

T Marvin at 520 Chestnut street proclaims twenty three years in business selling Gabler Merrifield Valley Gem National pianos and Estey organs. He cites a vast territory and 40000 Gabler pianos in use as proof of quality and invites buyers to compare stock and test tones during the fair at the Fine Arts Building.

A. T. Marvin Gabler Merrifield Valley Gem National Hamilton Newman Bros Estey Wee Marvin Neoia Red Oak Casey Manching Chestnut Street

Jones Family Business Shown As Model Retail and Farm Store

Should ra researchers consider a practical stylish vehicle they should inspect Mr Jones finger selection and every farming implement caried in stock It is gratifying to note the success of the deserving and the subject of this reference belongs distinctly in that category He is assisted in details of management by his son William who manifests the same aptitudes in trade relations

James Jones Cass County Atlantic Jonas Jones Chestnut Street Asia Marshalltown Lowa Hamilton, C William

Beers and Son Atlantica Feed Mills Offer Custom Grinding

Beers and son proprietors of Atlantic Feed Mills on Poplar between Second and Third streets advertise custom grinding for farmers and stockmen using French burrs. They sell corn meal buckwheat flour and cider, drawing trade from 15 to 20 miles, with annual output 100 to 150 barrels of cider and growing demand.

Atlantica Feed Mills Poplar Cass County

John H Wood Prominent Cass County Finance Expert

John H. Wood, attorney and financial correspondent, operates Cass County Abstracts with a full set of title records. He handles farm loans, title examinations, and estate management for non residents, and is an influential Atlantic and Cass County figure with a long Iowa tenure since 1879.

Cass County Fifth Street Post Office John H. Wood Iowa Atlantic Philadelphia Connecticut Mutual Life, German Insurance Co Freeport Ill Davenport Savings Bank Wood Ilinois Isaac Dickerson McKinley Beveridge Illinois Institution For the Blind

A G Beech Racket Store Merchant of Atlantic

A. G. Beech operates The Racket Store at 413 Chestnut Street offering clothing dry goods boots and shoes tinware glass notions and fancy china. The Atlantic merchant is praised for enterprise stock and confidence in Atlantic’s growth and strength.

Chestnut Straet A. G. Beech Atlantic

Racket Store Expands With New Ottumwa Outlet

The article profiles the Racket Store run by Mr Beech offering clothing dry goods and a wide range of household items with five sales staff serving patrons daily. It notes courteous service, fair dealing and small margins. Beech opens a large Ottumwa store signaling continued expansion and market advantage through bulk purchasing.

Patrota Beech Ottumwa Mnes

Millinery Leader Mrs J M Meek At 411 Chestnut St

Mrs J M Meek displays a fashionable stock of seasonable millinery at 411 Chestnut Street with French English and American hats. She travels to Chicago and the East twice yearly to curate styles and is aided by Miss Dean in creating hats and bonnets for Atlantic and Cass county ladies. Reasonable prices and courteous service foster a leading local shop.

Chestnut Street J. M. Meek Chicago East Dean Atlantic Cass County

Drugstore Profile of B G Weber & Co at 421 Chestnut Street

H G Weber senior member of the firm is a long standing registered pharmacist known for expert drug compounding and trade relations. The Walnut furnished interior offers an extensive stock including drugs varnishes books cigars and wines for medicinal use. Weber is popular progressive and trusted in trade and civic affairs.

H. G. Weber Weber Atlantic

E F Jones Meat Dealer at Chestnut Street

E F Jones, a meat dealer at 40 Chestnut Street, trades in fresh, salt and smoked meats, sausages, lard, poultry, oysters, fish and game. The piece argues the meat trade is vital to domestic economy and hinges on the dealer’s honesty and good faith.

Local butcher Aims for Best Meats and Hardware Trade

Xper cATdASS promotes slaughtering guarantees and a wide range of meats, poultry, game, oysters, and imported goods. The firm operates a 26x90 foot premises with modern preservation equipment and carries hardware, stoves, tools, and supplies. New owner Mr Van McCurdy, with Jens Neilson, seeks mercantile success in Atlantic offering courteous, fair service and a broad stock.

Baltimore Express Heinz's Makeas

John Johnson opens clothing and furnishings shop in Cass County

John Johnson, dealer in clothing and furnishing goods, boots and shoes, at 320 Chestnut Street and later 820 Chestnut Street, Atlantic Cass County. He is noted as a shrewd buyer and salesman with five years at M B Israel. The notice invites locals to visit, offers suits from $18, and guarantees a perfect fit.

Chestnut Street Johnson Atlantic Cass County M. B. Israel Genta Capt. Cuttle

Longstanding Green Bay Lumber Firm Hard to Read

Fragmentary OCR describes a lumber company with vast materials and contracts for school building projects. Mentions Byer and Oregon, shingles, camera, hair, stucco, and a long-time resident with twenty one years in the area.

Green Bay Co

Atlantic Fruit Co. Wholesale and Produce in City

The Atlantic Fruit and Produce Co. operates under manager S. Lanza in this city, boasting fifteen years in wholesale fruit and produce. It competes with Omaha and Des Moines firms, offers retail confectionery and imported nuts, and handles tobacco and cigars while focusing on fair, prompt service.

Lanza Ita Jine Omaha Des Moines Salton Ite Theda Atlantic & and Produce Co

Picnic Day Draws City Crowd To Squire's Grove

A large group from this city left for the union Sunday school picnic in Squire's grove near Maine with well filled lunch baskets. Mrs. Jennie James has returned from a pleasant visit in Des Moines.

Union Squire's Grove Maine Jennie James Des Moines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hoe Ova Chestnnut Street S. FE. Grant T. Marvin Iso Chestnut Street Beers & Son B. G. Weber & CO E. F. Jones van McCurdy Cumberland C. L. Brown Chestnut Stree Ela Akron McCurdy Brown Jens Neilson Jens John Johnson Atlantic Fruit Co CAN Eectane Cata ArLaira
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