Chambray 10c Linen Finished Striped Ginghams
Advertises chambray linen finished striped ginghams in dark and light blue pink grey and brown. Special offer at a yard for 10 cents.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
5
Advertises chambray linen finished striped ginghams in dark and light blue pink grey and brown. Special offer at a yard for 10 cents.
The advance autumn styles are at Ovansky's with a steady flow of the latest suits one piece dresses coats and skirts arriving in our suit department for early season presentation. Exceptional order placements and shipments allow us to offer complete Fall suits mall coats full dresses and Fall skirts for your consideration.
By agreement of parties through their attorneys the Atlantic Northern Southern Railroad and De W Emart representatives settle two actions dismissed late yesterday. One suit challenged a five percent city tax for the railroad. The other sought 415000 damages for slander and certiorari against Rattenborg. both are dismissed, costs allocated to respective sides. Settlement bars certiorari reviews of the tax. injunctions against tax collection unlikely. The railroad partners call the settlement satisfactory and planned contingencies noted. Separately, Miss Henrietta Willif and George Jensen to wed at Elkhorn Church. Rev Lauritzen to perform the ceremony with reception at the bride’s brother’s home. attendees include Hans Rattenborg and Nelg Jensen. The couple to reside at 608 Mast Third Street after tomorrow.
In Grant on Tuesday September 6th a large public auction of town Jota and registered Hereford cattle and horses will be held. Col Herman Nau is the auctioneer with H F Porter as clerk. Kinworthy’s tun will be served and Col Nau expects a large crowd as local roads improve travel to Grant.
Special to the Telegraph from Cumberland Iowa reports a bustling street fair with top attractions, a popular band, and weather that held firm. Crowds exceeded expectations as visitors streamed in from distant areas, with optimism that attendance records may be broken tomorrow and the following day.
Special to the Telegraph Des Moines Aug 31 190? One of the biggest swindles in the city was pulled off as 1000 admission tickets to the state fair were sold by outsiders for 50 cents each. The owners did not know they were fake until they tried to use them at the gates. No arrests reported by late afternoon. The incident echoes a prior caper at the state house two years ago where tickets to view the capitol dome were sold to visitors for money.
Des Moines Aug. 81 Agriculture department awards at the state fair named Charles Matone of Atlantic first in the under eighty acres class for farms. His display, billed as the finest of products from a sub eighty acre farm, earned top honors. B F Malone of Des Moines took second in over eighty acres, while George Shutterly of Carlisle won the first award in the over eighty class. The Malone family has a history of winning at the fair.
Guy Weaver of Lewis, who previously moved to South Dakota and homesteaded on Standing Rock Reservation, returned to Lewis to obtain a marriage license with Beulah Jones. The couple plan to wed September first and will reside in South Dakota after the ceremony. Weaver formerly worked at the O W Brown Brewery store in Attapline and has many friends there.
Aug 31 at the Robers home in Massena Iowa marked the marriage of Clara B Robers and Ruben Pigg of Lig ar Massena Iowa. The ceremony featured a bell arch and white silver decor with green and white accents. The bride wore white silk trimmed in mantilla and carried white roses. the groom wore a dark blue serge suit. A large gathering attended and a four course dinner followed. The couple will reside at home after September 16 four miles northwest of Wiote.
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