Satisfied customer returns for new suit fitting
A loyal patron, once buying only the best tailors, is pictured as thoroughly satisfied after fitting two of our finest garments. Weather crop bulletin notes general clouds and damp in the week ending Sept 4 1910 as corn crop growth accelerates with warmth needed ahead. Reports cite above average grain yields and delayed thrashing in western counties due to rainfall. Mrs J H Baker of Des Moines was in the city en route home to Audubon after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Chappel
J. H. Baker
Dew Moines
Audubon
School enrollment rises at Blodgett district high school
Daily report notes 835 students enrolled across all departments the largest single day figure to date, with high school total 169. Lists teachers and classes across HIGH SCHOOL EAST BUILDING WEST BUILDING and GRANT BUILDING, including principals Guasio Brown Mattle Dinges and Margaret Boyle and staff in grades from 1st to 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sus
Anna
Temple
Carrie Wilken
Alma
Hammon
Rose Morris
Meta Schmidt
Thomas L. Anderson
Walter Bender
Blanche Hedges
Amanda Winssler
Kittie McMenamin
Louise Jones
Jessia Shannon
Guasio Eb.brown
Fannie B. Sanford
Genevieva Hedges
Minnis Wilds
Lucy A. Mediar
Margaret E. Bell
West Building
Mattle Dinges
Mary M. Nichols
Frances Roberts
Austa Bell
Fannya Shrock
Eva M. Johnson
Grant Building
Margaret Boyle
Hazel Clark
Frances Pruitt
Austa Durkee
Margaret K. Sullivan
Salomo Brandt
Have A New Boy Born To Mr and Mrs Lowe
W D Lowe and wife welcomed a baby boy yesterday at their home. The infant weighs nine pounds four ounces and is described as a fine healthy child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lowe
Market Letter Cattle and Hogs Review Of Week
Recounts show heavy cattle trades led by Western range beeves with strong early demand for desirable, well bred stock. Later week prices eased 15 to 20 cents overall. feeders remained active with heavy volume. Canners and medium cows sold well, but prices were 20 to 25 cents lower. Hog market held steady with a strong undertone, lights and butcher grades favored, packers noting buoyant tone despite diverse receipts and buyer hesitancy on weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyera
Handkerchiefs on sale in varied designs and sizes
Over 1600 handkerchiefs to choose from in new patterns. Ladies cambric and mull styles range from 6¢ to 25¢, with hemstitched and embroidered options. Men's cambric, initial, and colored border handkerchiefs offered, many with large sizes and wide hems.
Market Report Shows Steady Demand for Hog and Sheep Products
The report notes strong fresh meat demand and a favorable market for hogs, with a likely steady to strong trend unless hog marketing surges. Sheep supplies are slightly down but ahead of last year, and feeder buyers match packers on thin to half fat stock, sustaining no weakening versus eight weeks ago. Feeder sheep and lamb business remains high, with demand exceeding previous years.
City Crossings Fixed for School Convenience
Councilman J. D. Goff had several crossings at Chestnut street fixed yesterday and today to aid school children. Court house crossings leveled with cement steps, park and court yard areas leveled to improve the street’s appearance. Albert Kuske left for Aberdeen South Dakota this afternoon to attend to land business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Goff
Chestnut Street
Court House
Albert Kuske
Aberdeen
Rainfall Alert and Rubber Boots Sale for Farmers
A forecast of at least 18 inches of rain in the coming months prompts farmers to prepare for wet weather. Advertisers urge rubber boot purchases for the whole family, claiming protection for shoes and reduced doctor bills with direct factory stock.
Personal and Local Items From Thesday’s Daily
Mrs Frank Bell of Wiota shopped in Atlantic. Wallace Tobias visited Anita for land business. Miss Larson and Miss McVeyeee will graduate nurses in six weeks if remaining exams pass. Dr Campbell sat as Juror in Federal Court in Council Bluffs. Bert Harris of Indianola visiting friends. Miss Petra Jensen of Wiota in town for the day. Don Marsh discharged from hospital yesterday. A Duval left for Aberdeen to view land. A E Andrews left for Nebraska with land seekers. C W Needles wife visiting friends. Lyric Orchestra plans a dance next Wednesday at the K of C Hall. Bert Butler and Frank Stahl off to Massena for the fair. Charles Helmta to Lincoln for Nebraska State Fair. J D Edmonson expected home from Windsor, Missouri. Mrs H B Barnes of Omaha visiting her parents. Vic Emmert and W H Nichols son off to Aberdeen SD to tend land. Mrs W A McKee to Massena for a few days with friends. Vera Arnold accompanying. Mike Conway, John Blake and Clarence Bruce leave for Massena to attend the fair. Liston Collins sails for Pierre SD with land seekers. H R Smith of Lewis in town paying for the Weekly for Irvin in Newman Grove. Western counties noted dry but not worse than elsewhere. A W Wyman and wife of Griswold visiting sons William and Frank in Letcher ND then plan North Dakota visit with son Chas Wrmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesday's Daily
Frank Bell
Wiota
Atlantic
Wallace Tobias
Anita
Federal Court
Bert Harris
Indianola
Petra Jensen
Don Marsh
A. M. Duval
Aberdeen Sr
Lyric Orchestra
K. of C. Hall
Bert Butler
Frank Stahl
Massena
Charles Helmta
Lincoln
J.d.edmonson
Windsor
H. B. Barnes
Omaha
John Blake
Clarence Bruce
Bruce
Liston Collins
Pierre
S. D
H. R. Smith
Lewis
Irvin
Newman's Grove
Nebraska
Smith
A. W. Wyman
Griswold
Letcher §. D
Wiliam
Frank
North Dakota
Chas, Wrmar
Divorce Petition Seeks Custody for Atlantic Woman
Eva Phares petitions the court for a divorce from Alan E. Phares on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Married in 1892 they lived together until September 1909 when they separated. She has resided in Atlantic eight years and seeks custody of their two children and restoration of her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Phares
Alan E. Phares
Lved
If Women Only Knew Then Backache and Kidney Pain
Mia A Lang of Atlantic Iowa endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a merited remedy for backache and kidney symptoms. She credits the pills with restoring strength, removing pain, and ending misery after trying other medicines. Sold by Moore Drug Co and all dealers 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Atlantic
Mia
A. L. Lang
Iowa
Doan
Moore Drug Co
Gale By
Foater-Millburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Kuppenheimer
Fred Steinke Clothing Co
the House of Kuppenheimet
Chicago
N. N. Henshaw
W.B. Martin
the Peoples Store
Chestnut ST. Atlantic
Daily Chronicle
A. E. Andrews
C. W. Needles
Atlantic Homes
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