Variety of Shoes Suitable for School Wear Unequaled
A local shop showcases a wide range of shoes described as ideal for school use. The display emphasizes durability comfort and style for students attending classes and related activities.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1897
Page
11
A local shop showcases a wide range of shoes described as ideal for school use. The display emphasizes durability comfort and style for students attending classes and related activities.
A broad sweep of notices recalls visits by S. Doty to the state fair and honors, engagements, and travel. Several residents including J. H. Yarger and Samuel Doty are noted, with church events, a Baptist association session, and road petition updates shaping community life.
Sunday visits and travels abound as residents journey to Omaha Carroll county and St. Louis while others attend fairs and college. friendships renewed, business trips noted, and social events planned including a Klondike Social at 602 Maple Street and a Baptist association closing with a sermon from Rev. Bartlett.
Ed Link of Lewis and S G Hunter visited Anita on business while F W Brillington stayed in Chicago. June Robinson returned from Anita. B O Wood rode the noon flyer to Omaha. Whitney conducted business in Adair and Otto Eggers visited Avoca with friends. O W Brown returned from Chicago. Griswold train now leaves at 6 30. Pearl Hutton came back from Oakland Saturday night. Mrs J B Thomason learned her sister’s child had died and Mr Thomason left Avora today by flyer to attend the funeral.
A Chicago Times-Herald account recalls a young officer who resisted public display of his captain’s uniform. He and a Gear girl shared a wary romance, faced separation at the front, and after a wound and a wartime parade, mutual forgiveness led to a reunion as she had married, ending with a reflection on youth, duty, and affection.
In 1788 NSW kept 29 sheep, by the century's start 2,000,000, now stock tops 60,000,000. Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania together hold about 180,000,000 sheep, more than four times Europe’s total.
One of the good things in our new Sample Bookis a splendid wide Worsted from Washington Mills. It is closely woven and hard twisted for appearance and wear. Our price six dollars and a half, though many expect twelve to twenty. To get the sample book, send name and address on a postal card, mark the paper name, and request Sample Book A.
The clipping blends health ad copy for Hood's Sarsaparilla with personal notices. It recounts Eva Newhard's death in 1807 at age 94 and describes Milton Pa figures, then notes Atlantic attendance at the state fair and a Des Moines excursion with details on trains and passengers. It ends with a Cascarets liver remedy plug.
In 1888 Colonel Peyton recalls meeting a 16 year old Ulysses S Grant at Flat Rock Bourbon County Kentucky. Grant stayed overnight helped in the store and later calmed a runaway horse before driving home to Georgetown.
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