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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
3
A church anniversary event honored long faithfulness with a poetic synopsis of the forty years. The company rose to shower the celebrants with greeting cards for each year as they received best wishes. Singing Blest be the tie that binds and a benediction closed the well spent evening.
John W Murphy leaves for Williamsburg to start the races Tuesday morning and returns Monday. Bevere warns against strain breaking down vital organs and promotes Medric Bitters and Electric Bitters with testimonials from Mrs J H Van de Sande Kirkland IN. 60c at druggists.
Mrs. R. G. Phelps and family returned from Winterset after attending the wedding of Reese Phelps to Miss Gertrude Dult. Frank Beebe attended Elks, J. L. Wine and family moved, Ed Jacobson ill, Florence and Rosella Barnes to Des Moines for Drake University, Kensington sale planned by Methodist ladies, E. D. Oliphant to Audubon for produce business, Miss Peterson of Brayton operated on for appendicitis, Myrtle Heckman visiting Griswold, C. W. Crandall of Anita in town, Mrs. W. R. Neal very ill, nurse Clark aiding, Clyda McNeil and land seeker to South Dakota eyeing a half section.
Carrie Jensen of Omaha en route to Extra to meet Olaf Jensen for a few days. Numerous locals and out of town guests, including Ty Ida von Motz named administratrix, various town businesses, naturalization papers, school visits, and a hospital operation for Byron Jones.
An old advertisement urges mothers to procure Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child, soften the gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and even diabetes, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
John W. Pogue and family host a reunion at daughter Mrs. Charles Chickering’s home east of Elliott. Attendees include Mrs. John Rankin and family of San Diego and Mrs. White of Maryland Missouri, totaling twenty eight. The Pogues plan to spend the winter in San Diego after the gathering.
Phelps Dodge & Co acquire a large block of Rock Island preferred stock from the Pearson syndicate. The Rock Island and El Paso railroads, now sharing stock interests, extend their already close community of interest as they connect at several points.
Clyde McNeil reports the closing of a deal in which John Stoley, residing four miles north of town, becomes owner of the John Finley 80 acre farm near Maine for 145 dollars per acre. The notice mentions elderly gratitude and Foley Kidney Pills as an ad insert.
We do not solve the Gatlin treatment and hold a secret drug discovered by Dr. Neal unused by the Gatlin people. Neal, once with Gatlin, says he needed money and left to continue research, later drawing in Read & Read as Arizona suit defendants alongside Senator Bruce and Ernest R. Stiles. The Neal Co. is an Arizona corporation with 27 institutes and 45 contracts, no federal institutes.
Red Oak Sept 13 The Zig-Ga-Zig temple of Shriners from Des Moines will hold a session in Red Oak on October 6 where forty candidates will be initiated into Shrine mysteries.
J A Swensen of Watertown Wisconsin credits Bucklen's Arnica Balm with saving his leg after ten years of eczema resisted by 15 doctors. He reports the remedy cured his eczema skin eruptions salt rheum Belle fever sores burns beards cuts and piles. Sold by all druggists for 26 cents.
Senator James E. Bruce returns from a Chicago trip to learn of a $100,000 damages suit and injunction against the Neal Company of America over alleged use of a secret formula learned from Gatlin. He calls the suit free advertising and notes the Gatlin claim targets his physician Dr. Benjamin F. Neal.
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