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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
9
Details describe a coat with elastic side band attaching to waistband button to hold the vest, eight side buckles for smooth back fit, a slit in the west seam of the lower left pocket for a watch fob, a special pencil pocket above the upper left pocket, adaptability for a fountain pen, vestee washable and detachable for dressiness, and blind button holes with matching buttons for a stylish finish.
Dr. C L Campbell returns from a western trip visiting Cass county interests in Ne braska where a $1 250 000 sugar beet facility is planned. He calls the Scott's Bluff region the best looking town seen in Nebraska and notes fine beet crops and bungalow style homes. In Council Bluffs he served on a federal jury in the Mabray case, reviewing bank involvement. The bank’s transactions were ruled legal and the charges against it dismissed.
A surprise party honored H.8. Rattenborg on his thirty eighth birthday at the Eagles Hall. Board members from the north and outside friends organized the event, gifting a 70 foot hall clock and a brass bedstead. Attendees included John Peterson and others, with Jens Kjar as toastmaster. Music and dancing followed a late supper, ending around four in the morning.
A buggy driven by Ernest Berry with Vera Durr Mary Christensen and Danie Berry crashed when the horse drew fright near Union. Berry and Miss Durr suffered fractures and are under local doctors care. The accident occurred around 6 36 o clock. The horse ran back toward the city before being captured. A separate report notes a sermon at the Union service in the Methodist church and upcoming changes to service times across churches.
Lissie Wakefield files suit in district court against husband George W. Wakefield for absolute divorce accusing cruel treatment. She seeks custody of four minors, temporary alimony of 1000 dollars and 10000 dollars permanent alimony. The couple, prominent residents of Edna township, have four children and were married June 20 1882 in Red Oak. Attorney Swan represents Mrs Wakefield.
A health claim about Foley's Honey and Tar indicates it is safe for children with no spites or harmful drugs. The wording emphasizes effectiveness and safety for youngsters, aiming to reassure caregivers about medicinal use for kids.
Mrs. F Marti of St. Joe Michigan reports Foley's Honey and Tar saved her boy from a severe bronchial trouble after doctors medicines failed. She says it cured the cough choking and spells and the boy recovered quickly. She adds the product has saved them trouble and is kept in the house. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills and Foley's Kidney Pills as aids to liver and kidney health. It cites Mrs Jacob Wilmers of Lincoln praising kidney relief and vitality after using the products, urging readers to try a free trial. The copy emphasizes increased energy and brain sharpness as benefits.
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