Shoes Fail a Young Man’s Daily Walk Trial
A well known community member trusted a cheap pair of shoes but after ten days wear they proved unpresentable and offered no protection to the feet, highlighting poor value in affordable footwear.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
7
A well known community member trusted a cheap pair of shoes but after ten days wear they proved unpresentable and offered no protection to the feet, highlighting poor value in affordable footwear.
A 1906 Atlantic reader endorses Dean's Kidney Pills from Moore Drug Co. for kidney and bladder troubles. Testimony cites improved health, better sleep, and reduced headaches after use, with confirmation in 1910. Foster-Millburn of Buffalo markets the remedy in the United States at 50 cents. Also an Ohio farm listing in Carroll County, Missouri.
Representative Walter J. Smith of the Ninth Jaws district opened his re election bid after a luncheon with the Orient Business league during the pumpkin festival. He challenged GOP unity on tariff and money, praised county prosperity under Republican policy, warned against forsaking those policies, urged harmony, and called for party reunion.
Weather in central and south central Iowa was cool and cloudy with frequent showers. Rainfall exceeded two inches in many areas, the heaviest since May. Corn progressed toward maturity with 65 to 70 percent safe from frost. seed corn and fodder cuts rose to offset hay shortages. Late potatoes improved though yield will be below average but quality good. Fall seeding of winter grains under favorable conditions. winter wheat acreage to rise. Higher temperatures forecast and ripening weather expected for several days. George M. Chappel, Section Director.
Alice R Ross and husband to Hugo and Julian Westphalen convey Lot 8 4 1 Block 1 Sarah for 1000 Repk 1944 F M Gronen and wife to Henry M Miller w d Pt It & Block 7 and Pt MoT DIK 7 Cumberland 500 G A Curtis and wife to Sarah A Cox w d It & bike 104 Atlantis 1100 G A Mercer and wife to J B Mercer w d w fr 2 awd 31 74 37 10500 80 Catherine Reed to John L Reed w d wed 2 74 27 5900
Mrs Fitch visited Atlantic briefly last week while Dr Stultz served as Des Moines vising jitor Tuesday. Mrs H Marshall and Miss Myrtle Cornell were Atlantic callers over the weekend. Ray Price family and Mr Vernon spent Sunday at the Henry Mailander home. Grandma Lehmat returned from Dexter. Mrs Pigsley of Missouri visited her daughter Mrs Edwarda last week. Ova Malone visited grandmother in Atlantic Saturday.
The Brayton News item lists W P Galvin and son from McLean visiting relatives, J P Hallock visiting Atlantic, and many locals traveling to Audubon Atlantic Harlan and Des Moines for family and business reasons. Several residents attend the 101 Ranch show, racehorse incident near Audubon, and various callers and visits from Extra Chadron and Anita areas.
James Harris of Carthage formerly resident of Massena spent a week visiting old friends. Mr and Mrs R J Cornell of Wistar were guests of friends in the city last week.
Ralph McMartin left for Grinnell to continue studies for a year. Chas Marlowe and family drove to Council Bluffs. W H Faulkner of Atlantic visited town. W J Luke and family were Atlantic visitors. C A Carlton the new M E B church pastor will move here. Rev Harwood former pastor sent to Nodaway. Lucile Wagner went to Notre Dame Indiana to study. Mrs Phil Denspam visiting friends left for Vinton due to her mother illness. James Johnson of Farragut visited relatives. Dr Chapman of Bridgewater made a professional visit. John Yagers Rex was ill several days. Mr and Mrs L J Myers visited Editor Myers at his home. October 6 Catholic carnival set for the fair grounds with address ball game and car racing. Mr and Mrs Henry Greenwaldt Mia and Mrs Ernest Mans left Tuesday for a trip in Kansas.
Edna Grove brief notes guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Dotson with George Dotson near Grant. Dennis Landon recovering from typhoid fever. Robt Donahon visited L W Buckman. Mrs Ed Cooper of Nebraska visited Briscoe residents. Mr and Mrs John Saunders with Kate McCarthy and New Jens Griswold visitors. Bernardine Cullen dies aged about two after sudden illness infantum. Funeral Monday at Reno Catholic church.
A. B. Griffith traveled to Adjic yesterday afternoon to participate in a local missionary gathering.
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