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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
4
Readable excerpts from the Iowa Homestead discuss when seed corn should be harvested. Some farmers prefer denting stage for vitality while others advocate full maturity to maximize feeding value and germination. The piece cites J H Rohrbeck experiences and urges timely selection aligned with agricultural standards.
Denver Post and Times reports a two month engagement showcasing a stunning scenic production with dramatic electrical effects and lavish costumes. Book by Mike Dudley with Muse Score by Livy Leo Lazelle stars Nat Phillips and Marguerite De Von, supported by a cast of well known stage favorites. Ticket prices start at 35 cents in the gallery and 50 cents on the floor, on sale Monday for an 8:45 curtain with carriages at 11.
The report notes abundant water supply and fertile soil producing 60 bushels of wheat, 5 tons of alfalfa from four cuttings, and 20 tons of sugar beets per acre, indicating strong agricultural potential.
Local market report shows strong demand for Rocky Ford melons and other produce. Growers highlight transportation access and seasonal variety driving prices. Buyers include regional grocers and home consumers seeking fresh, high quality fruits and vegetables.
Readers are invited to join guided excursions on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to view the countryside under crop. The program invites all interested citizens to participate and observe agricultural landscapes and practices.
Special to Telegraph Des Moines Iowa Sept 28 Attorneys in Governor Carroll libel case argued before the jury at noon with a verdict possible today or delayed to tomorrow Politicians await results with most predicting acquittals or a hung jury and few expecting conviction
Robert A. Oliphant died yesterday after a brief illness. Born May 26, 1802 in Murray township, Tranes, he moved to Texas and later carried mail on a route from Hamlin’s Grove to Magnolia before the Civil War. He joined a Union volunteer company in 1861 and served in the campaign southward.
Oransky's offers smart style with dependable quality and tailor made garments. A broad assortment of coats suits and dresses in the newest fabrics and weaves promises value with moderate prices and assured quality for discerning shoppers.
A specialty tailoring display offers serge and fancy worsted suits for men and women. Features include plain and semi fitted jackets, satin faced collars, two side pockets, and a pleat ed skirt. Prices range from 16.50 to 22.50 with sizes for all figures.
The ad highlights fall coats in 52 to 54 inch lengths with new novelty mixed coatings and semi fitted cuts. It features Misses and Womens full length black coats at $12.50, plus a larger line at $17.50 with smart exclusive designs. Materials include serges and broadcloths in tan blue black and grey with sizes 14 to 49.
Popular season coats named Billy Oppositms praised for warmth and durability. Trimmed with torn back cuffs and larger metal buttons. Regular five dollar coats offered at three ninety eight for ages two to six. Natty styles in medium and heavy weight coatings and jerseys for girls six to fifteen. Semi fitting models feature military collars gilt buttons and turn back cuffs. Coats priced six dollars and fifty cents.
A bold line for stylish misses aged 12 to 18 offers semi fitting coats with braided military collars and large side pockets in navy reseda grey Copenhagen black priced at 12.50. Misses skirts in hard twisted black voile feature fall styles with braided trim, ranges from waist 20 to 26 and length 33 to 38 inches, price 4.59, with other pieces at 7.50 and 12.50.
In 1874 the Tegei Hig family moved to Texas for three years before returning to Extra. Son William died in Texas. He leaves a ship wife and son EH DB Oliphant and one grandchild. Funeral services will be held at two o'clock from the home. Remains may be seen from ten to twelve. the casket will not be opened at the funeral. Rev Grimt will officiate. Interment with his plant in Atlantic for three years last May. Carlson of Audubon cited as a respected citizen and soldier. Mr McNiey and Mrs McNiey travel to Des Moines to spend Sunday with McNierney’s parents.
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