Cass County Board approves bridge bids and adjourns
Cass County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with all members present. Bids for four bridges were opened and two bids accepted. The auditor was instructed to advertise for bids to paint a bridge near Griswold. Several rebates and refunds were approved, and per diem claims were allowed. The board adjourned to meet June 1 1927.
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Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Iowa
C. E. Malone
H. G. Armentrout
Malone
Armentrout
George W. Condon Company
Federal Bridge Company
Des Moines
Zellmer
Griswold
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Williams
M. H. Funk
F. H. Wormley
J. B. Pratt
Max McClain
Ray Trainer
G. Armentrout
D. J. Bode
G. Hansen
D. E. Malone
A. Zellmer
Jennie M. Ward
Prizes Offered For Best Voices National Audition
The Atwater Kent Foundation announces a National Radio Audition to discover two top voices, offering $17,500 in prizes and potential musical education and is open to any young singer from any region. A nationwide contest will broadcast on a Sunday night opera hour via a nineteen-station network.
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America
Atwater Kent Foundation
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Foundation
United States
Central Broadcasting
New York
Honolulu Letter Reveals National Audition News
A fainting look at a family letter from Bud Peterson in Honolulu describes a student audition drive funded by the Atwater Kent Foundation. It outlines cash prizes, tuition scholarships, and the route from local club contests to a national radio audition in New York. He also shares Hawaii experiences, a loan party feast, and visits to Chinese and Hawaiian meals with friends.
Balloon Ascension Promises July 4 Thrills at Atlantic
The Cass County Fair Association announces two balloon ascensions on July 4th in Atlantic. A forenoon balloon ascent with parachute drop precedes a night illuminated ascent featuring flares fireworks and a Niagara Falls water effect. Ex Mayor Wallace M Short of Sioux City will speak. the program also includes races fireworks games.
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Cass County Fair Association
W. W. Don Carlos, Jr
Niagara Falls
Iowa
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Wanted Experienced girl for general housework
Help wanted ad seeking an experienced girl or woman for general housework no washing or ironing. Apply by calling 383 R in Atlantic. Published as a classifieds notice with short job details.
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Atlantic
They Appreciate Him A Western Editorial Omission
Editors across the western states consider who should fund a trip for a local newspaper editor to enjoy a writer's sojourn in California and return home with the experience. The piece notes some readers appreciate their hometown editor and the labor behind the paper.
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Walmnell
California
Memorial visitors honor Anita area residents
Among former Anita residents at a city memorial service last week were Mrs. J. R. Cail and her two Merna, Nebraska sons who had moved away years ago. The visitors received a cordial welcome from old friends and neighbors. Mrs. Cail is in unusually good health.
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Anita
J. R. Cail
Merna
Nebraska
Call
United States Treasury Bonds Exchange Offer Declared
A June 15 1927 notice announces new 3 percent United States Treasury Bonds due 1947 with a sixteen year call option. Exchangeable for Second Liberty Loan bonds at par with accrued interest through June 15 1927. Second Liberty bonds called for payment November 15 1927. Exchange window is limited and may end around June 15 1927. Consult banks or trust companies or Federal Reserve Banks for details.
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United ‘Stki ‘Es Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Unwanted Child plays at Big Tent Theatre Friday night
Florence Edna May delivers a provocative take in her new play The Unwanted Child attacking the divorce court. The performance headlines the Big Tent Theatre Friday night as the week’s attraction.
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Florence Edna May
Big Tent Theatre
Fragmentary Phrase From A Sermon Or Dialogue
A fragment describes comparison of praise or reward, mentioning Harps and a front seat in a New Jerusalem auditorium and a setting of equal rewards regardless of choice. It reads as a theological or poetic aside with no clear narrative.
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Jeru
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