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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
Mrs WH Barker of Little Falls New York shares that Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her husband of a severe cold after a year. The ad notes it was used a year ago and claims rapid relief. Sold by Jos FR Price Gibson Rabe and all druggists.
Marion Ohio December 24 seven weeks of mail bring Christmas presents for President-elect Harding and Mrs Harding They receive silk ties silk underwear hats cigars pipes mufflers walking sticks and scarf pins plus live stock including Sam Bell the possum and four gobbling turkeys Ducks geese venison and other game arrive The Hardings plan a quiet Christmas at home with close friends stocking hanging like in old days and Harding jokes about stocking surprises answering fate questions.
A Rexall Cold Tablet advertisement from The Rexall Store in Atlantic, Iowa promotes Rexall Lax ative Aspirin Cold Tablets. It praises aspirin acetanilide aloin and capsicum for pain fever inflammation and easing symptoms. It warns untreated colds may worsen and urges buying a box now with directions followed for fast relief.
London dispatch reports the king's speech at the midnight prorogation of parliament references friendly relations with foreign powers and notes the Greek situation. He states the government will, with the Allies, work to align conduct with joint responsibilities and seek peace.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to apples and Malone Company with ambiguous pricing or advertisement markers, yielding no clear event or names beyond INE JONATHAN and APPLES. The readable elements suggest a brief notice or ad fragment rather than a full article.
The petition alleges Sivert Sampson died owning the Southwest Quarter of Section 34 in Township 76, with multiple Norwegian descendants and spouses listed as potential heirs. The plaintiff seeks partition and quiet title against all unknown claimants and successors in interest to the described Cass County Iowa property.
In Des Moines the state chamber discusses adopting a town police system as part of broader security reforms. The dialogue centers on augmenting the national guard and fitting local services into a unified law enforcement framework.
The report describes Russian refugees aboard ships near the harbor, many dying or starving. Wealthy aristocrats and former soldiers from Wrangel crowd the decks as relief workers aboard a U.S. destroyer transfer 2000 children to a Bosphorus orphanage, mothers with babies first, then older children, all fed and bathed. the scene likened to a disciplined group of young soldiers.
The 32:30 to 2. Christmas dinner offering at the Occidental Hotel features roast duck with cranberry jelly, mashed potatoes and gravy, celery, stuffed olives, mince pie, cake and fruit salad, plus ice cream and coffee.
The state banking bureau reports the bank of Gentesco closed and cashier Charles Maixner under arrest for forgery. Maixner, arrested by Gus Hyora of the law enforcement bureau, was taken to Wahoo and waived statutory privileges pleading guilty to forgery.
A garbled OCR fragment references governance and education themes with mentions of a chancellor and college. The exact names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only hints of political or institutional discussion.
A fragmented notice discusses farm loans with a clipped, partial quote about preparation to place funds. It references financial programs and rural property assistance, indicating a lender or agency aiming to connect with farmers seeking credit. The readable text hints at public notice of loan opportunities.
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