Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1918

Page

1

Chase Family Directors and Managers Listed in Notice

GHAS. F. CHASE and E. P. CHASE appear as directors and stockholders in a brief notice. The entry names F. Chase, R K. A. Chase, and discusses business and editorial offices with telephones and subscription rates for domestic and foreign mails.

GHAS F. Chase R K. A. Chase Chas. F. Chase E. P. Chase Haitors Eee Carrey Ier U.S Canada

Enter, the Stock Salesman

The ledger warns readers about stock salesmen after treasury measures open the market. It cautions against get rich quick oil, mining, and other securities offered via ads in papers, urging investors to favor reputable, known value investments and avoid dubious certificates.

Treasury Department News-Telegraph

Adapting War Rations to Peaceful Times in Verse

A WWI era poem by George Matthew Adams reflects on wartime shortages and rationing. The speaker recalls bread, sugar, and jam bans, then imagines calmer days with plenty and peace. The verse contrasts scarcity with the hope of abundance, noting the strain of censorship and sacrifice.

Uncle Sam George Matthew. Adams

Camouflage Helmet Reveals Mystery From Wan Battle

A Red Oak soldier, Lester Gordon, received a camouflage helmet from Russell Elwood of CoM. Painted yellow, it is said to be invisible when worn by a man in a tree. The helmet shows three holes suggesting battle damage from bullets or shrapnel.

Lester Gordon Russell Elwood Com

Cedar Falls to honor most useful citizen with medal

Cedar Falls will decorate its most useful citizen with a distinguished service medal next week. The donor will withhold the recipient’s name, and the Chamber of Commerce expects the award to become an annual event. SMITH HIDE CO. promotes fur prices in St. Joseph Missouri with 19c for No 1 salt cured hides and 5 to 7 dollars for horse hides.

United Press Cedar Falls Chamber of Commerce Today

Republican Leader Killed in a Street Fight

Livingston Mont Dec 28 DO M Harvey republican state chairman and leading attorney dies from a fractured skull after a fall on the sidewalk during a fist fight with Postmaster J Swindlehurst who surrendered and is jailed.

Livingston Mont DO. M. Harvey Montana J. Swindlehurst Swindlehurst

Capital paper offers attractive rate for fourteen months

The Des Moines Capital announces a special subscription offer of five dollars for fourteen months, covering both renewals and new subscriptions. Subscriptions are available at the News-Telegraph.

Des Moines News-Telegraph

Rainbow officer was savior of Champagne hero MacArthur

Maj. Gen. Charles T. Menoher praises Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur in a Pershing letter urging his promotion to major general. He credits MacArthur with breaking the Kriemhilde position north of Verdun by capturing Cote de Chalon, noting his courage and skill.

Washington, D. C Douglas MacArthur Forty-second Charles T. Menoher Pershing MacArthur Menoher Kriemhilde Verdun Cote de ‘Chalon

Eagle boats to serve as sub chasers for fleet

Trials of the Ford Detroit produced eagle boats show they surpass contract specs in speed, seaworthiness and maneuvering. Navy reports indicate an average sustained speed of 12 knots and no buckling under high speed tests, confirming readiness for fleet use.

Washington, D. C Eagle Navy Ford Detroit Navy Department

Anita's Red Cross Drive Totals Reported in Townships

Up to Monday evening 956 major and 237 junior Red Cross memberships were reported in Anita and Grant and Lincoln townships. Lincoln township lists 216 adults and 94 juniors with two districts awaiting reports. Anita Grant township shows 740 adults and 143 juniors with two districts pending and Anita schools have about 386 junior members not yet turned in. For plumbing or heating issues call Black 203. Locke & Wilson, 14 West Fourth St. 3d 28.

Anita National Red Cross Grant Lincoln Lincoln Township Grant Township Black Locke & Wilson West Fourth St

Foreman Anita Wins $50 Prize for Best Kept Section

Anita section foreman Chas E Thomas received a $50 prize from Rock Island officials in Des Moines for having the division's best kept section. This marks his second win, the first being while he led a Walnut division section.

Anita Chas. E. Thomas Des Moines Rock Island Mr. Thomas Walnut

Des Moines Bonds Sold at Bid by Chicago Firm

Des Moines reports R M Grant company of Chicago bid $512,780 for $306,000 in school bonds sold last Thursday. The initial $19,000 payment check has been cashed.

Des Moines R. M. Grant Company of Chicago

Navy Electrician Smathers Stranded in Cardiff Wales

Word from Winfield reports IS Smathers, an electrician in the U S Navy, has completed a second voyage and is now in Cardiff Wales. He plans to stay about four weeks due to coal shortages affecting travel and supply.

Winfield

Letter from Sgt. Howard Martin from Bordeaux mentions Will Cornell in balloon corps

L. W. Caughey receives a letter from his nephew Sgt. Howard Martin of Council Bluffs, in the observation balloon service. He notes meeting Will Cornell of this city, also in the balloon corps, in Bordeaux. Martin has served about two years, is well and happy, and hopes to return to the States now that the war is over.

L. W. Caughey Howard Martin Council Bluffs Will Cornell Bordeaux Sgt. Martin Fice

Priscilla and Other Clubs Meet Late December Dates

Society notes list Priscilla Club meeting January 2 at Mrs Eggers home with program on Thomas A Edison by Mrs Laura Highley. Browning Club hosts December 30 with papers on Immigration by Miss Musson and The Tie That Binds Americanization by Mrs Emigh. H T L Club plans dinner and watch night December 31 at Mrs E F Jones home with families as guests. Harmony Club meets December 31 with Mrs Elizabeth Brown and a program. Busy Bee Club holds all day meeting January 2 with Mrs L H Laartz. Helping Hand Club meets January 2 with Mrs Di As Love at 207 E Fifth St.

Priscilla Club Eggers Thomas A. Edison Laura Highley Browning H. T. L. Club E. F.jones Harmony Club Elizabeth Brown Miss Keasey Anderson Moore Brown Busy Bee Club L. H. Laartz Helping Hand Club

Poland Issues Defi to German Government

Poland issues an ultimatum to Germany demanding free passage for Polish troops through German held territory. Communication hurdles lengthened the response time as Berlin extended the deadline for an answer.

Poland Associated Press Warsaw Germany Gail Berlin

Air mail route test flight reaches Indianapolis from Houston

The first of three airplanes en route from Houston to Detroit for aerial mail route mapping landed in Indianapolis after a 230 mile leg from Belleville Illinois. Lieutenants D M Jones and Hill departed Belleville at 115 pm and faced snowstorms, forcing a very low flight.

Endianapolis Houston Tex Detroit Mich Belleville Ill Lieut D. M. Jones Lieut. Hill

Cleveland crime wave prompts armed patrols by police

Cleveland D Dec 28 in an effort to check the epidemic of crime that has resulted in fourteen murders and scores of holdups and robberies American Protective league operatives patrolled the streets last night armed with clubs Chief of Police Smith urged citizens to help rid the city of burglars and gunmen A shoot to kill squad of sixty seven regular policemen has been detailed to night duty to pursue bandits and robbers.

Cleveland American Protective League Smith

Bordeaux the ancient city of France and its long history

Atlantic soldier Joe Fudge returning from France spent months last summer in Bordeaux. Capt. Frank G. Mallette who serves in France shared a synopsis of Bordeaux’s past. Founded about 50 B.C. as Burdigsia by Gauls, it became a Roman town, later fortified, rebuilt walls, and grew under English rule before French conquest. The eighteenth century brought prosperity, noble mansions, and public buildings. Napoleon ordered Bordeaux’s famous stone bridge built, completed in 1822.

Bordeaux France Atlantic B.C Burdigsia Burdigala Andre Saint Seurin Charlemagne Roland Saint Croix Elanor Poitou Aquitains Louis VII Saint Andre England Girond West Indies America Louis XIV Holland Caveriea Napoleon Joe Fudge

Secret to youth relies on cleansing poisons from body

Advertises GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming they cleanse kidneys and blood, remove uric acid, and promote strength and steady nerves. Vouches for Dutch origin and 200 years use, urging purchase from druggists in sealed packages of three sizes.

Haarlem

New War Savings Stamps on Sale January 1

The 1919 War Savings stamps go on sale January 1 and mature in 1924. Prices rise monthly from four dollars and twelve cents in January to four dollars and thirteen cents in February. The treasury issues new certificates for 1919 stamps, to be placed in a new certificate, with 1919 stamps replacing 1918 ones.

Treasury Department

Paris youths greet Wilson as he and wife seek directions

President Wilson and Mrs Wilson, while shopping in Paris, were guided by two young boys who asked to shake hands with the president after giving directions. The incident illustrates the casual familiarity in Paris as the couple tours the city, with a Christmas greeting added.

Wilson Paris

Iowa Man Dies in Kansas Blizzard Near Cottonwood Falls

The body of Harley Crocker, an attorney from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was found in a pasture near Cottonwood Falls. He had been visiting his brother and perished from freezing while searching for cattle during a Kansas blizzard Monday afternoon.

Cottonwood Falls Kan Harley’ Crocker Cedar.Rapids Cottonwood Falls Crocker

Wilken Monument Works Ad Placard

An advertisement urges placing orders with Wilken Monument Works at 66 for memorials and headstones, highlighting craftsmanship and local service.

Wilken Monument Works

Married in the West in Walnut Card

Walnut friends received notices announcing the marriage of Miss Anna Ronna to Mr Ross Welch. The ceremony took place Tuesday November 26 1918 at First Presbyterian Church Los Angeles California.

Walnut Mra J. F. Ronna Los Angeles California Anna Ross ‘Welch Fins Presbyterian Church

Feeders wanted for rapid supply by call or office visit

An advertiser seeking feeders on short notice invites contact by phone or in person at the office of B and SPANGLER. The note emphasizes immediate provisioning of feed and directs readers to reach out locally to arrange supply.

Spangler

Foster’s Weekly Weather Bulletin Forecasts Deepening Continentwide Storms

The bulletin predicts a continental disturbance crossing by Jan 7 to 12, with a warm wave reaching Vancouver Jan 7 and a cold spell near Jan 7. It argues January will be colder with less precipitation, outlines storm timing around the Pacific slope, Rockies, and Gulf states, and comments on Jupiter’s visibility and possible earth impacts. The text includes speculative geology and references to the Atlantic News Telegraph.

Washington D. C Vancouver Pacific Rockies Plains Meridian Middle Gulf States Ohio-Tennessee Newfoundland Merid

Rail Schedule Notes for Rock Island Lines

Train timetable fragment lists Rock Island time cards with eastbound local No 10 and No 8 Flyer times, freight No 88 Local, and local service between Council Bluffs Stuart and Audubon and Grinwood branches with listed leave and arrival times amid garbled OCR.

Flyer Stuart Ad Council Binffe Council Bluffs Stuart Daiy Audubon Branch

Funeral director and embalmer contact details listed

The notice provides office phone numbers A-387 and Green 317 for a funeral director and an embalmer associated with Paneras. It mentions free chapel use for funeral services and a receiving room connected with parlors.

C. B. Osborne M. Tomlinson -Paneras

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Walt Mason RED Cross Datesioneer Wales OR Rose Old Wic Hest Hedges Bros Iowa Kansas Hirsh, Wickwire Neff Married Foster’s Jugiter Earth Jupiter Jenet Antarctic Australia Africa Asia Mongolia Siberia Europe The Atlantic News Telegraph-be-to Railroad Kimiballton Elk Horn Hansen Helts Eal Jake Hartisdale Business Directory DR. A. S. Mullins W. S. Greenleaf Postoffice Fulton Building C. L. Campbell Gillespie Building Y. B. Swan H. B. Swan Swan & Swan H. M. Boorman Charles A. Grubb A. Noyer Etta L. Noyer Palmer School Fifth Street W. Floyd Smith Palle Atlantic Beauty Shop Walnut Street King Apartments Dewitt M Panking An Arthur Young Lowa J. Burner Wholesale and Retail eStore Ordags 6Th St. Atlantia
Search Courier

Search the Atlantic News Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlantic News Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication