Local News Ads and Editorials Highlight Charity Call
The Atlantic News-Telegraph urges readers to fund a relief drive, noting ninety eight percent of contributions come from the city. It critiques state economy efforts, praises Governor Kendall’s austerity stance, and urges applying private-sector economy principles to public affairs. It cites Governor Lowden of Illinois as a model for decisive action.
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Kennl
Covernor Lowden
Mlingis
Kendall
Notice to Subscribers for Evening Paper Delivery
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have some delivered if they call before seven o'clock telephone Red 409. This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Montgomery county farm bureau pledges six thousand bushels of corn
In Montgomery county farmers pledged six thousand bushels to overseas relief. The county bureau backs the Hoover European Relief fund and commits to do anything possible, while Cass county plans to take up the matter at its next meeting. Earlier, Cass noted a plan to market small quantities of corn for relief donations.
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Montgomery County
County Farm Bureau Organization
County Farm Bureau
Movement For Relief
Cass
Farm Bureau
Cass County
Hoover European Relief Fund
People's Forum condemns air line plan and tax burden
H C Schuller writes to the News Telegraph accusing Cass county supervisors of approving District Engineer Martins air line plan despite taxpayer protests. He salutes Zellmer and Bode for opposing it while criticizing Treasurer Bell and questioning cost estimates and highway commission influence.
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News-Telegraph
Board of Supervisors
Martin
Cassesunty
Highway Commission
Zellmer
Bode
Airline
Bell
H. C. Schuller
Land trade ties Anita to Silas Wilson property
From The Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today January 13 1906 R B King trades a tract of land near Anita for the Silas Wilson property on East Fifth Street Mrs Peter Hopley receives a wireless message from her husband stating he is on the Minichaha in mid ocean Miss Dorothy Overman goes to Anita to sing at the Wagner Robinson musical Rev Arthur Henderson of the Congregational church leaves tonight to give a series of lectures in Kansas
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R. B. King
Anita
Silas Wilson
East Fifth Street
Peter Hopley
Mid-Ocean
Dorothy Overman
Wagner Robinson
Arthur Henderson
Congregational Church
Kansas
Thirty-Five Years Ago Today January 18 1886
The item notes L W Arnold known as Lel t married Katie Hayes of Miller Oak on December 30. N N Jones became sheriff Monday at 3 pm. Hatton retired from the office. The Agricultural Society met January 2 and elected officers J A McEward president J B Jones vice president J J Hammond grounds superintendent W B Temple secretary Directors T E Steinke J H Hammond Peter Hopley J H Needles.
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L. W. Arnold
Lel't
Katie Hayes
Miller
Oak
N.N. Jones
Mr. Hatton
the Agricultural Society
J. A. MeeWard
J. B. Jones
J. J. Hammond
W. B. Temple
Direetors
T. E. Steinke
J. HE. Hammond
Peter Hopley
J. H. Needles
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason A True Story
A poem recounts a western town landlord conflict where tenants resist rent hikes. The tale contrasts profiteering landlords with a hero who buys fair prices, while grateful tenants present him a cane with a golden head as a tribute. The verse critiques greed and praises steady prices.
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George Matthew Adams
Public sales dates listed for multiple auctioneers
Readable text shows a roster of names followed by partial dates and auctioneers such as H. F. Nau and Jones & Son. Entries include Gerda V. Christensen John Barnholdt Phil A. Anderson Gerhard Gueken Noel Smith Ed Griffin Jesse Samson and others with scattered February and January mentions and various auctioneers like G. W. Archer N. H. Neleoneb Thomas Peetrsen Barber & Dean Wells Ferguson M. Thomson H. G. White.
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Ome Gerda V. Christensen
John Barnholdt
Phil A. Anderson
Gerhard Gueken
H. Kroppenbarg
Noel Smith
Ed Griffin
Jesse Samson
R. F. Neal
Henry J. Binnig
Chris and
Gus Walter
H. H. Hoelscher
Frank Prather
R. W. Birge
Mathematical Mystery and Edward Berka's Rise
A fragment recalls Edward Berka of Browl who, about eighteen months ago, faced a severe illness described as sleeping sickness. He reemerged as a mathematical marvel, shocking teachers with his swift grasp of complex problems and acorn-related mischief.
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Edward Berka
Edward
Duelling Declared Harmless Outdoor Sport In Mexico
In Mexico City a deputy from each state spar over public measures while duelling is deemed a harmless sport. Challenges are announced then suppressed as high authorities frown upon the contemplated strugela death and the incident is forgotten.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Pis— Piteus
Chapultepec
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Names and Dates
Susan E Wert and h to J E Hammond, quit claim 12-17-20. lot at Atlantic, $75. Harve Gilbert and wf to James McVay, wil 1-38-21. lots 2 and 3 in Ale Johns Add, Anita, $1,200.00.
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Susan E. Wert
J. E. Hammond
Qeil
Blk O Atlantic
Harve Cibert
James McVay
Wil
Anita
Ask Government Help To Solve The Labor Problems
London in mid January reports labor leaders pressing urgent legislation to tackle unemployment as warnings of serious social or industrial upheaval grow. MP J R Clynes warned to act within six weeks or a crisis may threaten the state after discussions with Minister of Labor Dr Macnamara and labor leaders.
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London
Luadbor
Great Britain
J. R. Clynes
Macnamara
Turpo claims to swiftly treat colds and related illnesses
An advertisement touts Turpo as a universal remedy for colds, grippe, influenza, pneumonia and catarrh. It promotes immediate relief and root-cause treatment via a skin-penetrating formula of Turpentine Camphor and Menthol, sold by druggists with a money-back guarantee.
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Bature
Turpo
Man wrongfully imprisoned for murder freed after culprit confesses
In Geneva a man named Hirschbrunner, who spent over 15 years imprisoned for a murder he always denied, is to be released after the real killer confessed. The 1906 case involved a Swiss girl found strangled at Soleure station after a ball, with a companion in peasant attire matching Hirschbrunner’s description given by observers. The verdict rested on circumstantial evidence.
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Geneva
Hirschbrunner
Soleure
Hirchbrunner
Cow Bears Two Sets of Twins in 1920 Across Counties
Clifton C C Jan 18 two South Carolina counties report remarkable dairy cows. Greenville County announced a cow bearing four calves in twelve months while Spartanburg County claims two sets of twins in 1920 owned by L E Wright, rural mail carrier. Word from Antigo Wisconsin dairy center notes five sets of twins in one year, a first for the area.
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Clifton
South Carolina
Greenville
Spartanburg County
L. E. Wright
Atkingon
Wis
Walnut Couple Milda Jacobs and Ralph Barkley Wed in Walnut
Miss Milda Jacobs daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Jacobs of Walnut and Ralph J Barkley were married at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev Court performing the ceremony The bride was born and raised in Walnut The groom has farmed near for a number of years They will live on a farm belonging to the bride s father Otto Ruann of Walnut has shipped a hog car to Los Angeles where he and his family plan to spend the winter
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Walnut
Milda’ Jacobs
Andrew Jacobs
Walnutr
Ralph J. Barkley
Presbyterian Parsonage
Court
France
Otto Ruann
Los Angeles
Transport Flying Red Is Sunk By French Destroyer
Constantinople dispatch reports a transport flying the red flag carrying Soviet troops bound for Trebizond sunk ten miles west of Novorossiysk after being attacked by French destroyers. The ship ran aground and part of the crew and troops escaped by swimming. the escort Mutilla incurred no casualties.
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Flying Red
Constantinople
Trebizond
Novorossick
Opponents Defeat The Ministry Of Leagues In Paris
Paris report states the ministry of Premier Legues faced opposition as opponents refused to grant confidence for a week or more without discussing policies after a meeting with Premier Lloyd George and Count Sforza on January 14 to review German disarmament and reparations.
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Paris
Legues
Ita
Lloyd George
Count Sforza
American Officer Shot At Vladivostok Reported
WALLINGTON Jan 13 The fatal shooting at Vladivostok of Lieut S W Langdon of the Jamaich Plain district Boston an officer on the American cruiser Albany by a Japanese sentry is reported to the state department by American Consul MacGowan who adds that the Japanese consul there has expressed his profound regret
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Wallington
Vladivostok
S. W. Langdon
Jamaich Plain
Boston
Albany
State Department
MacGowan
Fapanesa
Man and Woman Found Dead From Bullet Wounds
In Los Angeles on January 13 Aubrey Evans a 45 year old wealthy Fresno contractor and Irene Adams 25 also of Fresno were found dead from bullet wounds in an apartment. Police theorize Evans killed Adams then shot himself.
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Los Angeles
Aubrey Evans
Tal
Fresno
Cal
Irene Adams
Evans
King George Elected to Pig Society Honor
London January report states King George has been elected a member of the Large Black Pig Society. The society comprises breeders of a Berkshire variety of hogs, with some stock reportedly purchased by King Alfonso of Spain from Windsor royal farms to improve native breeds.
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London
King George
Timog
Berkshire
Windsor
Alfonso
Spain
Dr Noguchi Tours Principalities Before Medical Bodies
Dr H Noguchi, noted Japanese scientist with the Rockefeller Foundation, tours principalities and appears before leading medical and scientific bodies. He is credited with foundational work on yellow fever serum development and entomology, highlighted during his visit.
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H. Noguchi
Rockefell
7000 Birds Entered In Creston Poultry Show
Creston January 1 Over 7000 birds and many rabbits are entered in the third annual exposition of the Poultry and Pet Stock Association held in Creston Fifty one exhibitors have entries of poultry and rabbits judging is by Larry Atkins of Doverport Iowa and Reed Storms of Kansas City with the show attracting distant entrants.
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Creston
Larry Atkins
Doverinort
Kansas’ City
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