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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
2
A brief notice urging customers to consider improved laundry service value. It invites readers to see how much the new cleaning options can benefit their wardrobe care and overall satisfaction.
Advertises placing orders with Wilken Monument Works, urging customers to use their services for monuments and related memorials with emphasis on reliability and customer service.
A truncated look at events from January 19 1904 recalling a Dawson letter to the H T S club, Atlantic doctors cutting evening offices except by appointment or emergency, a Wells case against Mrs Margaret Hissark Ralph Woodward et al. for $13000, and a local plant manager Adolph Woodward moving to Fairfield. Other notes cite a Los Angeles doctor’s death, Cass County Fair sale stock, and re naming of Atlantic’s sexial buildings. The entry also mentions bootlegger prosecutions and Atlantic Southern railway disputes. The Great War items reference Russian captures of Turkish transports and a massive Italian earthquake toll.
Real estate transfer summary listing multiple grants from Ben U Wood and wife and C W Savery to Minnie Wood and Olive D Savery with various parcel descriptions, dates 1-12-25 to 1-14-25, some with grantee not assuming, proceeds largely $1 or large sums to Atlantic National Bank and others, repetitive chain of transfers and shares, including life estate mentions and several parcels across multiple sections.
Newton R. Parvin, grand secretary of the Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge, dies ending a 80 year Parvin era. The Parvin family held key offices since 1844 with Theodore Parvin founding Iowa’s first Masonic library, later expanding it to over 25 000 volumes. The library houses rare books and Bibles dating to the 17th century and is famed as the largest in its kind.
Special to News Telegraph. Thompson is at his home with long trouble. Joe James of Denver visits Elk Horn to see relatives and accompany his wife home. Petersen family of Minnesota announce birth of a baby girl. Chris Thompsen rents farm to Lars Nielsen and will move to Amos in spring. J P Jorgensen, former local baker who left for Denmark last June, has returned to Elk Horn.
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