Commencement Musings and Cautious Hopes for Atlant ic High School Graduates
The News Telegraph reflects on graduation ideals urging realism for Atlantic High Schoolers. It warns most will be ordinary, stressing hard work, self reliance, and starting at the bottom to reach the top. It urges civic duty and prudent finance while noting Wilson’s Lusitania stance and a forthcoming German response.
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Ton
Bolton
Sears
Ot i
President explains U S position on German submarine warfare
President Wilson, in talks with German ambassador Count von Bernstorff, stresses adherence to international law and remains firm on neutral rights amid the Lusitania sinking. The White House notes indicate no policy change and a forthcoming note to Berlin seeking a clear German stance, while Berlin reports a formal misfire over the Culflight torpedoing and offers compensation for mistaken attacks.
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Wilson
Count Bernstoff
United States
Lusitania
Germany
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
Abel
William
Count von Ternstorff
Berlin
White House
James W. Gerard
Culflight
Scilly Islands
A Mighty Nifty Car From Omaha Ford Sedan Shown
The Atlantic Automobile Company received a Ford Sedan from Omaha. This five passenger car resembles the coupelet but is roomier, with high quality upholstering and splendid finish. It is described as a nifty little car in every respect.
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Atlantic Automobile Company
Omaha
Sister of J. O. Fudge Dies in Denver
Word arrives of the death in Denver Colorado of Misa Lydia Fudge who passed away May 27 and was buried last Sunday. She formerly lived here, leaving about thirty years ago. Cause was rheumatism and heart trouble. Her brother J. O. Fudge went to Denver but arrived after she died and returned home this morning.
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Denver
Colo
Misa Lydia Fudge
Shay
Leve
J. O. Fudge
Farm Tour Speakers Ready for County Event Next Wednesday
The county farm tour on the Sth of June has a full speaker list led by M. H. Hoffman. Other speakers include W. Buchanan M. A. Houser Dr. Simonsen and Miss Knowles. Farm visits run from 9:30 to 7:00 with a noon dinner at Ostrus farm and a hoped for strong Atlantic delegation.
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M. H. Hoffman
W. 4. Buchanan
M. A. Houser
W. J. Simonsen
Neale S. Knowles
John Forsythe
Peter Hopley
G. S. Gibbons
Atlantic
Hazel Engle 15 Dies in Wiota Funeral Planned
Hazel Arlene Engle age 15 years 6 months 24 days died at 2 15 yesterday at Glenwood wife of Wiota resident daughter of J F Engle The remains arrived in Wiota this morning funeral at M R B church tomorrow at 2 pm Rev Hosier officiating Interment in Wiota cemetery
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Hazel Arlene
J. P. Engle
Wiota
Glenwood
Hazel Arlene Engle
J. F. Engle
M.rb
Hosier
Wlota
Annexation Propels Omaha Population Jump
Omaha Nebraska June 3 The city gains about 27 500 residents as annexation passes in Omaha South Omaha and Dundee by 8 to 1 The Omaha vote is 9 to 1 in favor South Omaha 7 to 1 and Dundee 4 to 1 The population rises to about 200 000 with no change in government The election was held under a statute passed by the legislature last winter
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Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
Dundee
Class of 1915 A. S. graduates names and plans
The class lists many graduates with future aims: M. Diven to attend Iowa State University after Normal Training. Lois Milford to study away after Latin course. Deborah Milford to Atlantic High School with postgraduate work. Wanattah Heiser to spend a year teaching after Normal Training. Leo A. McCourt undecided after Latin. Florence Reynolds to postgraduate study. Mary Lela Harris to western posts for two years after Normal Training. Ruth Wilken to teaching after Atlantic public school work. Byron Judd finishing Commercial course then farming and possibly further schooling. Herlang Gurwhy Johnson to college after Latin. Fred Turner to work then college in Advertising and Sales. Ralph E. Roberts to study medicine after Latin. Trene Highley to teach then school. Fay Dunn to teach after Normal Training.
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Stuth M. Diven
S. S. Diven
Iowa State University
Lois Evelyn Milford
D. B. Milford
Deborah Milford
Atlantic High School
Wanattah Heiser
H. A Heiser
West
Leo A. McCourt
A. McCourt
Florence Beatrice Reynolds
Mary Lela Harris
H. F. Morris
Western Points
Ruth Wilken
J. B. Wilken
Atlantic Public Schools
Byron Judd
J. A. Judd
Franklin Township
Iferlang Gurwhy Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Maine
Fred D. Turner
R. J. Turner
E. J. Robert
Trene Highley
Highley
Fay Dunn
Ed Southwick
Noble Township Letter Recap of Local Movements
Calfax, where he had been the past few days. H. J. Swan hauled a land of produce to Griswold for H. L. Nettz Saturday. Harold Schueler attended the graduation exercises at Griswold last week.
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Calfax
H. J. Swan
Griswold
H. L. Nettz
Harold Schueler
Everet
Dale Inhofe
Fred Marten, Jr
Arthur Marten
Sothman Bros
Cumberland
John Marten
Mabel Blohn
Marie Schaaf
Nettz
Oscar
Ross Havens
Koala Rathcamp
Frank Smith
A. Marten
August Boos
Justus Hampel
Henry Rothe
Levi Mountain
B. B. Newton
Mollie Marten
J. Hampel
Fred Rose
A. E. Blohn
Stahl
Cora Smith
Henry Bicking, Jr
George
Leora Miller
L. Rathcamp
Fred Marten
Cumberland Business
Alvin Lehmkuhl
Wm. Stecker
L. John Sthuler
Ray
R. Nelson
4Th
Chestnut Streets
Geo. Bergeman
F.P. Pfaltzgraff
Transfer dispute echoes regional legal action
The document recounts transfers and debts tied to C. N. Fessler trustee and James Stier with other defendants, alleging property transfers to dodge a $11,710 share of a $36,000 debt and a related bank mortgage. It notes a prior $26,000 note to secure railway-related accounts and mentions Atlantic Northern and Southern financial troubles.
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C. N. Fessler
James Stier
Maggie Stier
John Broderius
Anna Broderius
M. B.nel‘gon
Farmers Savings Bank
District Court
T. B. Swan
B. A. Goodspeed
Atlantia
Rafla
Joseph Iron Company
Montgomery County
H. 8. Rattenberg
H. K. Williams
C. A. Ross
B. Judd
James Stiér
Braderiuses
N. Fessler
Portland Doctor Endorses Grape-Notes Breakfast Claim
A Portland physician urges public health duty beyond treating illness and promotes Grape-Nuts as an ideal breakfast food. He cites two years of experience across chronic or acute diseases, endorsing Grape-Nuts and cream for a complete morning meal and digestion, and references The Road to Wellville book from Postum Co. He advises not overloading the stomach and notes the endorsement is voluntary and unaffiliated with requests.
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Portland
Oregon
Vlows
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Tittle
Wellville
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