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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
8
Fragments describe a fall from a window at a dwelling with a nearby department house. A man in gray appears to be seeking another view while a resident, named in fragments, remains in conversation. Details are unclear and partially obscured.
Lions club members discussed efficiency in the light plant and water system history. They noted the 1890 electric start, the need for a $25,000 bond, and the push for an improved water system as the city moved toward electric service and future growth.
The city outlines that improvements have been made since 1910 and a direct lighting service and fire hydrant experts are paid from plant earnings. Profits from the light plant total 140,000 and from the water system 120,000 annually, with the department serving the city and 120 rural homes along sixty miles of farm lines.
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered phrases and names including New Jersey Latin word honey moon Lloyd George Douglas and Trouascau with unclear context. The passage appears to be a garbled quiz answer sheet or crossword clue set with no coherent event or outcome.
Mrs W Dz Tiedje of Tucson Arizona announce the birth of a baby daughter last Thursday. The news comes with garbled wording from the source but confirms a newborn in the Tiedje family and references family ties to Jey-1100 Bireh-strode and Sperd Slang.
An upbeat宣 slogan urges customers to place orders with the Wilken Monument Works. The brief note emphasizes reliability and accuracy in memorial stone crafting and commemorative services.
An advertisement describes bacon slabs offered at 22c per pound, noting back strips sugar cured and timing for another opportunity to buy. It highlights significant savings and encourages purchasing multiple pounds as desired.
W Dooley 69 formerly of Lincoln township and Atlantic dies in California after long illness. Born July 17 1860 in Winsorset Ta she married in 1879 and later farmed in Iowa before moving to California in 1947. Survived by husband and three children Harry A Boo ley Cleveland Daisy Chenowith Glendale and Late Dooley at home. Funeral in Los Angeles with interment Englewood Cemetery.
Trydin Niles and Paul Knop will entertain Zion's Walther League members at the regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening in June. Mrs. Fred C. Larson hosted the T. U. club Saturday afternoon at 410 East Fifth Street with a gracious hour and refreshments.
The Washington Workers 4-H club met Saturday afternoon at Beulah Biggs home. Six members and two visitors attended. Mildred Thomson reported on the fortieth performance of the opera Martha and Irene Miller spoke on Different Methods of Canning. The group then studied music numbers from the opera Martha.
Presbyterians at an assembly supported the eighteenth amendment and opposed selling cigarettes to minors. The meeting discussed using surpluses to fund a sub-district house and proposed a levy not to exceed a specified amount. The report notes the stance taken by delegates and mentions a press note from De Moinen dated June 3.
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