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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1923
Page
3
W H Tallman of Des Moines, arriving in Harlan to attend a relative’s funeral, died hours later from a fractured skull after a fall from a moving vehicle. Mrs Hall, Mrs Ganser, and Mrs Tallman were in the car when it skidded on Ninth and Laurel streets, Tallman holding the door as the vehicle turned.
A man fell and fractured his skull, died during the night after being cared for at the Ganser home. Mr and Mrs Tallman traveled to Harlan for Ganser's funeral, Mrs Tallman is Ganser's sister, and they later took the body to Paton Ia for the funeral. The Tallmans had long lived in Paton.
Bert Stocking inventor of the Twin pig power washing machine and RE Jacobson who bought a patent interest plan a factory in Audubon to manufacture the device if approved. The project could place Audubon on the map similar to Newton for its One Minute washer and create many jobs. Thought for the Day urges paying the price for what one wants.
Improved rural routes connect Burlingina to Cumberland and Massena, letting News-Telegraph papers reach readers the next morning. Investigate timely delivery or notify if delays persist. Also notes Iowa tuberculosis disability share at 1.5 percent of claims and announces 6 percent farm loans through Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa.
Alaskans honor Archdeacon Hudson Stuck, noted explorer and missionary, by expanding the hospital he founded at Fort Yukon. Efforts to raise the $25,000 goal have progressed to $9,000 with donations from natives, trappers, and church societies, aided by Stuck’s humanitarian legacy across Arctic Alaska.
Two individuals received sixty day sentences after being found guilty in a case described with garbled names and references to jail, prices, and placement of carcases. Testimony indicated involvement by Ty Sharfmay and a person or entity linked to Weledine.
Bt Ma Ma Ma Flivver of the Air Council Bluffs Iowa attracts attention with a Ford powered plane. He mailed a remarkable record with the united plane and plans to manufacture planes. Miles Standish heads the company with Tom Warfield as sales manager. Bellanca, Italian by birth, says planes can be made to sell for about 2300 dollars. The plane weighs a little over nine hundred pounds. Clear Lake banker C E Narey will back Group 2 for the Iowa State Bankers association presidency at Ames in early June. Narey sought the office last year but withdrew in favor of M Henderson of Story City.
Smith sisters and relatives attended the funeral held at the brother’s home for Mrs Leos Hore Smith who died May 10 at her Colombia residence. Tributes spoke to high esteem as mourners gathered for the service. DES MOINES Polk County supervisors decided to enlarge second and third floor jail cells amid growing inmate population. The county handles prisoners sent from the city jail, with limited space.
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