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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
8
George Frank depose ees. Fragmentary notice hints at a trucking service advertisement or legal deposition. Noted terms imply readiness to manage all hauling tasks and equipment. Limited readable details. preserves core entities and plausible service offer.
A Republican candidate for the Second Supervisor District vows to reduce county expenses and taxes, arguing for strict fiscal economy and opposition to public money waste. The note includes party stance and a personal appeal from LE. WARREN, plus a report of a local tragedy in Oroville with details unclear due to damaged text.
Paris June 1942 Helen Wills American tennis champion undergone operation this afternoon at the American hospital officials say the operation successful but details and outcome are not released by the attending physicians or hospital authorities.
William Parks, a pioneer from Lewis, Indiana, died this morning after weeks of illness from heart trouble and arteriosclerosis. He is survived by his widow and two children, Miss Beth at home and Ralph of Omaha. Parks had been working in Blovida on a four year construction contract. Funeral arrangements are pending.
In New York a large session of Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Automotive Firemen discussed wage hikes affecting about 200000 railroad workers across the United States and Canada. Officials said a 20 percent raise demand is under consideration, with 80000 trainmen and technicians involved.
The article lists Republican and Democratic candidates for city and county offices in 1927, including T. OW McCaustlandy and GF Malone, with mentions of district supervisors, state senators, and a few named candidates such as Charles J. Booth and Harry F. Carver. It notes campaign activity, city visitation by candidates, and looming returns from state contests via The News Telegraph.
In New York on June 4 Mrs Mildred Devore 28 claimed innocence in a court appearance over theft charges involving jewelry valued about 100000. The brooch reportedly linked to Ethel Tyson of Des Moines was said to have passed through Y Kirkpatrick and Co. before reaching Devore. Despite efforts to locate Tyson and other residences, no supporting records emerged.
Griswold plans a decade of free outdoor entertainment with open air concerts and weekly movie showings. The city program will feature a bi weekly Griswold Orchestra and a rotating schedule at John Deciotte Furnish. Community organizers note the free events aim to attract residents and showcase local talent.
A sister of a local lady died at home after an accident and a street attack. The deceased, aged around four, was born in a nearby district and had lived in the area for several years. Police are investigating the events leading to the death.
Petersen is described as a member of a Danish Lutheran church. The obituary lists four children who died previously and names surviving relatives including Mary Lawrence, Frederickaen, Marie, Peter M., Petersten, Harlan, Marius N., Petar sen, Eric Horn, and Mrs. Borensen Brayton. Fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren survive, along with two brothers in Denmark and two sisters in the United States Mrs Reich of this city and Mrs Andrew Toft of Stickney. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at the home then 1:30 at Elk Horn Danish Lutheran church with Rev Vedebeck officiating. interment in Elk Horn cemetery.
Edna Township Farm Bureau invites local leaders to a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the John Henderson home on June 8. A program is planned with a question box and refreshments to follow. All are invited to attend.
The state executive council accepted the bid of Charles Weluz & Sons to paint and clean the exterior woodwork of the capitol building. The bid amount was $4525 with the state supplying the paint and materials.
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