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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

3

Marriage License Granted in Council Bluffs

A marriage license was granted in Council Bluffs yesterday to Verne Amers and Higes. First Offender Spies paid a $1 fine and $1 costs for a no U turn violation, arraigned before Mayor L. M. Getz. Howard Getz and family returned home after visiting here. Thred farmers hooked up to city electric transmission lines today, including Al Phelps, Guy Sheppard, and Bill Jacoba. The City band opened its summer concert series tonight at the park, with a pump upgrade announced for the city plant. Dr. Raymond Brown and daughter Helen Mary of Joliet plan a European visit aboard the White Star liner.

Spies L. M. Getz al Phelps Guy Sheppard Bill Jacoba Tris Cities Olo Park Guch Eurego Raymond Brown Helen Mary Joliet, Ll New York Europe Dr. Brown A. Brown Laurel Streets

Funeral rites for queen to be held with Catholic priest

A tribal queen will be buried in a ceremony marked by colorful rites and a Catholic priest officiating. The queen's line is said to include twenty children, with the royal body to lie in state during public view. An audience of about 25,000 is expected to attend the funeral as part of the tribal rites.

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Local residents, visitors share weekend at various homes

A jumble of names shows many families and friends visiting relatives across towns. Anna tof and others attended schools. Mr and Mrs Sterry and others hosted or visited in Marne Mines Theta. Carl Chilston senior and Wales Faden from Mourne traveled to Chivaga to see kin. Memorial Day visitors in Shelby and Omaha callouts.

Tof Anna Argon Hattie -Frederickson Mya Carl Chilston Sen Marne Mines Theta Wales Faden Mourne Mies Schulloffel Walnut Chivaga Wen Harry Gillong Telly

Fragmented OCR Note About a Short Old Penny Item

Fragmentary text mentions a short old seven and a person named Han. No clear event or full details emerge from the readable passages. Further context is needed to identify individuals, places, dates, or actions referenced.

Oldest American Chineaunley Dr Nef Mi Jigar Found

Fragmented notes describe investigations leading to an ancient Indian Village north of Winslow. The text preserves names and places but remains unclear and partially garbled. It hints at longstanding presence in the United States and a local Indigenous site, with limited readable details.

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