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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
4
Receipts and prices show cattle steady with beeves above week ago estimated Monday 14 609 head. Sheep receipts 3500 and lambs 15 265 with Monday estimate 9 000. Chicago Grain Market notes July wheat 4 11 6. corn July 5 55 to 7 56. oats July 1 02 47 to 41 56. South Omaha hogs strong, top 7 50, bulk 7 40 7 45.
Massena graduates Orlo Billingsley McKinley Arnold Martin McBride and Miss Sylvia Hawks arrived by car with Supt McIntyre and W D Hancock for a class picture at Nebe s. Prof McIntyre secured a three year term as superintendent under the new law at a 1350 salary. See Emma Lou pumps at Nebe s.
Italy's air force stands third after Germany and France. Italo-Turkish War efforts validated two airship types Brigatn Specialist and Forlanini. Early pioneers Captain Crocco and Ricardoni led development from 1904 with trials in 1908, progressing to P-class dirigibles including P-1 flight Bracciano to Naples in 1909.
The article outlines Italy's use of dirigibles from 1911 onward, noting Ps and M types shipped to Libya during the Italo-Turkish war, the Leonardo da Vinci and Citta di Milano, and the recent G-1 brigata specialiati and V-1 craft. It lists airships, aviation units, and personnel, including Caproni planes and national types like Savoia-Farman and Blériot.
George Wolf, jailed for seven years for forgery after obtaining bank money on a note by false pretenses, does not seek parole. County attorney Whitmore reports the state board of paroles and pardons has a record of Wolf saying he does not want parole and will serve his term. Authorities suspect Wolf avoids parole to conceal his identity or flee. He maintains he was born in this city and lived here until age forty four, though he appears about thirty.
The M. W. A. Memorial Day service will be held tomorrow at nine o'clock in the city cemetery. Royal Neighbors join to decorate their departed members. About forty graves will receive flowers and E. M. Willard will deliver the address.
An insertion from Wilken Monument Works, Atlantic, Town, touts monogram stationery services and urges customers to place orders at their local office. The note highlights personalized products and local convenience.
Water consumers are urged to govern themselves as the city water malta will be flushed this evening and tomorrow. T. E. Nichols, City Clerk.
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