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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
4
Lost near Marne a gold wrist watch with a reward offered. Contact Pardee at the Marne area. Also another note about a spare tire and rim between Atlantic and a place called H. Thejete. Phone 1 of 23.
A delegation of over one hundred Des Moines business men will visit Atlantic on June 24 arriving at 6 p m via the Rock Island Line. They will stay overnight and depart June 27 at 6 30 a m aboard a funeral train of ten cars designated The Good Will Tour. The Des Moines Chamber of Commerce sponsors this mission to meet Atlantic executives and discuss mutual business interests. The itinerary covers 44 cities starting June 20 with stops including Boone, Harlan, and Atlantic, with the Argonne Post band providing music. The tour marks the chamber's second such venture since 1917, aiming to strengthen intercity business ties.
A passenger train from Harlan at 7 a m June 28 runs via Chicago and North Western to Kirkman Irwin Morna Man ning TWalbur Carroll Gliden Ral ston Scranton Jefferson Grand Junetto Beaver Ogden Boone then transfers at Boone to Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Lines. Return to Des Moines via that line with visits to Luthor Madrid Granger arriving in Des Moines p Ma
Promoters reported a $50,000 loss on the Criqui Kilbane bout staged last Saturday in New York. Receipts reached $91,200 with Kilbane taking $75,000 and Cripi Crighi $25,000. Plans to recoup include a flyweight title bout between Jimmy Wilde and Pancho Will.
London reports a heated debate in British science circles over Wegener’s continental drift theory. P Lake of the Royal Geographical Society criticizes the idea while others defend or question the mechanism, noting global mountain fitting and geological evidence may be insufficient. Prof J Jolly questions a purely westerly drift and entertains an easterly drift hypothesis as the theory gains probability.
Phyllis Curtis, a pretty Welsh girl, was admitted to the United States after the Hillsdale immigration board broke no precedent. She testified she came to be near her sweetheart in Nanticoke Pa and that she was too young to marry, to stay with her head's folk. Inspectors faced a rare decision as girls often are held as likely to become public charges.
Time card snippet for Rock feland showing Westbound No 803 Local Freight No 5 Flyer No 7 Flyer and Eastbound No 8 Flyer with 5 59 a m and 4 4 British cartography style. Requests grocer for Eatmor bread.
The oldest known bell in use is at St Mary Lorato parish church in Villalago Abruzzi mountains. Inscription reads Ave Maria Anno Dom 600.2. Church authorities say Pope Rubinlan died in 606 and no older bell is recorded. Leipzig fur market closed after three weeks with strong American buyers paying high prices for fox furs.
Police report that dancers found at Troehester Hall note a gang presence during the annual event. Authorities describe evidence of a gang's prior visit and ongoing inquiries continue.
At Iowa City on June 5 degrees and certificates were conferred. Chancellor Lindley of the University of Kansas delivered the commencement address titled The New Pioneers. He previously led Kansas and taught philosophy at Indiana. his studies included Harvard and European universities.
Revenue officers investigate an alleged charity fight linked to promoters of a charity in Chicago Illinois in June 54 U. When ordered bread be sure you get EATMOR Young Undertaking Company address listed for notices and extra copies of the News-Telegraph.
Notices and guidance from H. M. Boorman on probate issues including will drafting and estate settlement practices. Information covers court procedures and specialized handling in probate matters.
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