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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
3
June notes confusion over assessor valuations for gas and electric plant assets, citing a disagreement on property value. The draft entry mentions alleged disproportionate taxation and references commemorative stamps and department notes, with the chamber questioned over prudent practice.
A faded ad boasts Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer remains unchanged after 20 years, claiming equal malt quality, digestion aid, and nerve soothing effects. It notes distribution in Des Moines and Atlantic, with Milwaukee as the original producer and O B Wepr Co. as a distributor.
In New York on June 5 the Yankees lost to the Cardinals 6 to 3 as St Louis rapped 18 hits to topple the Yankee staff. Ruffing and Kremer allowed three runs late, while Johnson fared poorly. Ruth singled in the ninth but the rally fell short. Ferrell of the Indians pitched the Tribe to a 10-2 win over Boston.
A fragmented note describes a historical technique called the French drip method appearing in 1800s practice and attributed to De Bellroy or a similar name, with unclear spelling and sequence. The text implies adoption of a toffee making method that spread from France to principia or princinia era settings.
Bruce Caldwell a star football and baseball player for Yale is purchased by the Brooklyn National League team. Caldwell a bright slugger will join the new club at season's end. He now plays with the New Haven club and leads the league in home runs.
In a close diamondball contest at the fairground field the Shoemen beat the Engineers 11 to 10. Campbel and Newlin starred for Shoemen while Greene Moon and Milley pitched for the Engineers. Next Tuesday the Printers meet the Highwaymen and Thursday the Producers face the Shoemen.
National League standings show St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with varying wins and losses. Yesterday's results include Philadelphia defeating Chicago and Washington beating Detroit while St Louis crushed New York and Cleveland beat Boston.
A garbled report notes bouts in New Jersey with a victory by a fighter named Lagat over an opponent identified as Boe Tit. The article provides minimal readable details but confirms a knockout outcome and a boxing card in the New York region.
In the tenth Atlantic City tennis tournament, Heath defeats Records in a key match while Records wins earlier rounds over Hendley and Blattner. Round-by-round results show Heath beating Bailey and Nichols, with Records advancing via straight sets and other players like Floyd, Weatherly, Snell, and Nelson posting victories as the tournament continues.
Vague reference to a vote and key figures Caldwell, Bopat Galde, and a banking house suggests a local political shift. The text mentions Colonial and Impekchind, with two central figures tied to the banded effort, indicating a power move within the local business and political scene.
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