Atlantic Visitors and Local Social Notes Share City Week
City briefs record visits from Atlantic residents Mr and Mrs E Crawford and Mrs Ball in Red Oak, plus local travels to Sac City and Avoca. A new stenographer joins Anita Bank, and a Pueblo flood scare hits John Kuntz of Atlantic family. Church supper hosted by First Presbyterian Men’s club ends a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Crawford
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
City
John Kuntz
Pueblo
First Presbyterian Church
Neff
Audubon
S. W. Wright
Fay Spangler
Delta
Colo
Colorado Springs
Levi Spangler
Calaumet
Nel Son
Chestnut
Third Streets
Gamblin
Avith
Rotary Club
Ross
Local notes and events from Atlantic area
Military marches and district court schedules are reported along with community news. Residents plan travel to Waterloo for Grand Army encampment, church dedication at Manning, and local Rotary meeting updates. A hospital day notes tonsil surgeries, and civic groups hear about a floral tribute fund supported by business collections.
Plans For Two Concerts In City Park And Sunnyside
The plan calls for two concerts in the city park on Thursday and a second on Sunday afternoon at Sunnyside. Funds to cover expenses remain the only hurdle, as Earl Wilson of Fisk Rubber’s local distributing branch announces expansion into Mills Fremont and part of Pottawattamie counties plus Audubon Cass Montgomery and Page counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Larsen
Route Two
Archie Gumbert
Walnut
May Mueller
Philip Hagelberger
A. J. Hagelberger
Sunnyside
Earl Wilson
Fisk Rubber, Company
Mills
Fremont
Pottawattamie
Audubon
Cass
Tgomery
Page
Art
Che Sas
Administrative sections outline key tariff reforms
The administrative sections of the permanent tariff bill drafted by the house committee propose special duties to equalize imported and similar domestic articles, valuation of imports on American prices, reciprocal tariff agreements, and a maximum and minimum tariff act as an alternative to reciprocal agreements. The text reflects work by Judge Marion Devries and Judge Israel Fischer and notes differences between Senate and House positions on disarmament clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Euler
Marion Devries
United States Customs Court of Appeals
Israel Fischer
Conference on Naval Bill Heads Toward Compromise
Conferees from both chambers plan talks this week to bridge divergent views on the naval appropriations bill. Spokesmen will begin discussions aimed at a compromise and will not retreat from positions. A new agricultural bloc with nineteen senators favors lower discount rates and extended farm loans, while a bill seeks to add the agriculture and commerce secretaries to the Federal Reserve Board. The Harding administration also plans standardization and information dissemination through the Bureau of Standards to revive building and reduce housing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Ro
Segricultural
Secretaries of Agriculture and Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Standards
Harding
Citizens' State Bank Named by Banking Superintendent
The state banking superintendent M. Vi Harrison states the new institution will be called the Citizens' State Bank. The announcement details the department names and confirms the bank's official designation amid regulatory action.
Corning Woman At 90 Enjoys Her Daily Pipe
Mrs Eliza Adams Butts of Corning, aged ninety, is described as the county s oldest woman who still smokes a pipe daily. Her health remains good and she stays active, with the pipe as her constant companion.
Tribute to Late College President in Decorah
In a commencement address at Norwegian Lutheran college Decorah Iowa Rev N M Ilvisaker praised Christian K Preus late president of the college calling him an outstanding church leader chosen by God to guide in a time of crisis His words highlighted his character and actions as an inspiration to many in the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Inne
Christian K. Preus
Luither
N. M. ¥Lvisakar
Young People’s Luther League and Lutheran Students’ Union
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Owr
Mia
Knudsen and Mortensen Fined for Shipping Spoiled Eggs
A. C. Knudsen of Gates and Peter Mortensen pled guilty to shipping spoiled eggs and were fined, with costs, by Justice D. L. Thomas at Audubon. Assistant state dairy official QO Brownlee notes a petition issue carries a fifty dollar fine. Reservations requested for a regular country dinner on June 6 at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Knudsen
Gates
D. L. Thomas
Audubon
Peter’ Mortensen
QO. Brownlee
Atlantic
Denison People Are Sued For $30,000 By A Nurse
Miss Agnes Moehringer, an Omaha nurse, sues Denison residents Schultz, Mary Schultz and Otto Huebner for about $20,000 claiming they overcharged for nursing services at the Schultz home last September. The suit seeks $30,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Council Bluffs
Agnes Moehringer
Omaha
Iid
Schultz
Mary Schultz
Otto Huebner
Jay
Work Begins on 10,000,000 Gallon Bluffs Reservoir
Council Bluffs reports the 10,000,000 gallon Bluffs Reservoir at the Thirty seventh Street pumping station may start this week with completion by September 1922. Preliminary clearing is finished and excavation with steam shovels will be brief as summer and autumn rush the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Thirty-seventh Street
Real Estate Transfers in Griswold and Town Loan Deals
B D Forshay and wife transfer property to Town Loan and Trust Co with sub mortgages totals 47 000 12 000 and 10 000. Also includes lot and Ter race park D'n Co Indiana for one dollar. CG F Smith and wife to N P Hunt dated 8 22 1921 transfers Griswold block D Park Add valued at 1 200 dollars.
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B.D
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News Briefs
Mew. Ball
Mr. Ball
Congregational Church
Red Oak
R. W. Allen
South Dakota
Billy Williams
Coon Rapids
P. L Appleman
G. H. McCormick
Mamie Findley
Clifton Findley
Sac City
J. Findley
Miss Lamborn
The
Anita Bank
Helen McCarthy
Kathleen
Gwendolyn
Evelyn Hopley
Elsie Pingle
Avoca
Genevieve Nelson
James Ball
Josephine Whitted
Helen Fulton
Evelyn Willard
the Bluffs
West
United States
Canada
Uptown
Pendleton
McAdoo
Ernest Thompson Seton
America
Roosevelt
Cass County Fair Grounds
Atlantic, Iowa
District C. BE
Nettie F. Goff
Dorothy
Claremont
Calif
J. P. Sullivan Company of
Chicago
R. S. McGeehan
W. W. Wolf
Waterloo
Grand Army of the Republic
T District Court
J. B. Rockafellow
F. M. Nebe
Lada
Rotary Room
Calumet Cafe
Camblin
Rotary Organization
W. E. Wissler
Mayo Institute
Rechester
Minn
Des Moines
Friends of the
Frank Litterst, Jr
Frank Litterst
Peoria
Royal Neighbors
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Toedal
Colorado
News- Telegraph
Associated Press
News-Telegraph
Here
Bluffs
C. W. Otto
Manning
New Zion's Lutheran Church
C. Krog
Ute
Schwitter
Wall Lake
Ladies Aid Society
Young People’s Society
J. M. Angorge
W. Floyd Smith
Atlantic Chirspractor
Southwest Iowa Chiropractic Association
Glenwood
George Highley
Guthrie
Ceri Wal
American Legion
Harlan
Harry M. Clark
Chef de Gare
Sunnyside Park
Hammond
Tito Ligi
Scranton
Wall Street
Gladys Appleman
Po Appleman
Atlantic Theater
Appleman
New York
Los Angeles
Miss Appleman
Wallace Reid
Wordi
Ross Wallace
American Express Company
Hudson Thorp
Buck Creek
American Express
Post Office
George Gill
Jones Grocery
Eila Gill
Harvey Lewis
George Gills
Thorp
McDermott
Adair
Sena
Clauso
Dre ES Dillon
E. Jd. Dillon
Washington
Obregon
Mexico
Anita
Eith
Gillette's
James Whitcomb
Riley
T Lantie ‘Theatre
Charlea Ray
Ezra
Chichester
Pitts
Lemont
Pilla
Eggers Bros
Kleenewick
Hamilton Beach
J. A. Saly
Mgr
Black
PARK
Pantitorium
Mr. Ox Mere
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