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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
2
Harold Franklin, a local high school declaimer, will represent the Atlantic DeMolay chapter in the oratorical contest tied to the seventh Iowa state conclave to be held in Des Moines.
The ad stresses roughage as essential on reducing diets and praises Kellogg's All-Bran for its bulk iron and low fat. It suggests serving suggestions like soaking in fruit juice with milk, sprinkling on cereals and salads, and notes availability from grocers and in restaurants, made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
The upcoming meeting led by Red Oak state master councilor Ted Pierson features Revepliong aid registration Monday morning with a noon conclave and a full day of addresses, business sessions, group conferences, DeMolay initiations, and a consistory temple ceremony. Tuesday covers committees and sessions with evening initiations and a temple event, while Wednesday includes officer sections, sports activities, and a banquet with trophy presentation.
The fiftieth state convention of the Elks in Fort Dodge Iowa ends Saturday with a memorial service and ritualistic. officers for the coming year will be elected and next convention site chosen. Dr G E Hermance Marshalltown defeated M B Hamilton in finals to win first honors. Levert Thompson Fort Dodge the group’s medalist. The Fort Dodge team won the team event. I M Webster City won hours in the trap shoot with Mills breaking 96 of 100 pigeons.
Anita realtors Jase Koob and Fred Dittman were in Anita today on business. Iowa City-bound F F Street and family head for graduate work at the University of Iowa. Mrs. Hunt travels to Oxford for a Western College reunion. Visiting here is L A Molenbacker from Ontario with his son and daughter-in-law. The Atlantic high school band opened its season at the city park under Iowell Lockridge. Death calls force C W Akin family to Ames. Returning home are Zelphis Warren and Mac Warren with uncle Matthew Shepperd. The Rev Willian Mack travels to Des Moines for a desert flower show, with Mrs Mack and Bobby returning. Miss Carrie Hupy retires to summer at home. Cass county wool growers plan a Des Moines carload shipment. Miss Edin Meredith returns for summer with father J A Meredith. Gaylord and Dean Alquist visiting. Campaign expense accounts filed by candidates. totals listed for several races. Mrs H W Fulton departs for Lincoln Nebraska for a class reunion banquet. Mr Fulton and family later join in Lincoln trip.
Fans will travel to Omaha for a boxing show headlined by welterweights Young Jack Thompson of Chicago and Billy Wellh of England. Glenn Allen of Omaha meets Ray Mann of Sioux City in a round bout. Other bouts include Urb an Liberty versus Billy Vaughn, Chuck Baterson against Jack Duane, Skip Salaman versus Sunny New, and Jimmy Wootan versus Steve Mithrin.
In Des Moines, June, 22 candidates filed campaign expense statements in Secretary of State Ed Smiths office. Thirteen Republicans and nine Democrats reported no or minimal expenses with no funds received. Republicans listed varied expenditures for state senator and representatives, while Democrats reported none for many offices.
A fragmented OCR list records state senators and representatives with scattered names including E. and O. P. Myers, DeWitt, Cedar Rapids, Donan, Ruthven, Chariton, and Donnellson. Monetary figures show four cents and two dollars among entries, with no clear context or complete details.
A reflection on past eras when young people stayed at home before marriage, contrasting those days with modern independence and traditional family life. The piece highlights social norms and lingering nostalgia for a simpler, communal household structure.
Des Moines reports twenty four candidates admitted to the bar yesterday. They were sworn in by Supreme Court Justice G. Albert in the court chambers at the capitol, with Audubon Youngman among the group of new lawyers.
A list of individuals admitted to the bar includes Willis Barber Ralph De Bellizzi John G. Bowes Charles Brockett Frank Burnes Donald Durand Howard Gibson Holliday James Poi Trish Albert Levich John Montgomery George Sibls William Morgan Kenneth niche and others in Dubuque Audubon Waterloo Davenport Maquoketa Ames Denison and Siontcil noting the ceremony and oath administration by court justice.
The pipeline company builds a Texas Oklahoma gas line reaching Lincoln in July and Des Moines next year. Natural gas offers higher heat per cubic foot, lower heating costs, and cheaper rates than coal or manufactured gas. The venture aims to outcompete coal and fuel oil dealers and justify the investment with attractive pricing.
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