07 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
1
Local notes from Atlantic include appointments and departures, church and school updates, births, and travel. Mrs Mary Marker and daughter Amy head to Arizona. Miss Gretchen Crawford returns from New York. Rev. J H Liddemeyer to Carrollton to visit his mother. Henry DeKraay resigns a pharmacy post to Orange City then California. George Oaks plans a Los Angeles move. several baptisms and probate actions noted. weather forecasts and Associated Press note.
The clipped text references executor George C. Holste of the Borchardt will and notes multiple health events. It mentions E P Chasesiena kept home due to stomach trouble and an operation at the Atl hospital. Minor operation on Mrs Harold Morgan at Atlantic hospital. Weather records by Joe Reynolds record a rainfall of 0.28 inches and a noon official temperature for the 24 hours.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before seven oclock. Call Red 403. This number is not the News-Telegraph number.
Adair banker Milton Furst visited Atlantic on business Saturday afternoon. Ames City Clerk T E Nichols and wife traveled to Ames for the State College graduation exercises. The Danish Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Meen Eenest Larson 869 Laurel Street June 10. The court admitted wills to probate for Fred H Townsend and John W Borchardt. Carrie J Townsend named executrix of the latter.
Newly married couple Arthur D. Cameron and his bride Britton Link Palmer Better-Clarence Palmer begin their life together in Atlantic after a wedding in Omaha. The groom is a pharmacist at Lee Drug Store who has been sidelined by an abscess but expects to return to work soon.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable tonic and blood alterative that clears pimples boils and eruptions and beautifies the skin. It claims to improve circulation and blood supply and urges readers to ask druggists or mail for a trial tablet package from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Bulag N.Y.
Reading mentions a Salvation Army meeting at the Iowa State Bank to discuss officer Summerfield McCarteney of Washington D C visiting Atlantic tomorrow morning to promote outreach and extension work. It also covers a series of small town notices, a high school publication, a mayoral note on a reporting discrepancy, a man’s suicide, and a fatal gunfight near Tabor with details about the participants and aftermath.
A garbled report notes arrests for carrying weapons and mentions fines of 100 dollars. The story references remitted penalties and a claim that Maddox paid the fine. The mayor and officials are cited in a dispute over enforcement and leniency in licensing law.
Local lenders announce farm loans at 5 percent with options at 5 and 6 percent. Gall and see ug Wood and Savery of Atlantic La advertise the terms and contact details for prospective borrowers.
The Busy Bee club will meet Thursday afternoon June 10 with member Miss Zeta Fancolly presiding. Dinners and birthday memories for Charles Block were noted as yesterday marked his anniversary. Mr Fred Boldes of Lakes City and Mrs EB1 ver Loeb of Albis attended the Block home for a family dinner following the event.
H W Olsen of Des Moines Iowa says Tanlac cured his kidney and back pain dizziness and stomach trouble after years of weakness He reports restored appetite strength and energy and claims he feels like his old self He praises Tanlac as sold in Atlantic and by local druggists.
Bailey of the Calumet and Bethy Min Co discusses a proposed Great Lakes to Atlantic waterway and labor distribution. He says eastern miners seek work in Michigan rather than pay to move, predicting labor solutions to copper mine labor issues.
A large portion of German prisoners of war were repatriated from camps in Japan and China. A contingent has just passed through Shan ai as part of the final transfer.
A fragment notes Larson's claim that senses extend sight or awareness, claiming a breakthrough in perceiving beyond ordinary limits. The item hints at experimental results but provides no dates or verifiable details.
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