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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
8
A list of claimed correct responses to a knowledge test includes China, Charlie Dickens, Harvard, At Ebberon New Jersey, It is farthest from the earth when the northern hemisphere summer, Berlin, Calivornia, Henrik Phen, Egypt, Five.
Elliott Indiana June 7 Special reports Mrs Guy Lathen Mrs John Larson and Mrs Robert Perdue attended a farm bureau meeting at the home for Mrs Wesley Baughman to plan fosters to be used at Oakland Tuesday June 10 when the farm bureau of all townships in the eastern division of Pottawattamie hold an achievement meeting. Mr and Mrs Guy Lathen attended a district officers meeting in Oakland Monday evening. Mr Lathen is president of the Weyland Center farm bureau.
Brayton event by Oakfield Threshing Co. features threshing outfit and related implements. News-Telegraph ads highlight sale details with expected buyer interest and location in Brayton.
Samuel Gold Norman Resnick and Seymour Pellar were found guilty of kidnapping for ransom and each received a twenty year term. Kopelman was abducted on February 28 and held until $4,500 was paid after three days. The case marks a victory for Chicago’s secret six tied to the Association of Commerce.
A Iowa State College summary reports direct sales of corn, wheat, oats and barley in 1929 totaling 125,998,000 dollars, up 25 percent from 1928 and about a quarter of livestock and poultry income. Corn led with 71.6 percent of the total, oats rose 14 percent, wheat 4.6 percent, barley fell about 23 percent.
Fort Dodge Iowa hosts the Elks State Convention with election of the 1981 convention site and other closing business. A memorial service is on today's program.
Melvin Rogers returns to Anita to spend summer vacation with parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers. Donald Shipman visits Walnut with uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Donohoe. Ernest Wagner returns from the University of Iowa. A. A. Johnson attends to Des Moines business. Stuhr and son John spend Monday in Omaha. Fred Herbert deputy county auditor attends to business matters in Anita Saturday. Lucille Lamborn of the Anita bank spends summer vacation at Ober City Kansas visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Larashorn and relatives. Everett E. Morgan and Harold Smith of Plankinton, SD, spend week with relatives in Anita. Morgan previously managed Standard Company's local business. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kimpston of Melbourne spend weekend in Anita visiting Carl Hansen’s and D. R. B. Donohoe’s relatives. Billy Donohoe of Walnut visits relatives in Anita Monday. Mark Biggs spending time in Kansas City with relatives. Miss Florence Stacey of Ringstead, Kan., visits Anita with brother Jane Lan and sister Mrs. A. R. Robinson. Mrs. W. G. Parker of California also noted.
A brief note states a person is spending several weeks in the home of her son, Frank Black, located in Anibs. The entry confirms domestic arrangements and a temporary living situation.
Funeral services for Mrs. Figging were held Saturday in Morton. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. AL Petty, Mr. and Mrs. Howar Hummel, Mrs. Amos Smith, Mrs. C J Kinney, Mrs. Fi Kinney, Mrs. C Braden, Mrs. John Dughman, and Miss Alma Seifford. The deceased was formerly of Trott and sister of Mrs. Joan Hummel.
Mahaska county reschedules the highway completion celebration from last night due to bad weather. The program, including speeches, a parade, and a street dance, will mark the pavement completion between Oskaloosa and New Sharon.
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