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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
6
Farmers are urged to hear about Deering binders mowers rakes as the company touts a century of quality and over two million machines in use. The ad highlights service from 89 branch houses and urges customers to inspect Deering machines for reliable performance.
DES MOINES and Dubuque report statewide activity as Shriners and Elks gather for imperial conclave and annual meetings. In Indianapolis the Ziz Ga Zig band aims to win drill and band honors. Dubuque hosts Elks convention with large turnout and planned parade. Ft Madison clerks form retail clerks protective union with 50+ members joining and seeking more dues.
London Jane C reports the War Time Boot program has concluded after producing over 20 million pairs. Director F J Marquis says manufacturers can now meet demand at reasonable rates. The government bought a large leather stock from America for distribution with anti profiteering conditions on retailers.
Old Spanish mines scattered across Panama and Darien regions hold vast wealth but are hard to reach due to jungle overgrowth and revolutions. Nathaniel Hill of Colon owns one abandoned mine once rich, now difficult to locate. Experts see great potential in Central and South American gold fields while transport and vegetation hinder prospecting. planes and hydroplanes are poised to revolutionize exploration and shipment, with early plans for Peru and Colombia.
Seventeen Iowa towns are listed on the Martin bombing airplane’s itinerary as it heads from New York to the Pacific coast. The route across Iowa includes Davenport Muscatine Nichols Junction Webster Thornburg Montezuma Lynnville Junction Monroe Newton Prairie City Des Moines Van Meter Menlo Atlantic Oakland and Council Bluffs with afternoon overflight times.
Berlin June 10 Edward Bernstein in Vorwaerts explains why German Socialists voted for war credits at the start of hostilities. He says they were kept in the dark about Belgium's entry and the true Belgian invasion until August 1914. He notes Bethmann Hollweg portrayed France as attacking first, a claim later proven false.
Berlin reports former police president von Jagow retires after deriding German during the war. He predicts socialistic Kaiserdom may reemerge, saying words will again be scarce and the nation’s language altered by wartime distortions.
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