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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
3
An examination of the counterpoise method for radio reception explains it improves tuning and reduces interference on crystal sets but lowers received signal with no amplification. On vacuum tube receivers it acts like a condenser, increasing radiated energy and improving reception without requiring a ground wire.
Forecaster predicts two severe June storms with high temperatures on Pacific slope and in the southwest, including New Orleans, followed by a calmer period and the best crop weather of the month mid and late June. Warns of failures in winter grain harvests in 1923 for several regions and notes tropical storm activity later in the year affecting Hawaii and the West Indies.
Trade with a real future. Build permanent, steady earnings selling a complete line of staples. High standing position with limited earning potential and room to grow. State age and full details. JOHN SEXTON & CO., Chicago. Ik Apit.
Adair Iowa June 10 Special to N T The Farmers Booster picnic drew a large crowd with band concerts speeches and a ball game followed by a big evening dance Attendance included farmers from Audubon Foxie and Guthrie counties A Guthrie Center brass band performed on the street A banner advertised a clothing sale in their city Others arriving included Miss Mannie Langtelator from Des Moines en route from Nevada and Colorado visiting at the home of Mrs John Mortes Gerald Walsh and Marl Walsh attended from Notre Dame They have taken the state bar examination in Des Moines and then proceeded to Stuart for a Standard Bank convention
In Marne Iowa June 10 special te N T y children’s day will be observed at the M P church Sunday. Miss Grace Manning of Arnain 5 1 is at the Ed Taylor home for the summer. Mrs E M Kolloge entertained about thirty guests at her home Thursday afternoon in honor of her fifty seventh birthday.
Funeral services for Chara Spry wife of Dell Spry were held this afternoon in Wiota. The Rev Brewiing of Cumberland officiated with interment at the Wiota cemetery. Pallbearers included Claus Barnholt Steve Rees Jess Jordan Charlie Mcpermott George Daughenbaugh and Marion Iliff.
Items Of Interest From Massena notes a deal closing for Herma and Giley a first class meat market in the Holliday building former Edwarda Grocery space. Mer vit h Marlowe drives the oil truck while Hewitt recovers, Ray McCurdy returns from Iowa City, Mrs Guthrie back from Bridgewater, M F Missionary Society hosts a strawberry social, Frank and Margaret Downey travel to Omaha.
Griswold June 10 The Liberty Bell team defeated Kipp's Qualities 1 to 0 in a twilight contest. Interest in the twilight games is growing as teams vie for first place.
Miss Ruth Camp of the News Telegraph will leave Monday for Perry to attend the convention of Legion workers. She will then take a two week vacation at other points.
Birds are noted as weather prophets with the green woodpecker called the rain bird for its laughter and a sign of rain. The missel thrush earns the title storm cock for singing before wind and rain, a belief held in parts of the country.
Officials confirm Audubon city water is contaminated and a state Sanitary Engineer will visit Monday June 15 to assess remedies. Analysis shows deep well contamination likely linked to sewerage, with experts noting such contamination from a 2400 foot source is unusual. Mayor F R oversees the inquiry and lab analysis.
In Harlan Iowa the Shelby County Democratic primary drew a light turnout as no state or sister tickets contested. George B. Miller led for representative with 612 votes while Mrs Julius Christensen won the recorder nomination by twelve votes over her opponent. Nelson claimed the nomination for supervisor as district races remained tight.
Mr. and Mrs. J Croft and Jossy left for Sioux City this week to take up a new home. Croft becomes superintendent of the schools here for two years and will enter business there. Mire. Paul Stoddart and son plan to move to Belleville, Illinois to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Pixley visit Centerville with L A Buyle family.
Jne 10 report from Thegraph notes W Theo Woodward and wife leave for OQmuhe then Miami to start new home. A farewell party at Masonic hall honored George Nealy and wife, hosted by Masons and Eastern Star with a musical program. Dr A B Mayse and others spoke at departure.
Donald Bowser and Harold Perkins of Omaha have arrived to spend the weekend with relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and children who have been visiting. Mrs. Miller's parents, Link Hunt and wife, have gone to Maxwell, Iowa, to visit his parents for a short time. Miss Vesta Perkins of Henley, Nebraska, has been visiting in Lewis. Miss Marie Livingston of Grant has been visiting here.
Massena on June 10 reports Mrs. James Johinson, daughter of John Taylor, was taken to Atlantic Hospital for an appendicitis operation.
Brayton June 10 Special to the News Telegraph Mies-Edna Miller recently underwent at the Atlantic hospital and has recovered enough to go home. The report notes she is 80 years old and expected to return home today.
D My Sheets left for Gettysburg Pennsylvania with a Chicago stop to visit friends and relatives. Mrs Degner hosted a family reunion with about twenty five relatives including Mrs Linke Linders Schmidt and Miss Digner from Illinois. Mrs Heinbaugh visits Warrington Missouri. Ladies Foreign Missionary Society and the junior division of the M E church hosted a program at the church last evening. Mrs Glover visits Wichita Falls Texas. Mrs Caswell and daughter Dorothy visit Gates home. W Berry and children went to Council Bluffs to check on his appendicitis operation, which is reported to be progressing well.
FOSS H. GRIFFITH offers watch and jewelry repairs and gifts of quality at Chestnut Street. The Atlantic Osteopathic Sanitarium lists doctors Melenbacker and Chubb, with specialties in colon and rectum care, X ray and laboratory diagnosis, and general practice.
Guthrie Center Iowa June 10 The county officers contest centers on supervisor and representative to the legislature with Tar Vincent county attorney and John Wilson vying for the legislature Vincent leading Wilson by 24 votes The race proceeds to the county convention J G Thomas seeks reelection but loses narrowly to A W Stewart Kennedy, the present sheriff, among three other candidates.
Walnut diary notes visitors from Dallas Center to Omaha and New Jersey plus Miss Edna Hector's European trip plans. Several residents travel to Council Bluffs Omaha and Remsen while others visit family in Kaneane Kanes.
Des Moines Ia June 10 Secretaries of Iowa Chambers of Commerce will hold a summer school at Clear Lake Indiana July 17 to 22. Experts from across the country will address the meeting and full daily programs are planned. Participants will cover up to date practices in chamber work and stay on their own board and room with outings and receptions arranged. Nebraska secretaries have signified plans to join.
A fragmented note mentions a price of 580.00 for a coupelet and references ribbons for a typewriter and bread ordering timing, with unclear context or full details. The readable elements point to product pricing and Detroit as a location, but the text is incomplete.
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