Greater Atlantic Committee Adopts Road and Chautauqua Plans
The Greater Atlantic Committee discussed improving El Horn Road to Atlantic with a council of M Nebo V Robinson and P2 Stoffens to consult with Brighton township road authorities. They aim to keep township roads in good shape using gasoline tax revenue and seek cooperation for a 1925 Chautauqua assembly June 20 to July 5. Nebo to obtain estimates for a large promotions pamphlet highlighting Atlantic as a stop on the Corn Belt route. A letter from the Sanpheed dental group praised local hospitality, and Manager Maynard Lamond requested support for a House of David game on the 25th. The group adjourned to meet again next Tuesday evening.
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Greater Atlantic
el Horn
Atlantic
Iito
M. Nebo
V. d. Robinson
Stoffens
Brighton
Kent
Chautauqua
W. C. Martin
FPM. Nebe
Corn Belt Road
Walnut
Saipheed Dental Organization
Sunnyside Walk
Maynard Lamond
Driver Dies at Wheel in Lincoln to Russell Trip
J. M. Slater of Lincoln Neb died minutes after his car veered off the road and crashed through a fence near Sidney, Iowa while en route to Russell. He suffered apoplexy while driving and collapsed just after the crash occurred.
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Sidney, In
INS
Russell, ii
Lincoln
Neb
J. M. Slater
Wind storm damages farm near Anita Iowa
A high wind struck southeast of Anita Sunday evening blowing a hog house to pieces and uprooting trees near Carl Hansen's farm, followed by soaking rain beneficial to crops and pastures.
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Anita
News-Telégraph
Carl Hansen Farm
Berr ies and whiskered players set for large baseball game
The Benton Harbor area hosts a novelty baseball event starring the House of Davi team from Benton Harbor with Rev Benjamin Parnell linked. The June date promises a record crowd, with plans for afternoon play at Nyside Park and heavy advertising across the region. Tickets will advance sale, and visitors come on a guarantee of 18190.
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House of Davi
Fordeus
Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin Parnell
Will Cross
Jogel
Auantie
Laghond
Liglihers
Sayin
Kana
Atlantic
Devance
Uckets
Elliott Masons Send Delegate to the Grand Lodge
R B E Stary editor of the Elliott Graphic is in Davenport this week representing the Elliott district at the Masonic Grand Lodge.
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Elliott Masons
Grand Lodge
Fllliott
News-Telegraph
R. BE. Stary
Elliott Graphic
Davenport
Masonic Grand Lodge
War Is Violation of Common Sense Says Secy Wilbur
Durham June 16 Secretary of the Navy Wilbur told Duke graduates war is a violation of common sense yet armies are needed as false doctrine may prevail He urged preparedness saying strong forces deter aggression and preserve freedom He warned against flood of statutes and judicial decisions and said people must work out rules of guidance that acquire the force of law
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Durham
N. C
Wilbur
Duke University
Fira
United States
Usi
Bayited
Federal Land Bank Bonds See WM. J. Series of Taxi and Livery
Notice lists WM. J. series of taxicab and livery services at 32234 Walnut St Up Stairs A. Go old? office hours day and night service. References bonds and banking tied to the Federal Land Bank.
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Federal Land Bank
WM. J
SRIES
Walnut St
Goold
France and Spain Begin Peace Move in Rif War Talks
Madrid reports France and Spain will hold a series of conferences starting next Monday to pursue close cooperation in the war against the Riffs. Paris notes Premier Puinleve is due in Morocco to review the campaign while Moscow cites a Communist manifesto urging Moroccan workers peasants and soldiers to fraternize with the Rif forces or risk a new world war.
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Madrid
France
Spain
Moroccs
Lalay
Paris
Puinleve
Moscow
INS
Marpero
Iowa Civil War Veterans Parade in Mason City
G A R veterans marched for the fifty-first time in a five-block parade from Hanford hotel to Congregational church. Boy Scouts and National Guardsmen joined, led by the Mason City vicious band and drum and bugle corps. The procession followed Federal avenue as sessions opened at the church.
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Mason City
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G. A. R. Veterans
Hanford Hotel
Neamypment
Federal Avenue
Congregational Church
Boy Scouts
National Guardsmen
Mason Cis ‘Vgicious
American Legion Deem
Cinventinté
Emarmyttees
Walnut Bank Trades Hardware Store for 120 Acre Farm
In Walnut on June 10 special to News Telegraph, Exchange State trader Hank exchanged the Walnut Hardware Store including stock and building for Fred Swingle’s 120 acre farm south of Walworth and west of Lew. The store building valued at 6000 dollars and stock at invoice, price per acre about 226 dollars. Wehn and Waggerby secured the hardware holdings. Paul Brymer to be mayor. Walnut pastor Neff described the deal in a despatch.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Hank
Walnut Hardware
Fred Swingle
Wal- Wot
Lew
Rade ‘Re
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Paul
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Ed Shannon
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Im- Rudolph
L. H. Laartz
Betna Valley Hatchery
Vale Thorn
Gidemobile
Usera
Nelson Auto Exchange
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Mgr
Anute Jack
Highland Addition
Es Taxi and
J. B. Peonason
Robinson & Wilken
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Ugage Brothers
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Cushing Machine & Auto CO
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