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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1931

Page

5

Advertising plan for meat market promotion outlined

Livestock shipments headed to Kansas City Saint Joseph Wichita and South Omaha will be taxed 26 cents a car for an advertising campaign promoting meat in the human diet. The program follows a 1929 Atlantic meeting of stock producers and organizers, forming the Central States Producers Association to publicize meat’s role while opposing rival campaign propaganda.

Kansas City Joseph Wichita South Omski Oltigrawth Atlantic Mark Thorn Urg Towa W. W. Weails Chicago Institute of Meat Packers H.C. Foilark Nationsl Chiscago Omaha West Lincoln Nahy Central States Producers Association Harry Hopley Stockman, Ox Hopley Contines Commission Tonne An USA Kent

Attack in Miles Creek valley reported near river

Sheriff reports blood in corn field near Milepee Lick ing river valley about twenty miles from here. Cause of the attack not ascertained. Names mentioned include James Jory and others, stringing together a fragmentary crime note from the vicinity.

River Valley Sherif Adam James Jory

Highway Commission Announces Low Bids on Road Projects

The state highway commission awarded road contracts to the lowest bidders for primary and secondary road work. Most awards went to the lowest bidder, except for an eleven mile stretch on primary No 00 in Dubuque county. Bids totaled 1,263,269 dollars for the construction, with Ames Tay June 10 reporting.

Ames Iny Jane Atate Dubuque Ames Tay

Mammoth Hole Reported After Meteor Impact

An eyewitness described a giant hole ripped in cold ground by a huge meteor. The event caused the earth to shake the countryside and shattered windows. Nearby elm trees were uprooted and scorched as a large earth crater formed by the impact.

Toledo Tuna

Lafayette Star Haines Sets Record At Easton College

Lawrence Haines of Glenside Pa stars for Lafayette College Easton Pa as the only athlete to earn A grades for four years. The record marks a historic feat for the college track program amid a standout career during his four-year span.

Avery Conrae Lafayette College Easton Lawrence Haines Glenside Lau Mid

Catholic incident in East Catholig city hits area

A sudden incident occurred in East Catholig, causing damage and prompting local officials to respond. Details remain sparse as investigators assess the scene and potential injuries.

Fate of 10.05: British seamen and salvage at sea

Fragmentary report from London describes British warship losses and rescue attempts after a submarine disaster near Taungtao. Salvage efforts aboard the Poseidon and Pigeon are mentioned, with authorities uncertain about prisoners or casualties. A Chinese ship, Yuta, observes events while escape apparatus is discussed.

London Poseidon Tescuera Hastenin Taungtao Nesset Whith Gank

Truck Overturn Incident Report and Casualty Count

An OCR fragment describes a truck overturn with dirt on the scene and a detour at the end of a road. It mentions a judge, a company, and weights related to chickens. Six hundred chickens reportedly died in the incident near Atlantic amid a new truce context.

Atlantic

Honors for Earl Bark of Bessoborough as Toronto grants degree

The Bark of Bessoborough, Canada’s new governor general, wears a cap and gown at a Toronto convocation after receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws. It marks the first such honor given by the Crown representative in Canada.

Bessoborough Toronto University’ ‘of Canada

Trinities to Stage Second Concert Tomorrow Night

The Trinities band follows its season opening in Anita with a second weekly concert planned for tomorrow evening at 8 in the city park. The program includes a trombone solo Sunshine of Your Smile and a Hil Kelso chorus number Betty and Emblem appears. Local attendance was strong last night at the Anita patio.

Trinities Band Shell Anita Anita Patio Ofram Carl Littpest Hil Kelso Betty Tellows

Heiress to Wed Charles C Cunningham in New York Theaty

Fitanor Lamont, heiress to a New York banking family, is engaged to Charles C Cunningham. The Lamonts’ daughter attended Miss Chapin's School in New York and is a Smith College junior. Her fiancé, a junior at Harvard, is described as associated with the J. P. Morgan banking circle.

Charles C. Cunningham Fitanor Lamont Thomas W. Lamont New York Theaty Miss Chapin Smith College Migs Lamont Harvard

Griswold butcher Herrick faces two year term

H. Herrick, 56, known as the Griswold butcher, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison by Judge O. D. Wheeler after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an automobile accident near Oakland. He drove C. G. Reynolds’s car, allegedly struck and rendered the former Griswold mayor unconscious, then fled the roadside. Reynolds survived with a fractured skull and other injuries. Herrick was arrested Sunday afternoon in Oakland. Reynolds is in satisfactory condition at Jones Hospital.

Re'Henrick Griswold Oakland C. .G. Reynolds Injorat Fort Madison O. D. Wheeler Council Bluffs Herrick Reynold al Ber Aries Jones Hospital

Funeral Rites for Jacob Christensen Largely Attended

Many scores of friends and relatives attended the funeral for Jacob Christensen age 72 at the First Baptist church. The Rev J E Bruner delivered the sermon and music was provided by local musicians. Interment followed at Atlantic cemetery as local business figures and Danish natives attended the service.

Pirst Bapertigt Jacob Christensen Denmark J. E. Bruner Mukic Lavertet Vick John*Rap

Federal farm relief plan debate in Washington

Washington reports stage correspondent William notes Representative Gilbert N. Frep of Town says the board will present a new relief plan amid farm legislation talks. He cites McNary Haugen proposals and argues current policy assigns losses to farmers, urging Congress to back a workable plan without overbearing price controls.

William LN. S Washington Federa Gilbert N. Frep House Committee Air Today Cme Enecrea Dora Not Blame Board Federal Farm Board Hy Agen Congress Hongo McNary-Huugen Gova Haugen

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