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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
2
Taik-Fred Beems was arrested this morning on a citation charge and is in the city hospital awaiting a hearing later. Flag Day on Monday next week requires displaying the national emblem and is urged as proper observance.
Jones Rubber Co. holds Hadis Brace Rods for Ford vehicles available on land with warnings to Ford owners to reinforce front axles to prevent accidents. Multiple units exist in Atlantic and stores like Moore's and Hallmacks stock related items and Monogram stationery.
In a curious breach of promise dispute, Miss Arabella Archer and Mr. Angell navigate settlement via letter bluff. Belle agrees to pay the claimed amount after Angell seeks reconciliation, and the pair eventually settle and marry amid a cautious legal bluff and a secretive office meeting.
Mrs Medill McCormick emerges as leader of the National Suffrage Association in a divided stance against Dr Shaw's faction, rallying supporters for a united front. Tensions rise as the organization grapples with conflicting strategies and leadership direction.
Navy officials will submit to Congress a reorganization plan focused on modernizing the fleet. Construction engineers seek fast battle cruisers and seagoing submarines, aiming to make battleships submarine proof or at least resistant to torpedo explosions, signaling a major shift from past priorities.
New York June 12 Dun s Review says general business moves slowly but steadily strengthens The government grain report yields bumper wheat and oats crops with big yields in other cereals This boosts agricultural prosperity and railroad movement while abundant funds and gold imports support continued industrial revival especially in tran and steel
A collection notes infant hearing delay after birth, Suez Canal management from Paris, Europe child mortality rates with Germany highest and Norway lowest, U S forest officers killed nearly 9000 predatory animals led by coyotes, a 6000 year old mummy found in Egypt preserved by sodium carbonate coating for the first time, implying remarkable preservation.
The piece notes Norway allowing women in parliament but not in government, cites New York's fourth female fire inspector appointed by Fire Commissioner Adamson, and states that one ninth of US women marry before twenty and one half before twenty-five. It mentions London policing with fifty policewomen and plans for mounted women patrols to care for street animals.
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Grace Petite is planned for Tuesday afternoon June 15 with a list of hosts including Mrs. Finn Boutripjcow and Mrs. Garrothers among others. St Cecilian ladies hosted their annual meeting yesterday at Mrs. Milford's country home with supper.
The Cass county Iowa Board of Supervisors met June 7 1915 with all members present. Bids were opened for boiler and corrugated pipes and bulkheads with East St. Louis Bridge Company lowest on boiler pipe and Fort Dodge Calvert Company lowest conforming bulkhead bid. The board approved buying bridge lumber at 26.00 per thousand and awarded temporary hill ending in Grant township to C A Denison at 25 cents per cubic yard. A committee was named to verify treasury cash. A budget correction was adopted correcting a prior approval from April 5 1915 regarding a county bridge and road fund budget and appropriations.
The Cass County Board of Supervisors approved claims for Lana Construction Co. bridge lumber and pipe, and T C Brett for painting bridges. They authorized bids to repair the courthouse roof and to paint the tower and chimneys. The quarterly county farm steward’s report was approved, and the Board as Review adjusted land, cattle, and other property assessments across townships including Grant, Benton, Grove, Franklin, Lincoln, Cass, Pleasant, Noble, Victoria, Atlantic, Griswold, Lewis, Massena, Union and more with varied percentage changes.
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