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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
2
An advertisement touts Moones Bivertild Oil as a powerful foot treatment that ends pain from corns bunions and soreness. It claims deep penetration and quick relief, urging customers that money will be refunded if relief is not achieved. It notes widespread druggist availability.
Town City Friday events cover a family's journey to attend the marriage of their son and brother John D. Taylor. numerous visits and calls across Griswold Elliott Council Bluffs Shenandoah and nearby towns include guests, trips to Lincoln Norfolk London and Atlantic, and relatives staying with grandparents in Red Oak and Griswold.
A garbled passage notes cauliflower ears common among boxers and mentions ear damage from blows. The text references healing and general mislabeling but remains unclear about specifics or context beyond the boxing connection.
Jens Sorensen and M. B. Nelson announce incorporation under Iowa law for Styles Display Cabinet Company. The firm will manufacture and sell sales display cabinets wholesale and retail, with patents, licenses, and property dealings as needed. Capital stock authorized at 100000, common and up to 20600 par value preferred, ten-year term, board of two to five directors, officers to be elected. Incorporated to commence after official certification.
A brief morning tornado four miles north of the city struck Quinlan farm tenanted by Ed Bopp, ripping off doors and windows, moving a barn off its foundation, and badly damaging buildings. Rainfall measured at 0.65 inches. insurance covers the loss. City tree limbs broke, but damage was limited elsewhere.
Long list of property and livestock assessment changes shows many districts and entities adjusting values. Names like Massena Bear Grove Lincoln and Victoria appear with raised or lowered percentages across cattle and other livestock categories.
The Rev Father P N McDermott will attend a retreat for Catholic priests and laymen in Des Moines this week. Ray J Caspera of Chicago Caspers Tin Plate secretary is visiting on business. Miss Dora Truax Wilton N D visiting here with aunts County Auditor Jennie Ward and Curie Ward at 610 Locust Street. Mr and Mrs C L Crouch over Sunday guests at the home of their son in Omaha. Mrs Delia Davis death noted at Spirit Lake. sister Mrs Mourk Cedar Street notified. An Omaha Justice Office representative investigates Max McClain charged with stealing a car in Colorado and possible federal prosecution in Omaha. McClain agrees to waive extension to Calagan per report.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions ties, spouses, and undertable actions, yielding little clear context beyond a hazy reference to a man and table conduct. The readable bits suggest a social scene or courtly remark but lack distinct entities or events.
A fragment notes that the stars on the United States flag originated in the arms of the Washington family, claiming this as the source of the flag’s star pattern.
Thomas B. Worth born January 30 1846 in Tusantuwaa County Ohio died at his Lewis Institute home Friday aged 82 years 4 months 8 days. He came to Mills County in 1854 with his parents traveling prairie by ox team along the Mormon trail. He married Mary Jane Pierson February 1 1873 and they had nine children eight living seven in Atlantic Owen Newton in Wichita Kansas Romeo in Barnes Knog William in Salt Lake City Utah Mrs Ade Waller Lewis and Mrs Edna Sabins Omaha. There are eighteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. One brother remains in Oklahoma. Funeral services were held at the M E Church Sunday afternoon Rev J S Elfis Griswold conducting. burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
A clipped quotation from an American Binggzine notes that a wide awake child yields clearer questions than the wisest adult, sparking reflections on youthful insight over aged rumination. The fragment hints at a humorous or philosophical stance on innocence challenging experience.
An old advertisement promotes FLY-TOX spray for killing mosquitos and insects in a room within a minute. It describes filling a spray bottle, releasing a fine atomized mist, and claims safety for people while avoiding stains on walls and fabrics. The copy credits Mellon Institute developed Rex Research fellowship and ends with a guarantee of victory.
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