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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
6
Educational program highlights a statewide meet of breeders focusing on improving dairy breed quality and usefulness. Breeders gather to exchange ideas, observe demonstrations, and hear national speakers on dairy advances while showcasing exhibits and games.
A fragmentary account notes that Columbus was funded by Spanish money and that Queen Elizabeth offered her jewels as security. It states the treasury faced a shortfall and suggests the voyage proceeded without personal liability by Columbus.
Captain Charles Russell Train, commander of the battleship Utah, was appointed naval aide to the president. The appointment follows his leadership as vessel commander during the president’s previous South American visit last year.
Farm loans offered by Savery & Company Atlantic Mel by we pace at o s ani die interest with ready terms.
Two veteran Muscatine teachers Leday overa honored by the local teachers federation with white goblet tokens for fifty two and fifty years of service. Clinter Coy and Mary Whicher received the awards and were re elected for the coming school year. Mary Whicher has forty nine years in the schools of Muscatine.
A damaged notice fragment mentions wood and furniture with unclear meaning and no clear actions or dates. It references a vague assessment or variation in a matter, but specifics are unreadable.
Lofty Tesan Peak is described as the highest mountain near Capitan in western Toss, reaching an estimated height around MONt feet. The report notes its prominence among southern U.S. peaks.
Adair Indiana June 12 Special. Mrs W H Burr departs for Eudopa to visit her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs J R Winnett. Harold Marean leaves by auto for Cheyenne Wyoming to seek summer work, stopping in Hastings Nebraska to visit relatives. Several residents return from Iowa and Des Moines trips. Rev J M DeBerg and family head to Paterson New Jersey for weeks with relatives. Mrs Carr ie Newell and daughter Dorothy return to Mount Pleasant after teaching in Adair.
Fik Horn News reports residents attending the Danish Lutheran church convention in Cedar Falls. Families visiting Audubon and Kimballton guests at local homes. Arnold Andersen, former Elks Horn baker now in Racine, Wisconsin, visits. plans Mapleton trip. Agnes Nieleen to attend University of Minnesota summer course. Mr Johnson to join six week Lutheran convention. Sidney Larsen to vacation from Tund barber shop duties in Council Bluffs? infant daughter of local couple referenced.
Washington reports note bills sponsored by that president's law enforcement commission aim to ease federal court congestion and speed petty offenses, with penalties up to six months in jail or $500. The Spanish American War pension veto override expands veterans' benefits, while Congress adjourns amid private and consent calendar work and numerous government claims.
The article recalls President Hoover and Myra Hoover’s dog King Tut, a famed German police dog who patrolled White House grounds for a year or more. It notes King Tut’s death as a result of overwork and honors the canine service and fidelity.
President Hoover signed the bill aimed at halting unfair and fraudulent practices of commission merchants in marketing perishable farm products for interstate and foreign commerce. He called it an important step for farmer and consumer protection and noted he had envisioned such legislation during his time as secretary of commerce.
Mt Vernon announces two new faculty members for Cornell Colleges. Roy L. Fernald of Winterport Maine joins as professor of economics and George Anslem of Iowa City will head the education department.
Fragmentary note cites Confucius born in 650 B C in B51 and died in 478 B C. It references the famed philosopher associated with Chinese thought and moral teachings.
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