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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
6
A brief note announces preparations to place federal loans at 634 percent. Readers are advised to contact Wood & Bayery in Atlanta for details. The item reads like a late stage press snippet with unclear formatting and names.
An advertising block extols UIGE-QUAKER oats as a savory quick cereal. It touts a balanced prioritarian diet with protein and minerals, claiming faster prep than plain toast and strong start for children. The message emphasizes familiar Quaker oats branding and everyday use.
Surviving members of the class of 1876, honored as the oldest, attended Iowa State College’s fifty-fifth commencement. President Herman Knapp awarded degrees to many candidates, with 721 total degrees granted to date, while presenting eminent service certificates to W. P. Dawson and B. S. Welch, and a Doctor of Science to M. Luckish of Cleveland, a notable electrical engineering researcher.
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Celeriac or celery root is named for its taste similar to celery though the edible portion is the root. Best growth in cool weather with moist, firm soil. Harvest in October and store in ashes soil for up to six months. Peel, boil and use in salads, slice and pickle, or fry in butter until brown.
Flooding along the Bishnehoma river near Red Oak washed out two miles of track, forcing Burlington line trains to detour via Des Moines and Council Bluffs. Work crews toiled to repair the washout, with service resuming late last night as late trains regained schedules.
A fragmentary notice from The Midland Monthly reports a local graduate and editor appointing a young man named Onoway to the editorial staff. The piece references John Towner, the de partment of Engiad, and early Midland Monthly founders, with scattered names and dates from the 1890s.
Historical records reveal Abraham Lincoln purchased a lot in Bluff via quitclaim deed from W. B. Judd on November 11, 1859, with Mary Todd Lincoln and son Robert's involvement later guiding transfer. Attorney Lynn Alburn notes Judd held a warranty deed, giving Lincoln full title before later transfers through the family.
In Cass County Probate Court a notice states Cynthia A. Powell deceased has an appointed executor. Whitmore named as executor and Bowman Whitmore as attorney state interested parties must present claims by law for allowance and payment. Dated May 29, 1926.
Las Vegas editor Carl Magee faces trial on manslaughter charges for shooting John Lassetter during a Meadows hotel lobby fight. Magee, a fierce New Mexico reformer and editor, has a lengthy history of political battles and legal clashes, including contempt convictions and a prior pardon. The case follows years of militant activism and opposition by Judge D. Leahy.
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