Atlantic Board Approves Bulkhead Bid and Staff Changes
Atlantic Iowa May 27 1919 Board of Supervisors met with all members present. Bid opening for concrete bulkheads showed Wilson Concrete Co at 3764.00 and S K Anderson at 4871.50. bids postponed. Board approves road maintainer for trial, janitor pay, two Nash trucks, and one 18 drawer cabinet. Resignations and new appointments of deputy auditors and treasurer approved with bonds. Claims list approved, including pensions and county expenses, then adjourned.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
W. D. Bell
D. J.bodo
Highley
C. A.zellmer
Mike Matz
S. K. Anderson
Wilson Concrete Co
Metz
Bell
Bode
Zellmer
H. L. Frost
State
Iuhway Commission
Nash
High Jey
Art Metal Construction Co
Lily M. Kringel
Carl 8. Kringel
G. A. van Brocklin
Zelimer
W. H. Armstrong
Lillie Anderson
Atlantic Hospital
A. Alexander
Tener
Ricard
Fred Anderson
J. J. Backsen
J. W. Brindley
Boone Blank Book Co
Ella Burns
G. A. Boseck
Nels P. Brown
Arthur Anderson
C. E. Brown
Nela P. Brown
Glora Bailey
C. R. Billingsley
T. J. Brindley
JW. Blake
J.B. Butler
J. M. Bolton
C. W. Canfield
W. A. Casteel
Cudahy Packing Co
W. Deering & Son
Citizens Lbr. & Supply Co
Good County Farm
J. J. Dill
Chas. Baller
H. O. Breece
Mike Conners
Cushing Machine & Auto Co
N. W. Deering & Son
Will Elery
Henry Collins
Farmers Supply Co
Myrtle Doty
A. B. Dick & Co
Follett
Tisgene Green
Hundred trombones in choir to mark Methodist centenary
A choir of 100 trombones said to be the largest ever organized will feature the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbia from June 20 to July 13, marking 100 years of mission work. The event includes a 318 voice mixed chorus, 500 negro singers, a Rainbow Division band, a grand pipe organ, and housing for 200000 to 800000 visitors.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. B
Ing
State School For the Blind
State School For the Deaf
Ohi
State University
Sand Rooma
Dickson
Thousands seek repatriation as 20000 apply for US return
In Winchester England authorities sort thousands of British army veterans seeking repatriation to the United States. Over 20000 applications have been filed with about 2000 certified and many rejected. The process favors American citizens who joined the British army but complicates claims from Allied nationals who previously resided in the US. Lieutenant Kane assists, testing knowledge of US cities to verify claims, with Detroit noted as a common destination.
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Associated Press
Winchester
Eng
United States
America
Kane
London
Detroit
Belle Isle
Dazzling wedding of Indian Prince celebrated with pageantry
The London Times reports Nepalese royalty wedding rituals for Maharaja of Nepal marrying two maharanis from a Rajput family. The procession featured elephants, troops, bands, garlands, and royal dignitaries with lavish decorations. A grand homa ceremony followed, and the next day a return procession mirrored the spectacle.
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Maharaja Dhiraja
Nepal
London Times
India
Singha Durbar
Sir
Chandra Shum Bhere Jung Bahadur Rana
Sir Chandra Sham Shere Jung Bahadur Rana
Golenel O’gonnor
Gurus
Prohits
Saldarjung Yen
Prithvi Narain Shah
Oklahoma Harvest Nears Peak Across State
Oklahoma City June 16 The wheat harvest is expected to be in full blast by tomorrow as farmers await favorable weather. The state board of agriculture projects at least 60,000,000 bushels for the year. Harvesting has started in Tillman Cotton and Jackson counties with more counties to begin in the northwest this week. President A Whithurst of the state agriculture board notes the crop is developing ahead of the main belt.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Board of Agriculture
Big Northwest
Tod. A. Whithurst
Tillman
Cotton
Jackson
Audubon Farmers Plan Local Electric Line
Southwest of Hamlin a group of about twenty influential farmers met with Fred Plaedin of the Iowa Light Heat and Power Co to discuss building their own six to seven mile electric line from the company main line. They expect to light homes with electricity and use it for other conveniences and aim to start soon.
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Audubon
Hamlin
Fred Plaedin
Iowa Light, Heat and Fower Co
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Woodbury Co
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