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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
8
The notice asserts readers can expect fast, precise recommendations about groceries. It emphasizes trust in identifying good stores and informing the public about quality options.
The Mexican consul in San Francisco reports many Portuguese workers in the United States, especially California, seek entry to Mexico for vine and wine industry jobs. Officials say prohibition may end their demand, noting over 80,000 Portuguese in the U.S. and plans to establish colonies in Durango Sinaloa and Nayarit.
A band of American soldiers and sailors in Rome, led by Father Edward Wallace from Brooklyn, bypassed official invitations to meet Cardinal Merry Del Val. They explained American customs, gained entry, and the cardinal welcomed them, praising the Americans for their “genuine American trick.”
Lady Muriel Paget arrives from Prague outlining a relief plan for Czecho-Slovakia. She aims to train local women in social welfare, organize temporary posts in Pressburg, and mobilize volunteer workers to aid 5 million residents facing hunger and poverty amid shifting politics.
Detroit Mich June 17 ships built in Great Lakes yards since September 1917 reach 526 by November 1 1919. About 447 will be cargo carriers and the remainder tugs including 88 seagoing 150 feet long. Armistice slowed gains but a record 28 ships completed in November. About 200000 deadweight tons were produced between armistice and navigation.
Dublin reports some Irish woolen mills have received applications from former German customers to supply cloth as possible. This Associated Press note from June 17 indicates early interest in Irish textile exports amid trade considerations.
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 17 Charles Trachta a farmer was gored by a bull yesterday while watering it. He is in serious condition. His wife fought the bull with a broom giving him time to crawl to safety after the animal charged.
The body of Arthur Anderson was found in a field on his farm two miles southwest of Storm Lake Iowa. The corpse was in a horribly mangled condition with hogs roaming the field. A gunnysack a fork and a shotgun with one shell exploded were found beside the body.
A minister reports twenty years of stomach trouble and constipation. A woman from out of town sent Mayr's Wonderful Remedy which relieved his gas fever and weakness. The ad claims the prep removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and can help stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose will convince or money refunded. Lewis druggist and druggists everywhere.
J M Pierce publisher of the Iowa Homestead will testify June 24 before the 38th general assembly retrenchment committee about misaccounting funds of the Iowa commission to the Panama Pacific exposition. Several witnesses say hotel and meal expenses were on file, while Pierce claims thousands are unaccounted for. Also an advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism relief.
June 17 report from San Juan states that Porto Rican sugar to New York will proceed at 40 000 tons monthly under the US Shipping Board board basis. Output to date shows central reports below estimates by about 20 percent, with less than half of ground sugar shipped island wide. Of 2 291 088 bags produced through May 11, 1 033 899 shipped, 83 491 sold locally, leaving 1 173 689 bags on hand, with insects eating binding twine noted and Deering twine recommended by C. P. Meredith.
Police investigate a sensational case involving Amiliier, Pa, where a man allegedly used superstitious white gloves to enter a bedroom at midnight. The victim, a girl, was tied, gagged, and forcibly attacked. assailant fled after a noise drew attention. Household members reference belief in love magic as motive.
COL. MATT M TINLEY of CO. A 168th Infantry has been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by General Pershing. The citation praises his meritorious leadership, energy, and devotion to duty during emergencies, noting his inspiring conduct for his command in multiple engagements. Further timing and presentation details will be announced.
Julius Edgar Malbourne Graham, colored, applied for U S naturalization at Waterloo Iowa clerk Frad 8 Pettit office marking the first Negro naturalization filing on record in local courts. Born in Manchester England age 48, he sailed from Liverpool to New Orleans April 17 1917. occupation boilermaker. London cigar trade reports looming price hikes as cigarmakers leave the country causing shortages and higher costs.
The fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled scene with references to a boat, a 300 foot measurement, and unclear names. No coherent event or attribution is recoverable.
Rock Island schedules list westbound flyers No 18 and No 5 with morning and noon departures and local freight No 87 and No 8. It shows passenger service between Stuart Council Bluffs and Audubon branch with daily except Sunday operations and listed arrival and departure times across Griswold and Griswold Station areas.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered times and place names such as Elk Horn Gates Herrdale and Atlantic with numbers and abbreviations. The readable items resemble a travel or schedule list, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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