Card of Thanks for Hospitalized Weeks
I thank all who warmly remembered me with flowers and other kind deeds while I was in the hospital.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
2
I thank all who warmly remembered me with flowers and other kind deeds while I was in the hospital.
An ad features Julius Bender and Arthur Lee claiming Vinol helps sleep ten hours and boost daily pep. It touts Vinol as containing iron, calcium, and cod liver oil with a long history of doctors prescribing it for nervousness and fatigue.
The Jack Moran Construction Co. paving east from Minden to Avoca is expected to be in the area within three weeks. Crews are three miles west of Avoca and have laid 20,324 feet on that stretch. Efforts aim to pave No. 7 between Neola and Minden this year, completing the road to Council Bluffs.
Walnut couple Otto Rehavneman and May Simsley secured marriage licenses in a legal notice filed this month. The announcement notes their intention to wed and records the official approval by local authorities.
Local notes report returns from vacation and a post office duty. Inspectors from Council Bluffs check autos in the county while Chicago visitors enjoy a two week rail trip. Minnesota fishing trips, Ames ISU summer school, and a Montreal Europe tour are listed among routine events. A marriage in Council Bluffs and hospital recoveries are noted along with two youths jailed for intoxication and a transfer to New Jersey for Peterson of Iswold.
Elliott plans transfer of Hall Airway from this city to Burlington announced today by Kranklin Hall manager. The aviation school will be discontinued and the company will focus on carrying passengers. Elliott sidewalks were finished last week on Main street despite weather delays. Zell Cook and crew completed the work and fire plugs and electric wires were repainted. James Lewis oversees this repainting project. Bank Journal’s Odd Nheke notes the Bank of England trade journal is titled Ola Lady.
A garbled OCR item notes imitation toxins and hazardous plants confusing readers. It references fast acting cattle dangers, water hemlock, and paranaipa with misread phrases. The piece reads as a placeholder warning about poisonous lookalikes and risks from mistaken identification.
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