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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
4
Walter Wiggs sustained a broken right arm above the wrist while cranking an automobile. The town reports completion of a new alarm installation on a vault and notes ongoing local charitable and chautauqua activities, with sporadic references to incidents and community events.
An elderly Cleveland reader Senator Layrenul reports healing after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The advertisement touts Cuticura Toilet Trio soap ointment and talcum for cleansing soothing healing and skin health with fr grant super creamy emolents for daily care.
Fragments record Rev C Kloth’s trip back from Trumbton Neh following his father’s death. Mentions George N Nis Christensen beating the J P Johnson farm four miles southeast of town with improvements valued near $400. Trips to Denmark via New York City include Thomas Jorgensen and J B Pwers trop. Various obits, weddings, and community events across Red Oak Masona and Carroll describe church services, demonstrations, and local business changes.
A large number from the area attended the K of P picnic at Dexfield Park near Dexter yesterday. They returned home at midnight after a splendid day with no accidents. Also, Moreland family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after her death.
Unclear OCR fragment references a firefight and dismissals. Mentions Hamburg, Merse Richards, and a Comarteine entity with scattered phrases about a fair or Fremonty Nela. No coherent event or clear dates emerge from the readable text.
A distorted clipping notes an irregular remedy being tested at a beaconet experiment in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The text mentions dyes and a bendable component but lacks clear details of participants or outcomes.
Detroit officials announce a project to replace windows and fixtures at a municipal facility using Biscarced X ray plates. The plan includes new doors, frames, and updated electrical work costing about 50 thousand dollars, with a formal ceremony and city approval forthcoming.
A jagged report outlines a 200 000 pesetas allocation for a social program while government secrecy and a controversial incident in Paducah Kentucky involves a 27 year old man named Seibert. The piece weaves through police action and a dramatic outdoor event with a beverage dispute, ending with unclear aftermath and muffled testimony.
Funeral home announces hearse and ambulance service under the direction of Co. M. Tomlinson, with phone Green 327, offering complete funeral arrangements and transport services.
A compact listing from an older newspaper segment advertises J. Burner Wholesale and Retail as a leading local shop. It highlights a broad line of tobacco products and cigars with a focus on value and selection for the Western town and surrounding area.
Fragmented notes show society and club activity with names and places unclear. Mentions Byank Marois events and a club at Wille Pa with Suruce util, plus Mondaines Reatin and Lowe vil Mi Nie dere ity Vurdor context.
Fragmented births and family notices include names such as C Butler, Mrs. Pane, Mr. Meader, Mrs. Drauistvent, and others with references to wives and daughters. A public dinner notice and a story about a gown containing foreign banknotes appears among disjointed items. Alice M. Robertson is noted as a candidate for the Republican nomination in Oklahoma's second district.
Rail schedule snippet shows Rock Island lines with Westbour and Council Bluffs routes. Daily passenger service between Council Bluffs, Stuart, and Griswold branch details, noting exceptions for Sundays and partial flyer numbers.
Fragmented OCR data lists locations and times such as 9:10 and 9:55 linked to Kimbollton and Gates. Mentions Harrisdale and Smith Lake with travel sequences. Dates appear as Tuesdays and Thursdays with scattered numbers and vehicle notations.
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