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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
3
A short note states a single tree on West Sixth Street was found and the finder asks Peter Comes to be notified. The message appears dated 2d18 and incomplete.
Iowa officials report that over 50 million cans of corn were packed by the Iowa Nebraska Canners Association last year as part of a broad output including tomatoes pumpkin kraut and hominy Across 36 plants 30 in Iowa annual contracts cover about 32000 acres and output may exceed last season Half the nation s canned corn is produced by the Iowa Nebraska group with Missouri Maryland and others ranking Further expansion will hinge on weather and crop conditions while demand for canned goods remains strong Fireworks are banned except on July 4 by city ordinance and parents are urged to vote with officials on enforcement in Mountain Mayor A I Mountain signs order
Lorraine Post American Legion sponsors a Red Oak Fourth of July observance with Desdune’s band, two ball games, speeches, evening fireworks, red lemonade, and a novelty auto race for cars valued under 25 dollars. Fast and slow races, a horseshoe tournament, and a windup armory event are planned with Guy S. Hobbs overseeing.
June 19 in San Juan Porto Rico Governor H M Towner urged eventual statehood for Porto Rico in his first message to the legislature. He said he is not authorized to speak for Congress or the administration but personally believes Porto Rico should become a state in the union.
Yesterday Otto Nelson was found guilty of stealing clothes from Frank Rousseau at the Park hotel and fined 100 dollars including costs. John C. Clark was found not guilty. Herman Meyer of Anita asked to place Rolf Storey under a peace bond claiming Storey threatened him. the case was set for Thursday at ten in the Pressnall court.
Local service advertises cleaning and rebuilding cotton and hair mattresses to near new condition at a quarter of the price of a new mattress. Phone number Green 509 and address 205 Walnut listed. Sapli9
A lecture on King Tutahkamen with tomb artifacts will be held at the Christian church Wednesday evening. Pictures and rare articles from the tomb will be shown, and the event is highly recommended by the press and pulpit.
Relatives of the late Philip McMahon extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted them during their bereavement.
The United States consumes nearly 2,000,600 tons of sand annually for glassmaking. This large volume fuels a key industrial process, reflecting the material's vital role in producing windows, bottles, and bulk glass products across the nation.
Anita Iowa June 19 Special to WNews Telegraph Cook Stucker of Ottawa Kansas paving firm received a city council award for 15 extra blocks of paving and four blocks of concrete alley paving. A Des Moines firm was the rival bidder. The price matched the original contract at 309 per square yard with 09 cents per linear yard for curb and gutter. Grading cost is 75 cents per square yard. Alley paving bid was 248 per square yard. The new contract totals about 40000 while the original was 100000.
An automobile carrying a man and wife said to be tourists from Everett Washington was ditched yesterday west of Avoca near the Whiteway as the result of a collision with a traveling man’s car. The names of the parties were not learned. Neither car was badly damaged. The lady sustained a few bruises.
A fragment notes an affectionate pledge or role of a figure referred to as a lover within a state institution. The text hints at loyalties or symbolic ties but lacks concrete events or dates. Further readable context would clarify positions, actions, or outcomes tied to the institution.
Local advertise keeps it simple with a shop name Gibson offering gas oils and groceries on East Seventh Street providing household essentials and automotive supplies in a small town storefront.
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