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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
6
Wholesale pork prices dip again this week and the market offers Pork Loin Roasts all day Saturday at 12 cents a pound. Roasts come in 3, 5 and 7 pound sizes from young resign? der, Kansas corn fed pigs and are absolutely fresh not frozen. Buy for Sunday dinner.
Fragmentary notice reads advertising guidance urging honesty in all statements and promotions. It emphasizes integrity in claims, clear pricing, and fair dealing across campaigns. No dates or organizations are specified.
Community snippets report visits from Grand Rapids and Kansas City relatives and visits by Mrs Evelyn Metz on vacation. Local band concert draws big crowd at Atlantic City park. Motor trip to Oklahoma City planned by Mr and Mrs Amos Young. Mr Raymond Jipsen and bride visit from Kansas City. Officials cite traffic violators and U turns. National Guard training at Camp Dodge noted. Dr Wilfred King of New York visits relatives. Free demonstration by Portfabio Milling offered with up to 600 pounds ground free for farmers.
American Telephone and Telegraph workers and families gather at Sunnyside Park Sunday for a picnic and afternoon baseball game between the Omaha and Des Moines offices. More than 200 attendees expected for noon dinner and a full sports program including golf at Atlantic Golf and Country Club with key matches between P K Harlan and Phillip Setzer. Attendees include Western Electric employees from Omaha and towns such as Grinnell and Stuart joining from Des Moines and Des Moines office staff.
Helgar Horriis and Otto Hellig left Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey on the first leg of their proposed transatlantic hop to Copenhagen. Their route includes stops at St Johns Newfoundland and Harbor Grace Newfoundland before crossing the ocean to Denmark.
Amelia Earhart to receive a formal reprimand from the Department of Commerce over a June Abilene Texas accident involving a car and an auto gyro aircraft. The action follows a recommendation by Dallas inspector St W Deladey. A letter will be sent by Gilbert Budwig of the aeronautic branch. Secretary Lamont weighs a report about flyers disrupting the Harding memorial dedication in Marion Ohio during President Hoover and former President Upstidge remarks.
Hancock IA June 19 Special Word arrived of Ben Dunn’s death in Logan last Sunday evening. He was formerly a Hancock resident and son in law of Mrs Halliday. Many Hancock residents attended the funeral services for Mrs Machin Plan at Avaca Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Piaha was well known in the Hancock community. Two children Helen and Honas reside here.
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