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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
6
Lou Costello told reporters he had not had a drink after a two hour jail stay. His attorney read a plea of guilty to drunken driving and no operator license. City attorney moved to dismiss a hit run charge. Police described a car accident with fences and a parked vehicle. A $150 fine substituted for 30 days in jail.
Brayton residents report trips across the eastern states. Mr and Mrs Delmar Patterson travel vacationing through the region. Mr and Mrs R N Hoegh and Mary Dee visit Albert Lea and other Minnesota points. Clyde Keith and JoAnn visit Lester Nelson. Wilbert Hoegh and family from Atlantic visit Bennie Hoegh.
Iowa farms increasingly adopt soil conserving practices says Frank H. Mendell of the U S Department of Agriculture. In 1951 four thousand five hundred conservation plans were completed bringing Iowa to twenty eight thousand farms under such plans and over two thousand miles of terraces built last year. The state now has about thirteen thousand miles of terraces and additional measures include contour farming tile drainage surface drains and practices like strip cropping and tree planting. Iowa is fully organized into soil conservation districts with three farmer elected commissioners directing programs and state funds supporting offices and technical aid.
Massena residents Bar ney Byrd and family from Indianapolis visited relatives and old friends en route to Salt Lake City to see Mrs Byrd’s parents. Herman Schmidt and son from Chicago visited Dora Schmidt and Walter Schmidt’s family. Guy Hosfield, a former resident, stopped to see friends on Wednesday. Clyde Finnell and Duane Overgaard work on Highway 100 with Griswold headquarters. Earl Gabhart works in St Joseph Missouri and John Gabhart aids with Holste farm work. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
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