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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
3
The article describes loose coupled coils used in wireless telegraphy and telephony. It explains primary and secondary coils, adjustable sliders, and mounting methods, plus simple stagger wound designs and construction steps for amateur builders.
A compact note advises readers to set aL when ordering bread, highlighting a small but precise instruction for kitchen or bakery context.
Noble Township residents report health on rheumatism and homebound tests. Elmer and Mrs Schuler of Atlantic visited V Schuler. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs G Rothe’s home. The Schuler family hosted relatives including Hentz Bourk and others. Children’s Day at Noble Center drew many attendees. Fred Rother sold hogs in Cumberland. Clover haymaking progresses. first crop expected by week’s end. Ott Wohlenhaus and family and Carl Holdorf visited F W Wohlenhaus. Perry Dressmaking School announces new class starting June 26. Rebecca Fox invites registrations at 402 Linn Street.
Laura Woodward, daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Woodward of Lewis Iowa, is en route from Dillon Montana after an operation. The body was expected Monday but will arrive Tuesday with services to be announced locally by her family and church.
Latest Walnut News itemizes numerous local travels and family visits. Dr and Mrs E Vo Doenault and son Juniopent travel from Omaha with Dorothy Lou. Vivian and Gladys Longnecker return from a sister visit. many Walnut residents visit relatives in Omaha Atlantic and Council Bluffs. several residents plan trips to Boulder Denver and Cheyenne. notes include nurse Helen at Schmianidson hospital and various family get togethers and outings.
Mrs Harriett King, 75, of Avoca Iowa, slipped on a rug as she was about to start for church and fractured her hip. Doctors say the injury is serious given her age. Public notice urges readers to visit a local tire shop for savings.
Special to N T reports Exira residents heirs to a 70 million dollar estate left by the late Mrs. J Coats of Pittsburg. Theodore Patty an extra insurance man and his brothers Charles and Will Patty with sister Mrs Hirnt Jensen of North Dakota say they have received proof of the estate and are in contact with heirs as they seek to establish their rights to the real estate and accumulated interest amid years of doubt and speculation.
A barn two miles east of Anita was struck by lightning during a Sunday night storm and burned, destroying hay and grain and other structures. No lives were lost except a few pigs. The Linderman family alerted neighbors who saved the dwelling and nearby buildings, aided by volunteers. the barn and silo were insured for 1000 and 200.60 dollars, about half their value.
Avoca district court reports four defendants sentenced for crimes including breaking and entering, forgery, and larceny with terms ranging up to ten years. Additional fines and a total of $1,700 collected are listed, along with juror fees of $26 and witness fees of $27.60.
Massena farmer Waters living nine miles west of here lost a barn to a lightning strike on Sunday evening. The fire, the third in three years for Waters, follows a previous lightning-damaged barn and a recent insured loss on Waters property.
The Cumberland Juvenile Band gave an excellent concert Saturday evening. All performers are local children trained under Paul Osterich and Mrs Lena Anderson-Smith. The report notes a serious condition for Jantic and mentions the infant son of Albert Myers.
Local residents attend funerals and visit kin across Des Moines Guthrie Center Anita and Omaha. A Des Moines license grants marriage between Robert Edwards of Adair and Ruth Mack of Guthrie Center. Juvenile carnival and chautauqua promotions draw families and youth in Adair. Masonic services at the Presbyterian church note community participation.
Proceeds from Brayton Booster Day held Saturday in Br ayton Iowa will go to the local American Legion post treasury. The finance committee has not finalized accounts and cannot announce the exact amount, but an estimated neat sum will be added to the treasury for the boys.
Massena IA June 20 Special 10 News Telegraph reports visits and social happenings. Caroline Bostogue and Jane DeMoss vacationing, students return from Clarinda summer school, Mildred Yarger hosts a birthday, A Pigg and Mary Black travelers stop by, plus family and business ties as Gourley and Greenlee dissolve their partnership.
A collage of classified style entries lists D O Herbert abstract titles, Swan, Clovis & Swan law mentions, FOSS H Griffith repairs watches and jewelry, and The Atlantic Osteopathic Sanitarium at 605 Chestnut with Dr Melenbacher and Dr Chubb offering X ray lab, diagnosis, and occult specialties. The notices emphasize general practice, probate matters, collections, income tax, insurance, real estate, and domestic medical services.
Anita Iowa June 19 special to Telegraph reports state Service Star Legion meeting in Storm Lake attended by M G M De Camp Mrs E L Newton and Mrs W Reed Auto trip led by James Morgan father of Mrs De Camp Also notes J B Cecil and another to Des Moines for daughter Caroline's three month teachers training at Des Moines University Bernard Cecil to Town State College Ames to study electrical engineering Updates include Mrs Frank Bontrager sister Miss Benton returning to Seattle August Pieper and daughter Edna visited Fred Pieper family heavy Sunday rainfall and thunder then.
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