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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
3
Parents and children are warned that fireworks discharge is forbidden except on July 4 under Chapter 338 Sec 12. The mayor, A H Mountain, calls on parents to cooperate with officials to enforce the law.
Dublin June 20 Ireland faces an era of peace after years of rebellion and civil war. Officials say the Free State has built a functioning government machine ready for the future. Budget deficits loom, but rebuilding and tax gains offer hope as 70 percent of taxes are being collected. A $125 million to $200 million compensation bill for destruction looms, with a $125 million loan planned to be raised domestically. The government aims to absorb unemployed workers and former soldiers into industry while expanding agriculture and arable land to create jobs.
At the Atlantic hospital Mrs Cardio LeVerne Norgaard Miss Gladys ligging and Bernice Russell underwent or recovered from operations. Howard Christensen had tonsils removed. All returned home or were treated at the Atlantic hospital with brief updates on their status.
Hedda Hoyt reports on Four Hundred wardrobes at Belmont Park. Black satin suits with short jacquettes and medium skirts dominate, paired with satin turbans and black shoes. Lacy or silk blouses in ecru or bright colors, white gloves, and minimal fur appear. Tailored tans and greys, pleated georgette frills, and three tier skirts shown. Jewelry sets and bold stones like cornelian, amber, and jade featured. Egyptian motifs and turquoise color trends noted with mushroom hats and twin rings becoming popular. Farm loans offered at 5 percent by Wood & Savery of Atalanta, Iowa.
Iowa City prepares for a Commonwealth conference on citizenship opening Saturday. Professor Charles H. Weller announces a lineup featuring Florence Allen of Cleveland, the world’s sole woman Supreme Court justice, and other prominent jurists and university figures, underscoring a Midwest first annual event.
Kellogg's Bran claims to relieve constipation and regulate bowels with daily use. The ad urges consistent consumption, noting bulk from bran, versatile serving ideas, and availability in stores hotels and clubs.
A fragmented OCR style list mentions several place and family names such as Wyoming Hopkinton Monticello Onslow Welton Massilon Calamus North En Ladora Nashville Menlo Linden Salem Victor Hartswick Millersby Lone Tree Nichols Conesville Riverside Bonaparte Scotch Great Manchester Masonville Oneida Delaware Delhi and related rural locales. The item reads as a catalog of locations rather than a cohesive story or event.
The Onkéen family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy after the death of their husband father brother and son. They appreciate flowers church decorations singers and pallbearers.
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