Harlan Racer to Be Here July 4 in Auto Race
Gene Parker the Harlan racing pilot will enter the ten mile auto race on the Fourth of July program in Atlantic. Parker, known as a nervy driver, pledged to win and will drive his Ford Special. Earl Boyington of Red Oak also plans to compete, making the event a major feature of the celebration. Promoters visited Elk Horn Kimballton Jacksonville Avoca Harlan Walnut Maine Brayton Larah Hamlin Atlantic yesterday, promoting the program and finding strong local interest.
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Harlan
Red Oak
Gene Parker
Parker
Earl Boyington
Elk Horn
Kimballton
Jacksonville
Avoca
Harqlan
Walnut
Maine
Brayton
Larah
Hamlin
Extra
Audubon
Atlantic
Railroad Time Cards No 303 Local and Branch Services
The timetable lists local and branch railway services with multiple daily departures between Stuart, Council Bluffs, and nearby towns. It shows southbound and eastbound flyers and locals, with exceptions on Sundays and Fridays, and includes times for various branches and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Council Bluffs
Carriss
Ayieien
Dreveseoveneress
Cee Gelewold
Wes
Atlantic Northern
Washington Township Honor Roll Names Listed for Military Service
A long list of residents from Washington Township appears as the honor roll, naming individuals such as Anderson Hans Barker Oral M Bailey Bert H Brotherson John Bersholdt Orville Bailey Roy I Baller Joseph A Burke Joseph T Bailey Ross C Bailey Frank M Christensen Holger Collier Luther M Coughlin Thomas Crabtree Harry Creager Albert F Dimlg Henry J Dimisky George Dermyer Frank G Fulton Abe M Fairall Clarence J W Fulton Mark Guske William L Gruske William Leonard Hopley Wayland A Ingram Roy Ingram George Juhl Niels Jorgensen Jorgen D Kennedy Lester J Kinnersley Harvey Knop Walter Knop Henry F Knop Herman M Kennedy Earl J Kennedy Ernest G Lawton Joseph W Mauk Orvel V Miller Jeese Oathoudt Floyd L Odem Claude Peterson Nels Paulsen Peter E Nitchie Everett G Ronk Robert H Sarsfield John D Shultz Harry W Struthers Gise R Strittmatter Andrew E Strittmatter Joseph V Smart Iraq 8 Sexton Bert O Sarsfield Andrew W Thurman Louis H C Vaughn Joseph P Woodall Joe L Worth Romeo L Zeltmer Albert F Zehlmer John Edward.
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Anderson
Hans
Barker
Oral M
Bailey
Bert H
Brotherson
John
Bersholdt
Orville
Roy I
Baller
Joseph A
Burke
Joseph T
Ross C
Frank M
Christensen
Holger
Collier
Luther M
Coughlin
Thomas
Crabtree
Harry
Creager
Albert F
Dimlg
Henry J
Dimisky
George
Dermyer
Frank G
Fulton
Abe M
Fairall
Clarence J. W
Mark
Guske
William L
Gruske
William Leonard
Hopley
Wayland
Orvel V
Miller
Jeese
Oathoudt
Floyd L
Odem
Claude
Peterson
Nels
Paulsen
Peter E
Nitchie
Everett G
Ronk
Robert H. Sarsfield
John D
Shultz
Harry W
Struthers
Gise R
Strittmatter
Andrew E
Joseph V. Smart
Iraq
Sexton
Dr Hand's Colic Remedy Praised by Iowa Mother
Mrs Etna Hamner of Creston Iowa shares twenty years satisfaction with Dr Hand's Colic Remedy. She reports it calms every case in her family and recommends it to others as pure and helpful for baby colic, urging parents to keep a bottle handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Hamner
Creston
Iowa
Dr. Hand
Botna River Changes Course After Flood Near Griswold
High water in the Griswold area altered the Botna river’s course, according to the Griswold American. The shift impacts local drainage and land use as officials assess flood patterns and property effects.
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Griswold
Admitted to Probate Will of John Tharnish
Judge Rockafellow admitted the will of the late John Tharnish to probate yesterday. Mary Tharnish was named executrix without bond as provided by the will.
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John Tharnish
Rockafellow
Mary Tharnish
Awing orders taken by Wolf Bros. in city
Mr. Wolf of the Wolf Bros Tent and Awing Co in Omaha is in the city taking orders for awnings. Interested residents can meet him at the Atlantic Hotel on Saturday June 23 and contact via phone 42.
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Mr. Wolf
Wolf Bros. Tent and Awing Co
Omaha
Neb
Atlantic Hotel
Who Will Go to France with Major General John J. Pershing’s Expedition
The United States will send a marine expeditionary force to France under Major General John J. Pershing. Colonel Charles A. Doyen, a New Hampshire native and Annapolis graduate of 1883, is selected to lead the corps, recognized for meritorious service ashore and afloat. Marines have a history of quelling uprisings in the West Indies and were first ashore at Vera Cruz, Mexico, with Secretary Daniels authorizing medals of honor for officers and men.
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John J. F
Uncle Sam
Mae Line
France
West’ Indies
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Braini
Daniels
Charles A. Doyen
Doyen
New Hampshire
Annapolis Academy
Unwritten rules and social niceties in daily life
The text muses on grabbing opportunities versus releasing them, urges economical yet productive behavior, and critiques tone and politeness on the phone. It notes that unwritten law defeats written law and hints at gender roles with the dressmaker’s bill highlighting burdens borne by wives.
Fleeting Troubles Quote Reflects on Human Cares
Brief reflection on the transient nature of troubles, inspired by Cowper’s line about today’s cares giving way to tomorrow, suggesting at night we can declare we have faced the worst and shall meet no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowper
Mother's Doll Story Party in the Attic
A whimsical tale where dolls in the nursery stage a party upstairs in the garret riding on animal crackers. The paper doll leads a jolly march with the cracker elephant zebra and other figures as they climb to the attic, dance, eat crumbs, and return to the nursery.
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Thelephant
Little Girl Severely Hurt In City Car Crash
Mildred Ingram ten years old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ingram of Scranton Iowa suffered severe injuries to face and hands when a car carrying the family collided with a vehicle owned by Senator J C Voorhees Anita at Third and Elm streets. Ingrams continued home after immediate medical care and car repairs.
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Mildred Ingram
George Ingram
Scranton
Iowa
Missouri
Third
Elm
J. C. Voorhees
Anita
Tom Rank
Ingrama
Voorhees
Talk cement with George at News Telegraph office
Farm loans offered at 5 percent rates with options for five and six percent. Contact Wood & Savery, successors to John H. Wood, Atlantic Iowa, for details. Purchase Non Silo Typewriter Paper 1000 sheets for 76 cents. Green Bay Lumber Company advertises screen doors and combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood & Savery
John H. Wood
Atlantic
Iowa
Green Bay Lumber Company
Puzzling Fragments Refer to Local Clinic at Chestnut Street
Fragmentary notes mention an operation cult and a clinic claim not fully clear. It references Finley and Chubb at 608 Chestnut Street and claims of curing hundreds of cats without operating. Further context is needed to resolve meaning or intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley & Chubb
Chestnut Street
News-Telegraph Office Offer On Paper and Ribbons
Carbon paper typewriter paper and ribbons advertised for sale at the News-Telegraph office. Dentist Dr H. E. Williams of Fulton bounding Fifth and Chestnut streets promotes filing efficiency by using carbon copies. Non-Sip Typewriter Paper offers 1,080 sheets for 75 cents.
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News-Telegraph Office
HE. Willams
Fulton Bounding
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Sip
Telegraph
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America
Stratt
Fairfield
Linwood
Brooklands
Dartmoor
Imousine
Harlan Racer
Rock Island Westhound
A. MP
Elk Born
Washington Township
Washington
Aik Laie Sea
U. 8
M. E. Quint
19Th Street
Des Moines
Atlantic Green
Hedges Bros
News- Telegraph
American Investment Co
Commerce Trust Bldg
Kansas City, Moy
Dalrymple Farm
Red River Valley
Dalrymple
Cass
And
Alconway & Hansen
McCormick
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