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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

4

July 4th program arranged with military displays

A detailed town parade and fair events program lists a patriotic car parade led by company M Iowa National Guard, flag raising, a 49 gun salute, horse and auto races with purses up to 150 dollars, a 10 mile auto race, a motorcycle race, and a simulated Messines Ridge battle with trenches, field hospital, and first aid, concluding with equipment ads.

Company M Iowa National Guard Atlantic City Fair Grounds Galata L WN Messines Ridge

Sweet-Cream Prices and Farm Goods Note

An old newspaper fragment notes a four cent premium for sweet cream with proper butterfat and sanitary handling to be delivered to Central Iowa Creamery Co. It also mentions Deering binders and twine, and a sales offer urging farmers to plant cane for scarce hay and feed, with a request to discuss seed with Nelson & McCaustland.

Central Iowa Cremisery Co Nelson & McCaustland

Iowa City Briefer on Flood Loss and Local Clergy Death

Iowa City reports indicate flood damage may exceed 100000 to Johnson County crops as the Iowa River floods persist longer than usual. A Methodist pastor Rev A J Golden of Highland Park Church died suddenly at 57 from apoplexy after gardening.

Iowa City Johnson Equity Iowa Golden Highland Park Methodist Church

Deaf and Dumb Find New Munitions Roles in France

In France munitions production has opened new jobs for the deaf and dumb who were once excluded from factory work. Hundreds now make shells and aircraft parts, earning wages comparable to four days' pay. Despite initial prejudice and employer laws, they prove capable, precise, and focused, with no higher accident rate. The minister of armaments has ordered factories to prevent discrimination against deaf applicants for mechanical roles.

France Chands Paris

Farmers shoot deer to save crops in Barnegat NJ

Ocean county farmers, led by Ezra Parker and W J Dougan, say they must shoot out of season to protect orchards and crops. They visited the governor, who reportedly cannot suspend the deer hunting law, which carries a $100 penalty per animal. Board of freeholders could not grant protection, game wardens have not made arrests, and farmers rely on the meat for sustenance.

Barnegat N. J Ocean County Tee Ezra Parker W. J. Dougan Freeholdera Alseo Ofis

Farewells in a Bottle Shows Old Frederick Ship Fate

A bottle found at the Orkney islands in February carried nine farewell messages from the Merchants and Miners' steamship Frederick lost after leaving New York for Archangel in December 1915. The notes, on loaded pencil, mention sinking and include steward George Matthews of Baltimore. The sinking's details remain a grim historical fragment.

Frederick Baltimore Orkney Islands New York Archangel Russia George Matthaws Hap Faithfulls George Matthews Gooiby

Ex King in Red Cross Heads Orthopedic Section

Manuel, former king of Portugal, has been appointed head of the British Red Cross orthopedic section. He will tour British facilities treating wounded soldiers with deformities, inspecting hospitals and wards with senior officials. A large institute will host operations and training as part of the effort.

Manuel Liverpool Portugal British Red Cross Society Cole Robert Jones Great Britain Tiesto Secoel

Fragmented Rural Dialogue About Hay and Names

An excerpt from a damaged text shows a farmer asking why nobody is named Harry and mentions Ash. The passage includes garbled phrases about hay and a crie Ag and seems to reflect distorted OCR from a historical rural scene.

Crie Ag

Daily Markets Grain and Livestock Report from Chicago

Open and close values show a slow market with declines from yesterday. Grain items list top and bulk prices across mixed, rough, and heavy categories with pork, cattle, and sheep receipts and steady markets for cattle at 13.80 and lambs at 19.00.

Chicago BE. Rotha‘child Co Atlantic Iowa

South Omaha Market Receipts Summary and Prices

South Omaha Market receipts show steady to mixed cattle and hog figures with ranges for beef, pigs, and calves. Beeves bring 10.50 to 13.10, cows and heifers 6.00 to 11.60, calves 10.00 to 14.50, stockers 7.00 to 11.00, sheep and lambs steady with wethers around 10.00, yearlings about 22.00, and lambs 16.00 to 16.60.

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