Memorial services and grave dedication held at local church
Yesterday morning the local congregational church hosted memorial services attended by about seventy five people from both borders, totaling around two hundred. This afternoon the Atlantic cemetery graves were dedicated with a program including Prelude Romance and Onward Christian Soldiers. The service featured a hymn lesson, scripture reading the Shepherd Psalm, a House of the Lord anthem, offertory quartet Even Me, and a sermon on Earthly Immortality by Rev L A Spooner. The gathering followed with a recessional. the events were postponed from June 14 due to weather.
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House of the Lord
H. W. Fulton
Misa Anna Remien
H. B. Cavenaugh
T. H. Wilthey
Elks Attention Regular Meet at Eight O'clock
Elks lodge notice for regular meeting of AP O. E. No. 445 at 8 o'clock sharp with R. Brown serving as E. R. and organizer.
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ELKS
R. Brown
E. R
Farm Loans Atp Percent Rate Offer Near Atlantic Iowa
Farm loan opportunity announced by aid & Bavery in Atlantic Iowa. The notice states they are prepared to place farm loans at a published percentage rate and invites interested farmers to call for details and guidance. The fragment mentions location and contact but lacks full terms.
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Call and Ace Us
Aid &Bavery
Atlantic
Iowa
Lawsuit Seeks Void Contracts and Back Rentals
The September term sees Herman Mueller and James F. Perkins in dispute over a contract alleged void for lack of authority and false representations about a route closure. Plaintiff seeks $760 cash and five notes totaling 350. A. Rudoulph sues S L and Theodora MacFarland for rental on a Chestnut street newsstand and a back office building totaling 1035.40, plus another suit for rental on the Lupataka offices at 644.90. Attorneys include W C Martin and S H Rudolph.
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Diastrict
Herman Mueller
Jegsor
Oaks
James F. Perkins
W. C.martin
Gladys I. Johnson
C. F. Dunn
Cass-county Land
Swan, Clovis and
Martin
A. Rudoulph
S. L
Theodora MacFarland
Chestnut Street
Lupataka
S. H. Rudolph
Former extra EAD killed when run down by machine
The report lists victims including Fern Barry Grimm Lena Adams and Virginia Adams of Woodward. Turner Ide Grimm were hurt more seriously and taken to Madrid friends home. Benacater taken to City hospital. Pauline Richards driver of the Benscoter car was slightly hurt.
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Finm Grimm
Fern Barry
Lena
Virginia Adams
Woodward
Turner
Ide Grimm
Friends
Madrid
Benacater
Pauline Richards
Canton women and children flee to Hong Kong
Washington June 22. Fearful of outbreaks, two thirds of American women and children left Canton for Hong Kong and other places. Consul General Jenkins cables the state department reporting the exodus.
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Washington
INS
Canton
Hong Kong
Jenkins
State Department
UTED, SHEPHERD TO TAKE STAND
Chicago reports announce that William D Shepherd on trial for murder of his millionaire ward, sees a bombshell as nurse McClintock testimony suggests family tensions and alleged typhoid link. Biologist Dr Fischer testifies against the theory of typhoid murder, calling Farman a poor workman. Shepherd plans to testify, defense seeking to present his own account to the jury.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Mies
Mabel Anne McClenathan
Billy
Ianbelle Pope
McClintock
INS
Charles €. Faiman
Baron Muenehausen
Stat
Charles B. M. Fiseher
Faiman
Dre. Fiseher
William Stewart
Defense
William Nelson McClintock
Fischer
Shepherd
Farman
McCliptock
Forman
William S. Stewart
Coolidge receives debt funding plan report from Kellogg Reed Smoot
President Coolidge today was briefed on the seven billion dollar debt owed by European nations. Kellogg and Smoot, after meeting Treasury Secretary Mellon, presented the debt commission's plan ahead of funding negotiations starting Thursday with Italy.
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H. K. Reynolds
INS
Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States
Smoot
White House
Treasury
Mellon
Commission
Italy
Voss Will Take Medicine Without Further Contest
Denison Iowa June 22 Charles L Voss recently convicted on a forgery charge in connection with the Bank of Denison will accept sentence without appeal his attorney Jacob Sims said this evening Voss will take no further legal steps in the case Sentence will be made June 29 at Sac City You wan scheduled to be sentenced next Monday but a second delay was granted by Judge McCord at the agreement of state and defense counsels
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Denison
Charles L. Voss
Bank of Denison
Jacob Sims
Voss
Sac City
Vous Wan
McCord
Missouri Valley Residents Protest Bell Telephone Increase
About 75 to 100 Bell Telephone patrons gathered at the Missouri Valley city hall to form a committee of six to oppose new rates. They pledged to disconnect telephones if the company persists, challenging an increase that would raise residence lines to 3.50 and business lines to 4.25 per month, with the firm citing storm losses.
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Missouri Valley
Bell Telephone Company
A. Ff. Edgecombe
Seebold
J. Mills Jones
S. R. Wiliams
M. J. Fitzgibbon
W. Allen Jones
Notice to Contractors and Builders for New School House
Sealed bids will be received for the erection of a new school house on the northwest corner of section 24 in School District No 6 Benton township Cagsé county by Andrew Esheck president of board of directors until 3 a m June 6 1925. Plans and specs may be seen at the county superintendent office Andrew Esbeck or Otto Miller in Benton township. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Try 2 News Telegram want ad.
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Benton
Otto Miller
Benton Township
Earl Rogler
Funeral Services For Mrs Doris Paulsen Today
Funeral services were held today for Mrs Doris Paulsen at 2 o'clock at Voor Locust Street. The Rev G E Hensel officiated. Surviving relatives include her sons and sons-in-law. Interment followed at Atlantic Cemetery beside her husband.
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Doris Paulsen
Sie Paalsen
Voor Locust Street
Denison Banker Sentencing Delayed Until June 29
The sentencing of Denison banker C. L. Voss, convicted of forgery, was postponed from June to June 29 pending agreement with the district attorney Fy L. McCord. The case involves Purquant and other local parties in Denison.
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Sagorry
INS
Ornegg
Denison
Siurge Fy L. McCord
Thiz
C. al. Voss
Deniann
Rock Island appoints P. J. Colligan as Silvis Shops superintendent
An official Rock Island circular announces the July 1 1925 appointment of P. J. Colligan as Silvis Shops superintendent in Silvis Illinois, succeeding the late S. W. Mullinix. Colligan returns to Rock Island lines after a long career with Illinois Central and prior roles in motive power. He currently serves as superintendent motive power, second district, El Reno Oklahoma. No successor named yet.
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J .W. J. Yellerton
Motive Power
Rock Island Lines
Chicago
P. J. Colligan
Silvis Shops
Silvis
W. Mullinix
Colgan
Rock Island and
Fic Railway Company
Callboy
Nuary
Illinios Central Railroad Company
Colligan
Rock Island
el Reno
Oklahoma
First U S Government Branch Post Office Opens at Overland Park
Denver reports the United States Government opens a branch post office at Overland Park in a municipal auto camp ground for campers and motorists this summer. Mail and parcels may be sent directly to the camp, enhancing convenience for travelers.
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Denver
U. S
Overland Park
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BELL
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