Ex-Emperor Nicholas moved to Moscow amid safe yard fears
Telegraphic items note Ex-Emperor Nicholas of Russia moved from Ekaterinburg to Moscow as Czecho Slovak actions threaten safety. Other brief items include arrests of Curtiss factory workers for destroying war material, draft-age men to be called, and price controls on wheat.
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Grain Corporation of the Food Administration
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Navy
Order of Hibernians of
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America
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Personal notices of residents visiting or traveling
Mr and Mrs J F Ried head to their cottage at northern Iowa lakes. Mrs J S Brown visits Des Moines with daughter Mrs Charles Laverade. Mrs Charles Manville of Appleton Wis, once Atlantic resident, came for a visit. Mr and Mrs W W DonCarlos of Greenfield visit aunt Mrs H W Fulton at 504 Maple. They came because their son W W Jr had appendicitis. Mrs H Neal and daughter Miss May of Peoria Ill join Mrs J E Aylwin and husband. They plan to travel to Lincoln Neb and Peoria after.
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Be dames Crolley suffers forehead cut in Highland Place crash
Be dames Crolley was thrown through his car windshield at a Highland Place corner last night suffering a bad forehead cut. He was taken to Atlantic hospital where several companions escaped unharmed. Other local patients include Mrs Henry C Kerkmann and Mrs Joseph Clare operated on at Atlantic hospital with Fred Durr recently home from hospital.
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Velma Robinson Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Party
Velma Robinson turned twelve on Saturday with a party for twenty six guests from three to five at Dr and Mia V J Robinsons home at Fifth and Elm streets. Games were played and refreshments were served by the hostess mother.
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Buck Creek Ladies Aid and Red Cross Work Meeting
Buck Creek Ladies Aid meet Thursday June 27 with Mrs Joyce. Cheerful Workers plan June 27 Red Cross work with Mrs Tom Graham and urge attendance and thimbles. Larkin Club and Woman's Country Club join for vermin proof garments work with W R C at Mrs Dilger’s 906 Linn Street Wednesday afternoon. Walter Bopp family reunion held at JF McGovern home east of city as he heads for army service this week.
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Chiropractors Elect Dr Smith Secretary Treasurer
At a southwest Iowa chiropractors meeting in Red Oak, Dr W Floyd Smith of Atlantic was chosen secretary and treasurer. Dr Lyons of Glenwood was elected president and Dr Rocster of Red Oak vice president. Attendees included doctors Edwards Markwell and the Smiths Noyers, with an Omaha invitation for next convention.
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Atlantic
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Omaha
Beit Sahur and Bethlehem Fields in Biblical Threshing Tale
The piece explores Beit Sahur as Bethlehem’s eastern agricultural suburb with historic threshing practices. It describes wheat processing by fork and fan tools, the gentle evening winds aiding winnowing, and links ancient fields to the Bible story of Boaz, suggesting little change in life on these floors around Bethlehem as told by Christian Herald.
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Taos San Geronimo Sun God Festival Portrait
The Pueblo Indians of Taos hold a San Geronimo festival with morning races and dances and an afternoon pole climb to retrieve gifts, a harvest thanksgiving for the sun god. Tourists flock to Taos and nearby San Fernandez de Taos for additional celebrations and coin donations from travelers.
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Popular Science Monthly
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A Wise Remark on Making the World Happier
A great-aunt counsels a despairing girl that happiness starts with oneself. She urges smiling, cheerful voice, and resilience to add to the world’s cheer rather than lamenting.
Bluff officer slain by burglars in Woolworth heist
Council Bluffs Iowa police officer Eleaney Townsend was shot and killed during a burglary at the Woolworth ten cent store. Three burglars were inside, two guarded the alley. Townsend confronted the men, one seized his gun and fired, tearing a hole through his body and burning flesh from the heavy charge.
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Woolworth Ten Cent
Townsend
Home guards honored by Christian church program
A patriotic program by the Christian church youth honored the home guard unit in uniform. Will Cook, M. H. Funk, N. P. Christensen and Rev. B. F. Hall spoke as the group performed talks, readings, music and drills. A war relief fund collection began during the event.
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Daily Markets Hogs and cattle prices move on ample receipts
South Omaha market report for June 24 shows hogs trading 10.15 down to 16.25 with top 16.25, mixed and butchers 15.96 to 18.10, light 16.10 to 16.25, pigs 11.00 to 15.00. Cattle receipts 4,400 with beeves 12.00 to 18.00, cows and heifers 7.00 to 14.00, stockers 7.50 to 13.00, western rangers 9.50 to 14.50, calves 9.00 to 18.25. Sheep receipts 12,200, wethers 12.00 to 14.00, yearlings 12.50 to 16.00, lambs 17.00 to 19.25, ewes 10.50 to 12.50.
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Good Western Rangers
Deering Patina ane advert appears in early notice
An advertisement fragment mentions Deering Patina ane and P Meredith, signaling a product promotion or sales pitch in a historical newspaper page. The readable text centers on a sales prompt without clear event or date details.
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