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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
2
Mrs Muriell Jumper, returning from taking her husband to a farm job near Avoca Iowa, turned a corner too fast and the Ford coupe rolled over. A cow riding with her was thrown clear and unharmed. Mrs Jumper escaped with cuts and bruises as the car suffered heavy damage.
Cherokee Iowa June 24 Jim McCabe of Sioux City civilian in Cherokee hospital as a disabled veteran is a contender for youngest ex service member in Iowa. He was born July 10 1893. The Iowa Legion sponsors the youngest member contest.
Report notes four Ford cars of five-passenger capacity carrying thirty one people and two dogs last night at Sunnyside Park. Including Guthrie Center Oregon bound cars with ten eight and six passengers plus two dogs, and a St. Joseph Missouri car with seven passengers.
Charles City Iowa June 24 The inquiry into the death of 16 year old Charlotte Draeger leads to Rayd Pitts brought back from New Hampton for questioning Pitts is temporarily held on a forgery charge with investigators noting he had recently seen the girl in the vicinity before her disappearance.
A feature from Allen Hall at the Battle Creek College of Home Economics presents a meatless menu. The dietitian Miss Margaret Allen Hall outlines a palatable sequence including Glazed Sweet Potatoes Tomatoes Fruit Salad Creme Beanee Beverage Buttersc. le. The recipe uses butter mushrooms milk eggs and toast squares with a quick-brown crumb topping.
A clipped cookbook style entry outlines steps for glazed sweet potatoes in salted water, buttered pan, and a sugar syrup, plus bread toast, sliced tomatoes with grated cheese, a fruit salad a la creme with pineapple grapes bananas and lettuce, and a butter cream dressing recipe. It also includes pastry directions and a chicken dish finished with whipped cream and a two pie crust plan.
A Ford overturns northwest of Griswold on a recently dragged road. Brothers aged 24 and younger, two escape. Robert pinned under the car, Rutger lifts to free him. One brother injured arm in a sling but not broken. Community notes on Franklin County and a debate over a road bond issue in Blackhawk County.
Senator Bowman of Waterloo launched a broadside against the chief engineer of the highway board in a speech before a large crowd. He denounced the board’s policies and carried the political confrontation toward Senator C. D. Johnston’s residence, alleging failures in road management and urging reforms.
Shenandoah Nation Bank, a frontier institution in Iowa, announces a full reorganization. It will have no real estate assets beyond its bank building, with capital set at 41 million dollars and a surplus of 25 thousand. ASW Murphy serves as president.
Paris reports Aristide Briand has officially announced a nearly complete cabinet. Briand plans to name ministers tonight, with Brigadier General Wemtier noted among the listed ministers.
The probable cabinet list includes Guillamut and Mygin as justice ministers and Duboin and Nogare in finance and public instruction roles. Other figures named are Vincent in public works Binet in agriculture Durafonr in labor Durand Interiors Sourdain pensions, with a possible presentation to President Doumerc tonight.
In June 24 a city council attempted to restore the Botna to its former bed along the Nishkabetna river at Macedonia. A bridge on the Pioneer trail was left spanning dry land after a river shift.
A local notice reports a public event expected to draw about 25 000 attendees. The item notes teen involvement and a community turnout scenario with emphasis on the anticipated crowd size.
Nutrition expert Miss Margaret Allen Hall praises the Perfection stove after nation wide cooking tests by six famous cooks. She notes quick lighting, steady heat, no flame creep, precise regulation and easy cleaning. The Battle Creek College of Home Economics endorses the product with recommended models priced from seven dollars twenty five to one hundred thirty dollars.
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