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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
7
Honey Lou endures a dramatic wedding day as her lover Jack watches, Angela and Tim Donegal plot discreetly, and Honey Lou wrestles with love jealousy and loyalty. Amid church vows and a crowded reception, Honey Lou evades the truth and faces an uncertain future with Tim, while Jack’s cold eye lingers.
Two men were struck by falling objects from dawn in a town area and were not hurt. Efner died soon after being brought to a local hospital under pressure from the injury.
Police raid confiscated liquor operations in Des Moines and Worzan County uncover 400 ch homebrew mash hidden under shelves. Officers used picks and shovels to probe the site and seized evidence indicating broader illicit activity.
Local Rotary meeting coverage notes last sessions led by Roscoe L. Brown with talks from Wayland, Wright Med, Father Mac, Sam Childs and Maurice Clitherp. Ostend conference outcomes extend attendance makeups to two weeks. Rotarian marriages, new board actions, and future program details including Bruce McCollough speech teased.
Local notes report Perkins at Ak-sar-ben races in Omaha and Harlan visits. Mrs. M M Morgan of Red Mill cafe in Harlan for a short time. Estes Park trip for cousins at 604 Linn Street. Cigaret licenses renewal hearing set by city council. renewals, bonds and fees due by Monday 2 PM. Fireworks for Fourth of July at county fairgrounds prepared by Joe Schiappacassee. Martha Rogers visiting Toledo relatives at Clark's Lake, Mich for an indefi nite stay. City well graveling planned to improve water supply. several wagon loads of sand removed. Gypsies camped on Olive Street. police required licenses to sell goods. Misunderstanding over zoning ordinance clarified. hearing July 11. Reunion events include Davenport visitors and Wissler Farm gathering. Women's Relief Corps delegates reported from Newton convention. flag presented to Sunday school class.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson and family of Denver depart at night for Des Moines to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. Robinson and later Minneapolis to see Dr. V. J. Robinson. The city pumps worked hard yesterday with water output near double the average, about 64,000 gallons pumped per hour for three hours.
In Guthrie County District Court, residents M. ia Williams, J. D. S McGinais, George Green and A. D. Moraine seek a temporary injunction to halt Stuart Council from finishing a contract with Fairbanks Morse Co of Omaha for electrical machinery bought for about 600. The suit questions unadopted plans, absent public notice, and absence of published specifications for a hearing as Judge J. W. Applegate set Friday for the injunction hearing.
NT Want Ads report steady activity in the agricultural sector as corn prices rise and buyers seek developments. The notice notes renewed interest in local markets, with traders reporting brisk inquiries and hopeful farmers awaiting futures.
Special to News Telegraph notes patients at Jones Hospital including Myer and Dave Raben of 210 Dakstrent and a minor operation on Robert Wyllie of Cumberland. Measles affects the first daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Aims while Winifred Cockligo suffers finger infection.
Washington January 2 19 Force Navy department orders captains of the line to undergo physical and psychological aviation examinations to fit them for air duty. Voluntary application allowed for aviation commands, with new law reserving high command posts for experienced payers and observers.
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