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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
2
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A week remains until payments for groceries charged during the month must be paid again through the credit system. The article reflects on how most households no longer receive their foods in a uniform manner and highlights the shift in how people manage monthly food purchases and debts.
Extravagance in grocery buying leads to higher costs and wasteful habits. The piece urges readers to switch to paying cash for groceries and meats to curb careless spending and monthly overcharges.
The Cities Service Company has purchased the Audubon hotel an old landmark on Market and roadway streets from James Law and his son John Law The lease expires next March and will be canceled work to tear down the structure will begin at once The consideration was 4300 dollars
A three week summer course in religion will be held at Audubon Church starting next week. Sessions run mornings and afternoons in the church basement with instruction by clergy and Dominican sisters. Confirmation will follow at the close of the program.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Hoogenakker and partners planning a move to South Dakota involving Bethe and Kennebec, with references to a former royal publisher and a new home in South Dakota. The text is garbled with names and phrases unclear about dates or actions.
In Red Oak Iowa June 5 a 25 year old placer named Raymond Hildebrandt pled guilty to forgery for passing a bad check to the Truity Clothing Company in Villisca about two years ago. He is permitted to return to his home United States residence while awaiting further action.
A note records the visiting daughter of Le Herry Burnhem formerly of this city.
Perry Showers takes the role as caretaker at Oakwood cemetery succeeding William Ingram who resigned. Ada Maffitt visits the K, EK, McDonald home. Mrs Mack Barnes, Mrs Lucile Roberts and Mrs Maude Trounesrent attend Ross Roberts funeral in Carter Take. Irwin Camp family of Spencer visit local relatives. Royal Neighbors prepare for Friday meeting at Anita. Various local visitors and family gatherings noted around Lewis and nearby towns with many names and places mentioned.
Georgia Spaulding and her mother Miss Ethel Spaulding traveled from Avoca to Hawaii where Georgia, an instructor in Hilo schools, will resume teaching. The pair visited California before Georgia plans to attend Stanford University in Hawaii bound journey.
Auditbon Iowa neighbors of Charles Garnett who suffered a light stroke gathered at Garnett's farm east of Martin and plowed his corn. Twenty to twenty men worked quickly completing the job in the afternoon.
Wiota Tac June 24 Special parish reports install of newly elected officers at the home of Mrs Nar Bentup township Christina Gomez of Greenfield will take her mother Mrs Kya Jennings home for an indefinite stay The piece also notes visits and family events across the area including Mr and Mrs Sam Wood and daughter Jean and other local residents in a busy community update
Anita Iowa June 26 special report Miss Goldie McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed N McLaughlin will teach her first term of school starting September in the Koob district northwest of Anita She is a graduate of Anita high school and has completed the required courses entitling her to teach.
The Standard Bakery owned by John Schnepel shifted equipment to the Hacking building, enlarging operations after leaving the Wheeler building. A carnival company arrives in Griswold, set up at Knoparbor park under Griswold post 508, American Legion. Local residents, including Mrs. Hattie Rule and relatives in Omaha and Oakland, are noted in passing.
Marne residents share vacation time at the Guns home with Peters and family while relatives visit from Omaha. weekend visits include Margaret Simonson Beulah Peters and James Peters in Omaha and Council Bluffs. Local families Eding Meredith of Di Blocines and others spend Sunday with grandparents and relatives. Ruth Wheatley improves after surgery and tooth extraction.
Mr and Mrs Charles Coles of Ramona Okla visited Atlantic and spent Sunday at the Mountain Home. Also here are Mr and Mrs Rock with their aunt Mrs Dean Likteworth of Wilioh and Omaha., hotel guests from Qala were buried today.
Walnut Ri June 25 Special Mrs W R Emmons hosted a family reunion Sunday with all children present. Attending were Mr and Mrs Henry Droexeh Rodman Iowa Mrs A J Stuhler Monticello Mr and Mrs Ruskell Simmons and children Burbank California and Mynd Mrs Kilmer Keixel Shelby Iowa.
National Squab Farms Inc announced Saturday the purchase of a two acre land on the Lincoln highway east of Carroll for a new plant. The Scranton farm started years ago by George Wheeler and among the largest in the United States will be replaced by a larger facility in Carroll to meet strong demand for squab in eastern cities.
Iowa Supreme Court upholds county boards of supervisors power to limit farm bureau membership dues for county aid. In Jefferson County case, board refused $2,450 aid citing $5 annual dues, but court ruled dues fixed and payment not a subscription. Court also ruled cities may buy equipment from Fairbanks Morse using net plant earnings, without violating debt limits.
Dinner and card social at the Atlantic Country Club slated for Thursday evening June 27. Reservations urged by calling Mrs. Ed Mullins.
Local notes report several deaths and funerals across Adair County and Anita Iowa. Anita mourns Mrs. A Bishop at 76 after a protracted illness. presiding relatives include Mr. and Mrs Campbell. George I Mack’s funeral was held after a death in his family. Anita borne residents attend. A niece of Mrs C Kelley dies in Omaha. services attended by local families.
O R Nielaga announced the Iowa Luther League will convene in Council Bluffs with more than 150 delegates expected. The convention aims to attract attendees from the state gathering and prep for the national Luther League meeting in Omaha July 6 to 10.
County Attorney R W Cockshoot filed three liquor injunction petitions in Casey County District Court seeking abatement of nuisances and permanent injunctions. Defendants named are William and Eleanor Fornilala, Furl and Florence Pierce, and Charley Be Beattie. Hearings set before Judge H S Manta tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Benjamin L Mills Brayton and Anna Newland Exira headline a local match as teams collide in a regional sports note. Both players are named in brief, with potential game context and community interest.
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