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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
6
The New York cotton market votes to close from Thursday July 3 to Saturday July 7, reopening on Monday July 7, with July trading affected by the Fourth of July holiday period.
Elk Horn town council awarded the Elk Horn community hall contract to Walter Nelson as the lowest bidder at 6170 dollars. The plumbing goes to George Esbeck for 870 dollars, and excavation to Thomas Olsen for 114.50 dollars. The hall replaces a building destroyed by fire earlier this year and construction will start immediately.
The Evangelical Women's Union will hold a pantry sale at Sauer and Dahlberg's on Saturday June 28 2026. The event is listed in the News Telegraph want ads and invites Ada and others to bring results.
Harold Johnson, a 12 year old Boy Scout missing four days in Jacinto mountains, walked into the Snow Creek state fish hatchery twelve miles east of Banning. He said he lost his way at Snow Creek canyon head and endured exposure, sleeping under leaves. He reportedly killed a seven foot rattlesnake and carried its rattles as proof of his feat.
A Congregational church gathering Sunday evening featured services by the church’s young people who attended a Grinnell training conference. The group earned honors, with Atlantic naming three as all honor delegates. Members presented several program parts and the devotional was led by William Trailer before a farewell fellowship at the parsonage ending the summer season.
Jens Peter Fugisang and Henry Nicholas Christiansen of Cumberland will be the last Cass County residents to receive naturalization papers in the district court. Judge H. J. Mantz of Audubon will grant their papers Friday. Future citizenship hearings will be in federal courts after a recent transfer from district to federal authority.
Clinton, Is June 25 An investigation was unable to disclose the fire's origin in the basement of the White Furniture company yesterday evening. Furniture stoves and ice boxes suffered basement damage while flames reached the paint and varnish department. Smoke and water damaged goods on the first floor.
The will of Martin E Krutch er former Cass county man who died April 80 at Atchingon Kas after a long illness has been filed for probate. All property goes to the widow Flora E with power to convert to money for her needs. Upon her death two thirds go to grandchildren Margaret Calvin Maud By Krutsinger Hilda J Kruteinger Mable M Krutsinger Lugygta Krutsinger and one third to stepson Ward C Strain. The widow is named executrix.
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