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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

2

Auction Sale of Household Goods in Kuske Building

A. W. Stevens offers express and baggage transfer and storage services with special rates for baggage. Auction sale of household goods scheduled Saturday June 29 at 3 o clock sharp at the Kuske Building corner of Fifth and Walnut opposite the post office. Items include dining set, rockers, couch, rugs, desks, beds, stoves, sewing machine, jars, cupboards and more.

Fifth Walnut Streets Kuske

Short News Briefs From Atlantic Daily

Two dozen women take the June examination at the county office. A Rock Creek social raised 60 dollars for the vermin proof garment fund. Rev. Driver plans to return from a month west coast vacation. Hotel and restaurant owners postponed their meeting to July 2 at city hall. Final day for registering female German alien enemies. postmasters registrar. County Attorney Whitmore attends Des Moines convention, serving as secretary. Threshers meeting set for Friday at Atlantic city hall. Leonard Smith funeral held at Methodist church in Rippey. burial in Marne cemetery. Atlantic Packing faces butcher shortage as Camp Dodge mobilizes, with high demand in the trade.

Child Methodist Leonard Smith Charles W. Hohanshelt Rippey Frederick W. Simpson C. Ray Asay H.H. Egbert Marne Rudolph Lorenzen Atlantic Packing Company Bruno Lorenzen Camp Dodge Lorenzen Armour Company South Omaha

Small Boy Not to Be Deprived of Sport

Government regulations on explosive sales do not curb firework demand as dealers report high orders. A wide range of torpedoes crackers and salutes up to six inches are available to the public under a ten cent per item or per package limit. Larger pieces over ten cents require a license and sale only to 16 year olds with licenses.

Grading on New Road to Begin at Once

Denison Brothers are employed by county supervisors to grade the new road across John Hansen farm west of Atlantic. Work starts immediately to open the route intended to replace Collins hill. The road will be usable this season but not fully completed. final finishing is planned for next season. Scarcity of help hampers county bridge and road work as S. K. Anderson, contractor for about thirty concrete culverts and bridges, can run only one crew instead of two.

Denison Brothers John Hansen Atlantic Collins Hill S. K. Anderson

First Appearance in Thirty Years In Cass County notes

Farm Bureau notes report moths from sod worm causing pasture damage, first appearance in thirty years with a second surge anticipated in August. Poisoning grasshoppers shows good results on Cass County farms. County Farm bureau directors meet June 29 at 2 pm in Griswold. McRoberts has held wheat substitute meetings in northeast four townships. Demonstration postponed. United Presbyterian Church announces communion services Friday 8 pm and Saturday 2 pm led by Rev. W. A. Service. all urged to attend.

Farm Bureau H. P. Kelley Griswold United Presbyterian Church W. A Center Ridge

YMCA seeks 200 athletic directors for French troops

The YMCA across central western states requires fifty directors a month for work with troops in France. June and July demand at least 200 trained leaders. George M. Martin leads a new recruitment push. Recruits receive a month of training at Lake Geneva Wisconsin starting June 26 with an expected 75 enrollees.

Central Western States France News-Telegraph George M. Martin Physical Directo Chicago Central Y. M. C

Anita Eastern Star Memorial Service Set in Anita

The local Eastern Star chapter will hold its memorial service in Anita on Sunday following a notice published in the News-Telegraph. The event honors departed members and invites community attendees.

Anita Eastern Star

Elka Ladies to Meet Thursday at Club House

The Elka Ladies of the Elks will hold their reg war meeting Thursday afternoon, June 27, at the club house. Emil Blank, departing tomorrow with Cass county’s quota for Camp Dodge, was honored with a farewell party at his parents’ Grove City home, about forty relatives attending. He received a wrist watch and a comfort kit as refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Maps of the western battle front offered for a penny at the News Telegraph office.

Elka Ladies Elks Emil Blank Cass Camp Dodge Hans Blunk Grove City

Cass County Men Serve Overseas Six Months Badge News

Frank Porterfield writes from France to his Atlantic parents about leaving for a test camp after three months in trenches. Cass county men in Company M wear gold sleeves indicating six months active service overseas. Louie L Lueth, wounded in France, cannot write due to injuries and tonsillitis. his mother Mary Lueth receives a nurse's letter confirming his condition.

Frank Porterfield France Fred Porterfield Atlantic Cass County Company M Mary Lueth Linn Street Louie L. Lueth

Extra copies of the News-Tele graph sold for six cents

In this notice readers are informed that extra copies of the News-Tele graph are available at a price of six cents to every reader. The brief ad emphasizes accessibility and uniform pricing without additional details.

Child Scalded At Kimballton

Special to the News Telegraph reports a two year old girl in Kimballton Iowa was scalded when she pulled a washing machine stopper. She received serious burns but survived. Local livestock market data follows with cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges.

Kimballton

Market wrap shows grain quotes from Rothschild daily

The Daily Markets provides grain quotes with Wheat data across open, high, low and close figures furnished by Rothschild Grain Co. Atlantic and Iowa sources.

Rothschild] Grain Co Atlantic Iowan

Chicago Stock Market Summary Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

HOGS Receipts 13,000 with a top of 16.96 and mixed demand. CATTLE receipts 6,000 steady with prime beef at 16.50 to 18.00. SHEEP receipts 10,000 with lambs at 16.00 to 16.75 and spring lambs around 18.00 to 18.48. Estimated receipts for tomorrow project 20,000 hogs and 9,000 sheep.

Cnlves Chicago Ill Medivina

Chamberlains Tablets Bring Quick Relief and Cure

Mrs. G. W. Jackson of Litchfield reports that six years ago she began using Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles and constipation. The medicine gave quick relief and, with short continued use, cured indigestion and restored regular bowels. Obtainable everywhere.

Wa “T Chamberlain

Stolen Automobile Located in Nebraska

Sheriff W. A. McKee and R. Asay traveled to Decatur Nebraska to identify a car believed stolen from Mr. Asay in Atlantic several weeks ago. The vehicle, found in Fremont, has the same engine number as the Asay car but altered plates and wheels. A man with the car is jailed in Fremont.

W. A. McKee R. Asay Decatur Neb Asay Fremont

Real Estate Transfers June 24 1918 and 25 1918

Transfers show George Dasher to P W Anderson and 11 20 17 It 10 b 6 Winta for 202 50. Rudolph and wife to J O Howard with 5 11 18 It 2b 5 Geo inclusion for 1500. Burr to Henry P and Maude Baxter with 6 21 18 1t 8 bi 51 Atlantic for 5750. Timely warning urges Chamberlain's Tablets to ward off bilious attacks.

George, Dasher P. W. Anderson E. A. Rudolph Howard Geo Jillich Atlantic F. H. Burr Henry P Maude Baxter

Delver Party Thursday Evening at Glen Crane Home

A Delver party is planned for Thursday evening at Glen Crane’s residence. Cars will assemble at Christien church at eight o clock for the gathering.

Glen Crane Christien

Record cattle market hits five million head this year

Chicago dispatch reports five million cattle marketed in leading U S markets so far this year, the largest such total in a given period. Receipts for the period reached about 42 million dollars, with two years prior showing 3.5 million head.

Saya Chicago Rothachild United States

Henry Moore and wife welcome daughter Ruth Marie

Henry Moore and his wife welcomed a daughter named Ruth Marie on June 14 at Atlantic. Ray Bartling and his wife from Griswold reported a birth on June 16 with a child named Homer.

Henry Moore Atlantic Ruth Marie Ray Bartling Griswold Hamed Homery

Apportionment for G. O. P. Convention Des Moines 1916

Delegates totaling 1 715 will attend the Republican state convention in Des Moines on July 10. Each county’s share is based on the 1916 gubernatorial vote. Case City is entitled to eighteen delegates.

Des Moines Case ‘ Ity

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