Atlantic Briefs In City From Local Gazette
Michael Foley of Audubon visited Atlantic today while Mrs. Alice Trainer remains ill with kidney trouble at 207 Linn Street. The county board of supervisors meets Monday in adjourned session. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Smith with two children leave today for a month in Ohio. John Schultz remains in critical condition at his home. Misa Ide Arnold will visit relatives in Adair over Sunday. Tomorrow’s game pits Atlantic against Des Moines Roadside Athletic Club. City park trees show signs of decline. Owen Meredith, brother of Agriculture Secretary E. T. Meredith, visits Atlantic. Ray Smith of Waterloo visits family before heading to Red Oak. Funeral arrangements for W. H. Swarts noted. Mrs. Anderson funeral held today. Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Simpson return from Kansas City. son Ted Simpson takes new post with American Drug Syndicate. Axle breaks on Mulllns car at Fifth and Chestnut. American LaFrance fire truck approved by council. Guy E. Lagan visits, former adjutant-general. William Sorensen arrives from Minnesota after brother Chris’s death. Chris’s funeral planned for Griswold. Walter Acker funeral plans announced for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Lagan
Red Oak
John Rapp
Iowa
Philippines
Logan
Standard
William
Sorensen
Minnesota
Chris
Knop Park
Griswold
J. C. Wilkersom
Mantle Street
Mathiesen
Elk Horn
Atlantic Cemetery
Fatal fall at barn loft leads to tragedy in Iowa
Shelby Mansfield fell from a barn haymow while guiding a rope for a hay fork. He and Seibert dropped to the floor. Mansfield died instantly, with Seibert badly stunned and the family noting Mansfield may have broken arms. In Omaha, Frank Grabill, 25, and Rosa Marie Shotwell, 18, wed after meeting in Atlantic and Council Bluffs. The bride had been found in Council Bluffs after leaving home to meet Grabill. Grabill’s relatives deny elopement. Also noted: F. McCain, iron worker, died from injuries after falling three stories from a bull platform while working in Omaha. he left a widow and five children. Bed Ork: after cashing three bad checks Wednesday, a stranger forced an escape from the Griffith Inn in ileeman Davis is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
John Mansfield
Seibert
Mansfield
Avoca
Frank Grabili
Harlan
Omaha
Council Bluffea
Funda
Grabill
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Rosa Marie Shotwell
Counci
F. McCain
Oma Re
Griffith
Ileeman Davis
Red Oak Drowning Rescue and Community News Snippet
The column lists multiple local items from Red Oak and surrounding towns. It notes a two year old nearly drowned but revived, obituaries for Elizabeth Delart and Red Oak civic improvements, plus various minor incidents, visits, marriages, and oil and manufacturing updates from nearby communities.
First woman bank president in Tennessee endorses men loans
Mrs F J Runyon of Clarksville Tenn, wife of a physician and head of a Tennessee bank, told bankers at the state convention she would lend to men before women if security is strong, noting the bank serves young savers with women officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
F. J. Runyon
Clarksville
Ter
Wrssey
Cashles
Dairy Spelling Debate Ends With Milk Victory
Washington declares the department of agriculture will use milk rather than mileh in official terms. The controversy split etymologists and farmers who argued for mileh as Germanic, while proponents of milk cited English usage and patriotism amid American language standardization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Sea lions to be slaughtered for footwear plan faces approval
Trinee Nypert reports that B C Premier Olver’s proposal to slaughter sea lions in the province for their skins to make shoes gained fishermen’s approval. Plans target large-scale hunts, with claims that killing sea lions will protect fish, since a sea lion eats about 50 pounds of food daily. A fisherman and three others reportedly killed 700 sea lions on the Queen Charlotte in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinee Nypert
B. C
Olver
Wiere
Queen Charlotte
Jesus
Woman Arrested After Bargain Counter Incident
Mrs F A Brown was arrested on a third degree assault charge after a log of a 10 cent store dispute at the bargain counter. She reportedly clashed with fellow shopper Lang Eleh over a Harpin purchase. Police enquired what occurred at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookane
F. A. Brown
I. Langeleh
Pulles
Cat stuck on telephone pole prompts rescue in creek town
A dogged effort unfolds as a cat named Maltese climbs a telephone pole above a creek. Local residents and the owner converge, calling for assistance while the cat remains atop the pole, risking a plunge into the water. Firefighters arrive but the animal stays, drawing curious onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Inca
Columbus
Rand Rea
On Creek
Anfely
American Scientist Cottrellis Invention Aims Smoke Cleanup
Washington reports Fe content that Dr. Frederick G. Cottrell devised a smokestack device that precipitates particulates and valuable by products like potash, enabling cleaner air and profits. Demonstrations in California and Riverdale led to Smithsonian-backed development and a research corporation profiting from royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waetington
Frederick G. Cottrell
Inireau of Mines Iohe
Cosmos Club
Washington
Htis
Zov Menon
Burvan
Doctor Cottrell
Dorter Cottrell
University of California
Doctor Cotteell
Cottrell
Tivirdale
Hy Ad
Tve
Riverdale
Guttrell
Sclentist
Whitted States
Cuttrell
Smithsonian Institution
Twin
Research Corporation
Obscure obituary from Lawrenceburg Indiana records age eighty four death
An aged woman identified as Mrs. Klanbeth A. Myers, aged 84, reportedly died from complications after a broken hip. The fragmentary notice mentions location near Lawrenceburg and references a water-related incident, but the text is garbled and the full context remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrencebirg
Tnd
Klanbeth A. Myers
Whlow
Life Battle With Wildcat Near Cascade Trout Rock
Wilfred B Morrill, a seventeen year old guide, fought a 43 point wildcat trap incident while trout fishing near Cascade rock. He wrestled the enraged animal for several minutes, finally killing it with a rifle, after the cat caught him in a fierce struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Hig
Wilfred
Morrill
Youn
Visi
Lira
Viennese Bread of the Dead and Rebel Narra
A fragmentary report notes a Viennese bread of the dead amid confusion in Vivian Austria with references to population figures and alleged rebel acts. It mentions families reporting dentures and the authorities investigating, while playful mischief involving hawks and poles is described in a disjointed fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian
Austria
Ie Pole
Wanta Money Put on a Live One in Lawrenceburg
A garbled court notice from Lawrenceburg involves Neudle Ty and Myers suing to break a will. Roscoe Odyno of Kays testifies regarding an estate matter and a disputed payment or bequest, with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Neudle Ty
Myers
Det Laine
Roscoe G. Odyno
Kays
German Double Dealing Proved in Allied Armed Oversight
A fragmentary wartime record alleges German perfidy and outlines orders linking the Ministry of Imperial Defense to transfer army staff to the Security Police. It cites secret directives, district reassignments, and a plan to replace garrisons with police in a neutral zone, pending further responses from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Taporin
Aring Comaiind
Latury
Neurat Zone
Army Consuini Dy
No. Udy
Ministry of Imperial Defense
Mouett Rund Fifth Army
Histiiet Four
Puick
Fy Peters
Deremburals
Nccupacien von Witt
Penea Coty
Imperial Defense
Die Gare
Ministry of Dnpertal Defense
Prussian
Ministry of the Interior
Dub
Beet
Adybe
Harrlul
Alremly
Belmg
Elant
Grave of Lincoln's Mother Neglected in Tennessee
The grave of Nancy Shanks, mother of Abraham Lincoln, lies neglected in Tennessee. Col Berry Long recalls Mrs. Lincoln and notes the grave is unkept amid limited visits by supporters and Confederate groups seeking to restore the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nancy Shanks
Col Berry Long
Adhs
de Heu Taco
Iil Bs
Ay Simestone Reek
Colon Long
Ticob
Uother
United Dauhturs
Confedereys
Clyde
Abolish Whip in School Decree Ends corporal punishment movement
A German decree proposes abolishing corporal punishment in schools and warns against harsh discipline. It states caning and other vices should be discouraged by teachers and that girls are subject to similar protections. The measure centers on youth morality and school conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berling
Ponisioi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlanty E’ Briefs
Michael Foley
Audubon
Alice Trainer
Hazel Street
County Board ‘of Supervisors
T. M. Smith
Ohio
John Schultz
Linn Street
Misa Ide Arnold
News- Telegraph
Adair
Roadside Athletic Club
Des Moines
Owen Meredith
Agriculture
E. T. Meredith
Ray Smith
Waterloo
C. L. Smith
Frank Conrad
Davenport
W. H. Swarts
Mr. Conrad
Des Moinés
the Golden
Fasinie
Josh M. Sheets
Steinke & Butler
News-Telegraph
Merle Wissler
Ralph Wissler
Atlantic Scouts
Corning
Dale
Edna Allison
Denver
Anna Reusen
Bluffs
W. E. Ash
J G Witney
New York City
City Park Commission
Sunnyside
Kankal
Binth
Mei. W
Clark
Peti Olan
Lark
Des
Eperjal
Seri
Worth League
Gao Bradford
Robert
Arnold
Chicago
E. N. Henderson
Maple Street
Bradford
Henderson
Methodist Church
F. W. Simpson
Kansas City
Miss Marian
Ted” Simpson
Edward Mullins
U. S. Mullins
Fifth
Chestnut Streets
Harry Acker
Genoa
Neb
L. B. White
L. B. Black
L. B. Kline
Will Preusse
Elizabeth Delart
Ida B. Doctor-Hanson
Oakland
State Commission
Villisea
A. J. Zubber
Howard Clements
Harry Clements
Europe
Howard Atteds
Germany
France
Belgium
England
Wales
Evan Jones
Mattie
Robert Jones
Carrell, Neb
John Jones
Mercedes Spencer
Missouri Valley
Olive Hurley
Hurley
A. J. Stickler
Ahlstrand
Willard
Council
Millard Simpson
Iy “City
John Schmidt
Olsen Bakery
Denmark
New York
Emerson
Edward E. Coe
Dan Coe
Otis P. Blank
Co. M
Motor Transport Service
Long Island
Martha Middlebrook
Patchogue
N.Y
Missouri
California Junction
Courtland
Cox Sand
B-J Concrete Products Company
Pacific Junction
Mondamin
Harrison County
Council’ Bluffs
Louise Note
Washington Township
Henry
Gus Ag
Ito Rost
W. T. Cooksey
the News-Telegraph
Wohlo
Nebraska
Tiny
Preeers
Bank
Milch
Federal Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Mines
Smithsonian
Uoddiod
William Cullen Bryn
Beyant Park
Ninmartal
Wildcat
New Hampshire
Copenhagen Society
Puble
London
Viennese
Ceneus
Hawke
Wayne
Ellekon
Hawks
Tod
Rhenish
Prussia
Security Police
Puniahment
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!