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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
8
A fragment describes artistic work featuring painting with bright gold and pearlescent tones. It notes use of rich pigments and decorative detail, suggesting interior or ornamental craft. The text mentions craftpeople and decorative artistry without a clear event or date.
The sketch places the Doge's Palace corner where secret denunciations were recorded for the Council of Ten. Victims were seized after secret trials and often disappeared, an estimated 109,000 condemned. The piece calls the tesla of the secret tribunal a fearsome man eater among Venetians. Tomorrow: a Coast Guard station 800 miles from the sea.
Wilfred Herring son of Mr and Mrs E E Herring 1309 Locust street is at Jones hospital with concussion and scalp wound from a blow to the head suffered at about 7 am while working in the mail room as substitute carrier for Jack Moore at the post office. He was unconscious for about an hour and his condition was reported as good in the afternoon. He recently dislocated his shoulder and wore a brace.
Mrs. Georgia Petersen of Maine a surgical patient was discharged today from the Atlantic hospital. Dorothy May Walters of Walnut left the Atlantic hospital after a minor operation. Mrs. Hans Johansen and baby of Lewis were discharged from the Jones hospital today. Justice Charles S. Gamp of Lewis reported ill and confined to bed. From the Saxon the word dali is derived.
Treasury Department announces sealed bids for remodel and enlargement of the Atlantic Iowa post office. Public works scope includes labor and materials, with prevailing wage rates per Public Act 798. Bids due July 13 1931, in duplicate, opening at 3 pm. Supervising Architect Jas AY Watmore oversees the project.
Dell Shannon of Waterloo seeks appeal of a Black Hawk county second degree murder conviction for the December 31, 1930 death of Ralph Rourke on Waterloo street corner. Shannon was arrested at the scene and Rourke died three days later. The appeal likely to be heard in September term.
Kimballton Iowa June 26 Special Mrs Alvin Hansen and Miss Emma Nelson shopped at Harlan Phosilay Mr and Mrs Henry Hansen left for Greenville Minnesota for the Dan wh Lutheran church convention with Henry Hansen a delegate Wednesday Mr and Mrs T G Jensen left to attend the same convention Newman Grove Nebraska visitors Mrs Hartvig Jensen and family Rev J Jorgensen and daughter left for Tyler Minnesota for a visit to Aage Grundstrup family Herluf Soe left for Lawrence Kansas for summer school medical student at Iowa City son of Dr and Mrs P Soe H P Boldt and daughter Esther returned from a Colorado vacation Mrs McAvoy and Dr McAvoy moved to new home renting Chris Jorgensen residence Svend Overgaard of Millard Nebraska visited his parents Jacob Quexgard Ed Dively daughter Opal and May Winther visited Emil Twenstrup house Dively family returned Misses May and Opal to stay longer Margie Gregersen Elk Horn visited S C Petersen home Marie Petersen returned from Des Moines to her home H J Hansen Audubon visited Jorgen Hansen home Thomas Shupe and son from Schuyler Nebraska stayed at Thomas B Thomsen home Miss Alice Larsen visiting here this week employed elsewhere
Dea Moines and Paesney residents note birthday celebrations for Mrs Larsen and entertainment by Mrs Larsen. Mrs Hartvig Jensen's family weekend visits Cedar Falls, visiting friends including Mrs Jail Jensen, Mrs Thorvald Maduen and Mrs H J Fitzgerald. Alfred Hansen home guests. Aage Mathiesen Emil Teenstrup and Simon Fooborg planned a fishing trip to Storm Lake on Thursday.
Lewis Ja June 26 Special large crowd attends the festival’s second day featuring races stunts tug of war and a water fight by the Lewis volunteer fire department. Prizes awarded. carnival opened yesterday with a pavement dance. Tonight and tomorrow offer dancing and a packed schedule. Authorities closed gambling concessions to curb illegal number boards.
Howard M. Morgan of Massena and Helen Louise Campbell of Bridgewater are licensed. Harry G. Tryon of Des Moines and Pauline G. Robinson of Des Moines receive licenses. The notices reflect marriages or licenses issued in the period.
Massena Idaho. June 26. Henry Gramer has been appointed the new night man here. Mayor Henry Grwaldt announced the move in a special notice.
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