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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

6

Soldier's trip was one large ovation from Camp Pike to Camp Dix

From Camp Pike Ark to Camp Dix N J was one continuous ovation for the 334th Machine Gun Battalion as 500 men rode the troop train. Towns along the route welcomed them with refreshments and cheers though Lynchburg Va where cops kept the pretty girls away. In a letter Corp Clayton Acker describes stops in Memphis Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Bristol Roanoke and Lynchburg with waving farm folk and old glory flags. At Washington the train paused to let the men march to the Capitol. Camp Dix lies thirty five miles from Philadelphia eighteen from Trenton and about forty five from New York. He notes the United States Army’s greatness left a lasting impression.

Camp Pike Ark Camp Dix N. J Clifton Acker Clayton Acker Re Weer Lynchburg The Cumberlands Corp Acker Memphis Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Bristol Roanoke Lynesburg Corpcker Washington Capitol Philadelphia Trenton New York Corp. Acker

Transfusion prolongs Audubon woman life

Audubon Iowa June 27 Miss Helen Walburn daughter of a former Audubon pastor faced critical illness in Des Moines. A blood transfusion from her brother Audrey Walburn of Washington DC prolonged her life for a short time. The operation lasted about ninety minutes at the Methodist hospital in Des Moines.

Audubon Helen Walburn Des Moines Audrey Walburn Washington, D. C Beat Physicians Walburn Methodist

Card of Thanks for Kind Help and Sympathy

The family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who offered help and sympathy after their recent bereavement. They especially thank those who sent flowers and those who provided the music at the funeral services. Rev and Mrs C W Hohanshelt Chester T Smith ip

C. W. Hohanshelt Chester T. Smith

Condemnation of stock promoters voiced by Iowa bankers

The Iowa bankers at Dubuque sharply condemned stock promotion schemes and bank officer perks. They urged towns to refuse notes for such stock, prohibit commissions, and oppose new nonessential banks or corporations during wartime, pledging effort to limit such authorities.

State Association of Iowa Bankers Dubuque Promotera Busey Mat Nes Bank Iowa

Wilken Monument Works Urges Orders for Memorials

The Wilken Monument Works promotes placing orders for memorial markers and monuments. The ad emphasizes timing and reliability, appealing to customers seeking crafted stonework for lasting remembrance.

Opening game kicks Crystal Lake season amid drought and crops

Walnut and Atlantic Merchants Greys dare to cross data at the lake Sunday as the opening game of the Crystal Lake season. Dr W W Murphy passes medical exam for Uncle Sam service with a likely lieutenant's commission. Ethan Allyn and Joe Vail begin digging the new town well on the Funk lot seeking water within fifty to sixty feet. Wheeler boys, Huston and Lane, help with dirt as grasshoppers damage oats and farmers shift to straw. Cornhag shows rapid growth. winter wheat harvest nears and farm help is urged to support rural work.

Walnut Atlantic Merchants W. W. Murphy Omaha Uncle Sam Ethan Allyn Joe Vail Funk Lot East Main Street Wheeler Boys Alex Huston Col. Lane

Aranda helps Croquet Sets in Better Grades at The People's Store

Aranda battles Croquet sets in, the better grades, Henshaw and Martin at 8421 The People’s Store.

Aranda Batt Henshaw & Martin People's Store

German War Stamp Mystery Remains Unsolved in Maquoketa

United Press reports Maquoketa residents search for the owner of a found Kaiser's war stamp in a public library book. No claimant has appeared. The item is part of a local stir and remains unsettled. The page also carries an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets and a generic want ad.

United Press Maquoketa

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