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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
4
A. W. Stevens offers sad bag gage transfer and prompt call response. The firm stores household goods and provides special baggage rates. Day phase uses Blue Phone and night Black line contacts.
Chicago hog prices moved higher with active demand in the June market. Receipts reached 22 000 at Chicago with top bids around 21.40, while cattle and sheep showed mixed gains and steady to higher tones in South Omaha and Kansas City reports.
Copenhagen dispatch reports Moscow journalist T Hedson, twice a Duma member, says starvation, disease, and nervous strain drive Russians to mental collapse. He recalls a lawyer who hanged himself and describes starving crowds, begging mothers, and price shocks. Typhus smallpox epidemics worsen. coffins, wood, and burial delays strain public health and morale. Ladies of the Presbyterian church plan an Aid meeting at Mrs Wendling’s home on Monday June 30.
The Japanese Department of Education will send eighty students to the United States and Europe to study trade and industry. This marks an unprecedented scale and signals Japan's intent to observe foreign conditions to gain benefits from modern progress.
June 27 Porto Rican authorities move to curb the sale of tonics perfumes and lotions with alcohol. The Treasurer and Health Department leaders urged the House to pass legislation preventing these products from being used as intoxicants in San Juan efforts to control alcohol in consumer goods.
Ita Rev. Paul Reinke, son of Rev. F W Heinka, Franklin township pastor, has completed studies at Concordia Theological Seminary St Louis. He has received a call from a church in Wyoming Minnesota and will depart at once. The seminary is under the Synod of Missouri Evangelical Lutheran church.
Farm loans offered at 6 percent 5 percent and 3 percent with End set genus Wood and Savery Atlantic street utility.
Extra copies priced at five cents each as the News Telegraph announces a uniform rate for all readers. The notice highlights a public accessibility push with a simple pricing policy.
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