City Council Votes to Pave Forty Blocks
Atlantic will pave forty blocks of streets and alleys this summer under a Hansen & Son bid of 2.82 to 3.14 per square yard. Four blocks on Ninth and Hickory were removed from the plan. The contract aims for completion by October 15.
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Atlantic
BP. C. Hansen & Son
Sioux City
Hansen & Son
Ninth Street
Hickory
Aiken & Flutter
Corydon
FP. C. Hansen
Iowa
Adair
Hansen & Jon
Second St
3Rd St
4th St. Oak _St
4Th St
Spruce St
4Th St. den St
8Th
Eighth St
Walnut
Elm St
Ath St
Mloya
Minimum wage bill for Porto Rico women approved
The Porto Rico lower House approved a minimum wage measure for women and girls employed there. It sets at least 4 a week for under 18, and 6 a week for those over 18, with the first three weeks of apprenticeship exempted.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Farm Auction Bid Notice for 276 Acre Iowa Farm
The Charles Laartz 276 acre farm in sections 3 and 10 Pymosm Town ane Case county Iowa will reve bids on this farm up to 10 a. me 1 1919. Terms made known on application Sa26p IRA H. SOPER Referee.
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Charles Laartz
Case County
Iowa
Ira H. Soper
Eye health link urged by optometric note
Nine people out of ten neglect their eyes, risking health. A brief note by E Butler of Baclosses Optonetriat urges consults on eye care and the relation of good vision to overall health.
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Ziot
Aandevat
Epieney
E. Butler
Baclosses Optonetriat
Toledo Man Chosen to Referee Willard Dempsey Fight
Ollie Pecord of Toledo has been named to referee the Willard Dempsey fight on July 4 in Toledo. Tex Rickard and Major Biddle were named as judges and may ask Pecord for a ruling if needed.
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Toledo
BIG Fight
United Press
Ollie Pecord
Willard-Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Major Biddle
Pecord
White Pole Road to Get State and Federal Aid in County
The State Highway Commission confirmed funding for 121 miles in Pottawattamie County for permanent paving at about 32 dollars per mile. County residents would vote 2 million in bonds, with federal and state adding another 2 million. The plan includes the Lincoln highway segment from Council Bluffs to Missouri Valley and the White Pole road, Blue Grass road, Glenwood round, and Nishnabotna road, with concrete or Gale sburg block paving.
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White Pole
Atlantic
Pottawattamie County
State Highway Commission
Holden
Collison
Martin
Pottdiwattanite County
Council Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Glenwood
Nishnabotna
General Hoffmann Dismissed For Defying Brest-Litovsk Policy
Berlin June 27 Associated Press reports General Hoffmann, key figure in Brest-Litovsk negotiations, was removed from command in the eastern district after declaring he would defend the district to the last man and would not acknowledge the peace treaty.
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Associated Prete H
Berlin
Genergl Hoffman
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Buck Creek Hosts Army Guests at Joyce Home
Soldiers of Buck Creek neighborhood were guests of honor at John Joyce's north of the city. About three hundred attended to greet the army men. The Joyce lawn, lit by farm lighting, hosted outdoor tables and refreshments as guests socialized. Atlantic residents were among the attendees.
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Buck Creek
John Joyce
Joyce
Crown Prince Not Yet Leaving Holland Reported
AP dispatches from The Hague and Berlin claim Frederick William Hohenzollern has not left Holland and plans to return to Germany. The report notes retraction of earlier rumors as officials confirm movement toward inland areas near Vievangen in the Zuygen region and mention a possible return of former Emperor Wilhelm.
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Holland
Kaiser
Associated Press
the Hague
Frederick William
Atlantic Gardeners Flourish In Youth Club Effort
Ninety three Atlantic grade pupils compete in a garden club led by Miss Nellie Pelzer with help from former leader Miss Louise Jones. Gardens vary in size and produce up to eighteen vegetables. An autumn exhibit and prizes are planned at the high school gym.
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Atlantic
Atlantic Schools
Nellie Pelzer
Pelzer
Louise Jones
Iit
Meredith Peron
Pine Street
Emery
Bessie Woolsey
Maple Street
Wayne Camblin
Linn Street
Verell Nutt
Walnut Street
Theron Oakes
Poplar
Emil Dettmann
Poplar Street
Edward Cole
Raymond
Julia Jipseny
Fourth
Misa Polzer
Gardner
Garden Club
James Acton
Albert Anderson
Ima Anderson
Grace Arn
Dorothy Beltz
Georgia Berry
Blanche Asay
Donald Bailey
Bland Barnhart
Vernon Barnhart
Thad Baxter
Viola Brockert
Dwight Brockert
Edwin Burnett
Paul Clark
Robert Clausen
Ber Collatz
Oscar Collatz
Sophia Gollatz
Beulah Comer
Lula Comer
Elpie Conklin
Lois Conrad
Emil Cartman
Thelma Dilger
Hezel Folley
Mary Freilinger
Paul Gaffey
Ida Garside
Esther Gaylord
Joe Grazier
Mary Green
Anna Hansen
Louise Herbert
Belmont Herring
Clyde Herring
Robert Hill
Glenn Holaday
Julia Jinnen
Iria Johnson
Mildred Jonea
Helen Rudolph
Orena Sanders
Overa Sanders
Harold Schultz
Robert Shan- Inon
Emma Bhiedeler
Ruth Sampson
Raymond Smith
Robert Smith
Ruth Stover
Emily Swolley
Donald Sharp
Paul Talty
Wiliam Theilen
Ruth Webber
Rayn Welsh
Ruth Wendling
Henry
Westphalen
Lillign
Wilde
Evalyn
Wilard
Kathrine Williame
Merle
Wissler
Beanie Woolsey
Garret Woolsey
Marjorie Woolsey
Ross I Wright
Ruth Wright
Agnes Zellmer
Health of former Emperor Charles worries Geneva
Geneva June 27 report says former Emperor Charles's health is causing anxiety as observers await updates on his condition and potential implications for affairs in Europe.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Charles
Poland Wins Allied Permission to Clean Eastern Galicia
Paris June 27 The council of four authorized Poland to use General Haller's army or other available troops to restore quiet in eastern Galicia and drive outlaws from the country. Special Saturday offer on roasts and market meats at fair prices.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Poland
Ehaller
Galicia
U Atlantic
Day Enforcement Law in One Bill With Three Parts
Washington D C June 27 The House Judiciary Committee voted 17 to 2 to report out all prohibition enforcement legislation in one general bill with the wartime enforcement measure as Part One of the measure.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Judiciary Committee
Pierce Falls Down In Charges Before Iowa Probe
James Pierce publisher of the Iowa Homestead testified before a legislative committee investigating graft charges against the Panama exposition commission. He retracted a $20,000 unaccounted sum claim, admitted no provable mischarges beyond $46 for publicity, and conceded Homestead articles may have been signed by others. The commission members, respected Iowa figures, voiced indignation at Pierce’s unfounded attacks.
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James Pierce
Iowa Homestead
Jonas
San Francisco
Pierce
Woodworth Clum
Greater Town Association
Commission
The
Homestead
Haines Brothers
Iowa
German Peace Delegates Prepare to Sign Treaty at Three
German foreign secretary Mueller and colonial secretary Bell head to Versailles to sign the peace terms at 3 PM Saturday. An official Paris notice confirms the signing plan, with President Wilson expected to depart for Brest and sail Sunday noon.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Brest
United States
United Press
Versailles
Germany
Mueller
Bell
Noted Episcopalian Churchman Is Dead
Dr. Jefferson J. Ritchey former rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church Kansas City Mo died recently at his home He was a graduate of Druary College and served as rector in Orchard Mo and Wichita He attended rites of the sold and the farm sale details describe a Cass County cash sale of 800 acres with payments and prices per acre indicating local prosperity
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Peter Behnken
Behnken
McKee
Claus Behnken
Franklin Township
Pird
Henry Filsky
John Aiken
Stults
Associated Press
Kansas City
Jefferson J. Ritchey
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Ritchey
Druary College
Splea Ries Mo
Orchard
Cass Township
Cass
Albright
Ows
Mer. Albright
Wilson Getting Ready to Come Home Says His Goodbyes
Paris June BT President Wilén said his goodbyes to American newspaper correspondents this afternoon. There is no official announcement, however, of the treaty signing.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Paris
Wilén
Corespondents
United States to Pay Colombia 25 Million in Treaty Debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will study a long pending treaty with Colombia offering 25 million dollars in damages for the American acquisition of the Panama Canal Zone. Leaders expect a favorable report and prompt ratification after minor amendments and removal of an apology clause.
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Washington, D. C
Colombia
Panama Canal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Eye Sight and Eye Strain Glasses Offer Relief
An optometrist notes two aims of glasses: aiding sight and relieving strain. Eye strain arises from conscious or unconscious muscle effort, sometimes with symptoms distant from the eyes. The practice promises comprehensive vision evaluation and faithful service to address present or future needs.
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Department of ‘Muan
Frank, D. Larson
Crowley E. Cole Hallmark Jeweler
Delayed Musson Bros Telephone Directory Fire at News Telegraph
Printing of the Musson Bros telephone directory has been delayed due to the News Telegraph fire and will not be issued this month. The torn up condition of the office hinders production and distribution plans are in flux.
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News-Telegraph
Musson Bros. Telephone Company
Haseen
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John Joyce Home
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Deanda
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Ani
Pheg
Arthur Condhopellenel Vassionary
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En Futile
Heven ‘Ollower, Menonie
Germon
Aemi
Lewis
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