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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. Mattie Lues of Lexington Kentucky declares she would not take a thousand dollars for the Tanlac remedy’s effects. The medicine is sold by Arthur Lee, and the notice hints at the ESSEX Coach mentioned in the column.
Owing to extreme dry weather and the Fourth of July approaching, all occupants and property owners are urged to remove and clean up all combustible material on and adjacent to their property. A. K. Coomes, Mayor. Deering and McCormick, binders, and twine. Tlansen & Lowe. tf
Charles Wheeler paid a Casey visit Friday evening. Madeline Walsh also visited Casey that evening. Mrs Eby Smith of Canby has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W Hoover. Doris Swaraman of Des Moines is visiting friends in Adair. Judge George, B Lynch, Dr Preston Powell, W J Tobias and Mitchell Garnes drove to Stuart Friday evening for a Short Line association meeting.
Special to News Telegraph reports Frank W. Han ton editor of Griswold American visiting Anita. Local chatter notes Anita’s 4th of July plans, marriages of Miss Bessie Witthauer to John Wood, and various farm observations including two fields of corn in Cass County. Descriptions cover residents’ trips, weather quirks, and community visits across Massena Triumphant Minnesota to Denhver and Cedar Rapids.
A miscellaneous pre nuptial shower for Miss Zeia Bills hosted by Miss Jane Robinson at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Robinson in Pleasant. Guests spent the afternoon quilting and sewing tea towels then opened gifts to the bride to be, followed by a luncheon of chicken sandwiches pickles ice cream and angel food cake.
Griswold Iowa June 27 police from the west arrive quietly investigating a figure sought by townsfolk. Two mature officers offered no identification or details, leaving the reason for their visit and the pursued person unrevealed in this terse note.
Elliott county hosts the Montgomery Masonsco picnic with all county lodges attending. Ya Elliott will be hostess this year as the event takes place August 23 in Elliott.
The antis state Christian Endeavor convention concluded Sunday with a lively session at the Presbyterian church. Delegates praised the programs and local Lae community entertainment as the event ended in a rousing farewell.
A Macedonia woman died at noon yesterday from the effects of a goitre that had troubled her for years. Survived by her husband, one daughter Mrs. Frank Briggs, and three sons including Tester, with two sons in Omaha.
In Carroll and Audubon counties federal agents raided twenty six homes uncovering 210 gallons grain mash, multiple stills, and hundreds of gallons of mash and finished product including rye and moonshine. Evidence supported nineteen convictions as jails filled with home brewers. Raids led by Sumter Knox and WB Raider arrived with state agents in Council Bluffs.
Special to Richmond notes visits and travel in Wiota area. Wm Moore and sister Jessiman arrive from Kansas and Missouri to see parents Mr and Mrs M S Moore. Miss Blythe Rowe visits grandmother Mrs J Murray in Maine. Ray Earl in Omaha for business. Mrs Fred West to Baltimore to visit daughter Mrs Carl Anthony. Merle Cannon visits Uncle Joe Cannon. Rev Thomas family returns from three week auto trip through Missouri and Kansas. Frank Reed on vacation. Frank Cannon substitutes. C G Nordman with daughter Mrs John Marshall to Nordman home in Minnesota. Platform dance every Saturday draws many from surrounding area.
Cumberland reports the resignation of Professor Joe D Andrea from the local band. He will remain in Adair and likely join or form another band in the region alongside the Adair group.
Robert Harding Jensen infant son of Mr and Mrs Nels A Jensen died yesterday after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held today at the home two miles southeast of Anita and burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Pastor Rev A A Robertson of the Congregational Church will conduct the services.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Petersen west of Elk Horn welcomed a new daughter to their home this morning. The birth announced in a brief special dispatch to the News Telegraph.
Maine readers report Mrs. Gibson recovering from hospitalization remains ill Miss Matilda Show after tonsil surgery is not improving as hoped Oakland to Anita trip by Lime is noted A H Mountain of Atlantic attends to business in Anita Monday George Shaffer and Mrs O W Shaffer of the city celebrate a recent States University graduate leaving for a summer trip to New York City and Europe with her uncle
Ararew Jorgensen represented his county with Marshal W J Braundhart and Mayor C W Emmons of Manning officiating at the Carrell County homes ceremony.
Governor N Kendall announced twenty five prominent leaders appointed to an illiteracy commission. The panel will survey Iowa educational conditions and work with public schools. The group promises recommendations to improve the literacy situation.
Public records show SHANGHAI BUILDING AT BEST reaching peak permits with total new building value around taels 21,000,000 roughly 14.7 million dollars. By year end 614 blocks were under erection as unskilled labor averaged 86,000, with two thirds employed daily, wages varied, and figures cited in a report based on the Mexican dollar value.
The News Telegram reports new information unfolding on today’s top stories. Authorities confirm unexpected changes in official plans as fresh details emerge, prompting analysis from regional experts and officials.
Jealousy was today believed by police to have sparked a fight that killed Miss Molla Walters and wounded her sister Florence in Moultrie Georgia. Miss Sarah Creech was jailed on murder charges after the knife attack. She claimed self defense at arrest.
The passage notes the aurora borealis as a splendid nocturnal phenomenon created by electric action, producing luminosity in the upper atmosphere about 75 miles above the earth, referenced within a historical context.
All weeds on and adjacent to the property of the city of Atlantic must be mowed from now on. Any weeds not mowed will be moved by the city and charges billed to the property with taxes. Sted When you order bread be sure you get EATMOR tf
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