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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
Alexander's Ton Dressing Aims to Renew Your Car
A brief note mentions a small can of ton dressing from BPS promised to renew a car. The item is attributed to Alexander's and includes the word top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander's
Iowa State students win many awards in contest
Iowa State College landscape architects repeat past success by taking three first places and five of ten awards in a national competition. War memorial design went to Ken Mitchel of Mason City Carl Brumhoefner of Cedar Rapids and J Brueher of Remsen. Jerome Millers of Cedar Rapids and R H W A yy of Ames won second mention. Thirty six solutions entered from Cambridge School Cornell Illinois Cincinnati and Iowa State, with Illinois leading at thirteen and Iowa State second with ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Juine
N.S
Iowa State College Landscape Architects
Ken Mitchel
Mason City
Carl Brumhoefner
Cedar Rapids
Admix Auction July 1 In Portsmouth Iowa
H J McMurray acts as auctioneer with Paul I Manhart attorney for Admix listing two Iowa farms in Portsmouth. Notice appears in the News Telegraph want ad section seeking bids and specifying legal representation for the sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McMurray
Paul I. Manhart
Iowa Farms
Portsmouth
Iowa
Territorial Deaths and Local Obituaries Across Iowa
A collection of obituary notices from Adair Red Oak and surrounding Iowa towns. Mrs. James Henry formerly of Adair died in San Diego on June 10 leaving nine or more children. Carl Bergstrom’s widow Mrs. Bergstrom died near Red Oak after two weeks with cancer. Dr. Kiam M. Jackson, Riverside minister, died in Red Oak area, survived by widow and three children. several siblings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
James Henry
San Diego
Cal
Warren A. Bickford
Extra
Henry
California
Childred
Red Oak
Carl Bergstrom
Bergstrom
August . Johnson
Stanton
Marjorie Bergstrom
Robert Bergstrom
Ted Larson
Wausau
Neb
Oscar
Edwin
Leroy Johnson
Es “Hawking
Imade
Evergreen Cemetery
el Oak
Kiam M. Jackson
United Presbyterian
Inlaw
Ross Woods
William
Murphie
Pastor In Red Oak Now Located In Wichita Kansas
A pastor previously based in Red Oak is now serving in Wichita Kansas, reflecting a relocation of church leadership. This change affects parishioners in both communities and signals ongoing reassignment within the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Wichita, Kan
Hospitals Report Ills And Births Across Counties
A slice of local notices lists hospital patients and births from Griswold to Avoca and Anita. Include Mrs Harold Snyder at Jones hospital, Raymond Moeller post appendectomy at Tones hospital Norman, a boy and a girl born Monday night, and several flu cases in Anita. Theodore Rohifs aged 84 in Avoca is seriously ill, plus Mrs Eva Bair and Mrs Burtha Reineke affected by health issues in Hancock. John Mehlman injured by barbed wire near Anita, and Mrs Freddy Bell recovering after two weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Snyder
Griswold
Jones Hospital
Raymond Moeller
Carl Moeller
Walnut
Tones
Norman ‘Smith
Twit
Avoca
Theodore Rohifs
Justice of the Peace
Hancock
Eva Bair
Burtha Reineke
Leona Brandes
Wok
Anita
John Mehlman
Walnut residents press paving over gravel on highway 88
The Bet ter Walnut club met in regular session to seek highway commission action changing road improvement on highway 88 from gravel to paving. A paving plan likely to face a dispute was discussed, with a probable report next week. The group also planned a joint meeting with farmers to organize the fall annual poultry show and a late July board meeting to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut, Jr
Better, Walnut. Club
Highway Commission
Hawks Seek To Shatter Coast To Coast Record
Roosevelt Field New York June 27 Captain Brank Hawks aimed to break his east to west coast record and beat his west to east time of 14 hours 22 minutes. His Lockheed air express carried 850 gallons of fuel and lifted off after 2 000 feet of runway then climbed to about 1 500 feet heading west with only a fuel stop planned in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Brank M Hawks
Los Angeles
Hawks
Grimes Leads Van Zandt In Transippi Golf Open
Omaha reports Nathan Grimes of Denver holding a four hole lead over Logan Van Zandt of Tulsa at the end of eighteen holes in the Transippi tournament. Art Bartlett, defending champion from Ottumwa, trailed by four to Bobbie of Des Moines, while Larry Moeller of Quincy trailed Denmar Miller at lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Logan van Zandt
Tulsa
Okla
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bobie
Des Moines
Larry Moeller
Quincy
Denmar Miller
Ashton Trial Opens in Whiting Indiana
Whiting Indiana June 27 The Whiting board of education voted confidence last week after a hearing on incompetency and untruthfulness charges. Superintendent W P Ashton has begun court action seeking 25 000 damages for alleged conspiracy to damage his reputation and earning ability. Defendants include two board members Charles Persinger and Andrew Bosheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Whiting Board of Education
W.P. Ashton
Charles Persinger
Andrew Bosheim
New Telegraph Brief Highlights Fresh City News
The yFho Newu Telegraph reports on fresh city developments including local projects, council actions, and community updates. Key figures and organizations appear, with emphasis on timely happenings and upcoming deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yFho-Newu-Telegraph
Births At Adair Iowa June 27 1939
Birth notices from Adair Iowa report to Mr and Mrs Stonebraker and Mrs L O Sparling new baby boy named Paul William born morning June 25. Anna Muelle is named in relations. Also announced is a baby girl born June 16 to Mr and Mrs Bene in St Joseph Missouri Fran Dutro mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
s_horn
Stonebraker
cFrank'Dutrorfformur
Adair Hoy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tanlac
Atlantic, Iowa
Baxing
Sam
Cape
Egy
Mer. Millinery
Sala
Collins
Atlantic, Towa
Grant
Grant, Ia
M. OB. Kenworthy
Lucy Ackerman
Rl Johnston
Eva
Helen
Ruth
Ray Palmer
Clara Palmer
Clara
William Hocamp
C. B. Parrott
City
M. J. Rarick
Fowa Methodist Hospital
Freddy Bell Jx
Grimes
van Zandt, Tulsan
Transsippi
Ashton
Sik
Neff Clothing CO
John P. Hansen
Lewis
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
In- Lewis
Roland
Peacock & Baxter
J. W. Zike & Son
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