Double Wedding Unites Shannon and Shannon Harris in Des Moines
In Des Moines at Mrs Mary Shannon's home a double wedding united Miss Margaret Shannon and Miss Jessie Shannon into Mrs Harris and Mrs Steinhart. The ceremonies were led by Rev L K Billingsley with guests from Atlantic and Chicago. Afterward a breakfast at Hotel Fort Des Moines. The brides, former Atlantic teachers, will reside in Chicago and travel widely this year.
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Bio
Des Moines
Mary
Shannonj
Margaret Jake Shannon
H. F. Harris
Shannon
Steinhart
Chicago
Atlantic
Harris
Iowa
State College
Jessie
Grinnell
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
California
Hyperion Club
Will of George Lasker Admitted To Probate
Executors Frank Lasker and another appointee of their father George Lasker late of Maine Ta. have had his last will probated before Clerk A. A. Emigh this morning. The note about an apple a day is not relevant to the probate.
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George Lasker
George
Frank Lasker
Maine
A. A. Emigh
Perry Garage Fire Causes $40,000 Loss in City Center
A large garage in Perry Indiana burned late last night, destroying about 31 stored cars and trucks. Firemen battled flames from midnight to 3 a.m. The loss is estimated at $40,000.
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Tagsopinta d’ Pressy Perry
Careful Use of Water Urged by City Officials
City officials warn excessive water use is causing discoloration as the supply runs low. Reports indicate rapid pumping and hastened settling and filtering raise rusty color. Similar conditions are reported in other cities and many areas campaign to curb waste.
Farewell Advice and Self-Help Mottle Note
A brief, fragmentary line offers a reflection on the nature of giving and taking advice. It juxtaposes generosity in offering guidance with a caution about accepting it, suggesting a balanced approach to counsel and self reliance.
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Tylee
Harlan Cattle Sale Acknowledged By Kraschel Auction Co
The Kraschel Auction Company reports that the F. W. Slann sale of Berfed cattle at Harlan Iowa June 23 was very satisfactory. Forty five head averaged $110 each with buyers from Shelby Audubon and Cass counties. N G Kraschel says pure bred breeders should feel encouraged as purchases were by practical cattle growers building up beef herds, a profitable Iowa farm industry in growth.
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Kraschel
F. W. Slann
Bereford
Harlan
Shelby, Audubon
Cass
N. G. Kruschel
Appointment of Ed and John Bennett Executors Approved
Judge J B Rockafellow admitted the will of the late Ophelian Hully to probate yesterday afternoon in court. The appointment of Ed and John Bennett as executors was approved by the court.
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John Bennett
J. B. Rockafellow
Ophelian Hully
Hippopotamus Lotus Charms Crowd at Al G Barnes Circus
Lotus the hippo and Tusko the enormous elephant headline the Al G Barnes show coming to Atlantic on August 5. Lotus performs with a carrot gesture and mouth approval, while the troupe boasts a grand street parade and a 1922 Alice in Jungleland spectacle featuring 200 wild animals and 1080 principals including dancers and jungle contingent players.
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Lotus
al G. Barnes
Atlantic
Carrot
Pia
Lores
Hippo
Tusko
Jumbo
Various Personal Notes From Atlantic Area Citizens
Local notices track visits and departures of residents. Mrs. G M Berge of Delaware Ohio visits her daughter Mrs C 2 Butler and leaves for Osceola Missouri. Insane Commission meeting set to review Jugie Witzman of Cumberland. Mr and Mrs D R Love leave for Webster South Dakota to visit daughter Mrs I C Coomes. Mrs Mandel Lehman departs Wiota area for Colorado, with two children. Mrs Albert Downs of Texas and Mrs Jessie Dillon of Neola visit Swan home with DeMolays Masons and Eastern Star members attending. Atlantic post American Legion reports strong district meeting attendance led by Glen Jones and others. Father P N McDermott spoke. Mrs Hagewenning, hospitalized in Atlantic, returns home to Avoca after operation. M Lclson reports on International Lions convention at Little Rock to Atlantic Lions Club. Miss Fay Spanigler returns from three weeks in New York City and Pennsylvania, with Miss McNierney from Seymour Massachusetts, visiting briefly. Muzans and companions picnic at Sunnyside then head to Los Angeles to enter University of Southern California.
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Fay Spanigler
New York City
Pennsylvania
McNierney
Seymour
Mass
Sunnyside
Los Angeles
University of Me
California
Multiple June reports mix mine death and trials
Latest dispatches from St Clairsville to Waterloo summarize a mine worker John H Major shot during a mine attack while riding in a car. correction states he worked for Limontons Coal Strip Mining Co in Lafferty Ohio, not Catherine Coal Co Uniontown. Other items note a rumrunner clash in California and a diamond broker robbery in St Louis. Governor Len Small grants clemency on Potsky life term after late wife’s death.
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ST Clairsville
John H. Major
Cather' ‘Ine Coal Cy
Uniontown
Major
Limontons (Coal Strip Mining Co
Lafferty
Ohio
Associated Press
Kaneer
Len Small
Ignatz Pots Joe
Child Found Dead In Water Pail
David Christensen this morning found the lifeless body of her fifteen months old baby in a pail of water. The child was playing in the yard and tumbled into the pail.
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David Christensen
Dante Pierce Unable Attend White House Farmers' Meeting
Des Moines Iowa June 28 Dante Pierce publisher of the Town Homestead declined a White House farmers gathering invitation due to press of business. The Iowa Farm Bureau sent a message to President Harding noting the invitation.
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United Press
Desmon la
C. W
Iowa Farm Bureau
Harding
White House
Washington
Dante Pierce
Government Seizure Plan Calls for Mines Takeover
Washington June 28 A resolution introduced by Representative Burke Ohio proposes government seizure and operation of coal mines for at least a year or longer as the president sees fit. The measure aims to place control directly under federal authority during the emergency period.
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United Press
Washington
House
Burke
Ohio
Death and Birth Reflections from Montaigne
A brief reflective note on life and death quoting Montaigne. It posits birth as origin of all things and death as the start of another life. The piece argues that fearing the distant future is foolish and that mortality leads to a new existence beyond this life.
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Montaigne
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