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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1926

Page

2

Villison Farmer Appeals Damages Over Primary Road No 18

In Red Oak Iowa on June 28 Arthur B Case a Villison farmer sued Montgomery county for damages due to the location of primary road No 18. The county board of supervisors allowed a claim yet Case objects saying the old railroad right of way belongs to him. The board cites a deed from John Abeles to justify ownership. Case intends to appeal the amount to district court after receiving the warrant from County Auditor Nimrod.

Red Oak Arthur B. Case Villison Montgomery County Board of Supervisors Case Nimrod John Abeles

Franklin Jorgensen to Represent Laco Gas Burner Firm

Franklin Jorgensen left Sunday for South Dakota to represent the Laco Gas Burner Company of this city. The burner was invented, perfected, and patented by L. A. Cacklin, a well known local man. Mr Cycktin has several other burner ventures.

East Side Farm Bureau Wins Bounty Contest

The east side townships Hast Scott Frankfort Pilot Grove and Washington added eighty four members and the west side townships Red Oak Grant Sherman West Garfield and Lincoln added sixty nine members, totaling 153 new members in the county. The total paid up bureau membership to date is 96.

Red Oak East Side Farm Bureau Hast Scott Frankfort Pilot Grove D Washington Grant Sherman West Garfield Lincoln

Griswold Church Meetings Close After Two Weeks

Local Church of Christ services in Griswold concluded Sunday evening after a two week visit led by Rev. C B Neal state evangelist from Bes. The large attendance marked a productive stay with substantial work completed during the revival.

Griswold Speinl Jocal Church of Christ C.B. Neal Bes “Mathea Thas Carnon Re

Grant News from Grant Iowa Prints Local Visits

Miss Margaret Schuler of Atlantic visited Monday at Grant at the home of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Jarvis and Mrs. Mahaffey motored to Clarinda Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hall visited in Atlantic Saturday. L. D. Foote visited Saturday. William Kreger of Atlantic visited here Saturday. Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Wright left for Denver for a two week visit. Mes. Bracé Ackerman in Omaha Monday. Forrest Parker stayed a few days in the Frank Leonard home near Villisca. Mrs. D. L. Porter of Elliott is visiting at the H. F. Porter home this week. Perry Yarrington of Villisca was a business visitor this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Waddarr returned home from Iowa City Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. Donohue were visitors from Clarinda Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bourck and Mrs. Anveli Bourck motored to Onine last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Delaney, visiting relatives, returned to Pittsburgh Tuesday. Cruz Mehaffey returned Thursday from a two weeks trip through Nebraska. Mrs. Lucy Ackerman is spending a few days at Elliott with her daughter, Mrs. J. Askey. Mr. and Mrs. Kuester from Griswold spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. HP Parte. Miss Florence A tiny high week with relatives in Red Oak. Mrs. W. W. Parker and Mrs. Forneral attended a meeting. About twelve Cy club met Wednesday with Mrs. L. D. Foote. Mrs. D. Vetter and D. Ly. Bappener were visitors Thursday.

Grant Margaret‘Schuler Atlantic Granting Harry Bierbaum C. F. Jarvis William Kreger Charles Wright Denver Bracé’“Ackerman Omaha Forrest Parker Frenk Leonard Villisea D. L Porter Elliott H. F. Porter Perry Yarrington George” “Watdarr Iowa City Donohue F. W. Bourck Pittsburgh Cruz Mehaffey Nebraska Lucy. Ackerman J. Askey Kuester Griswold Red Oak W. W. Parker End George Cy Club Rs. L.D. Foote eTime Hare D. ‘Vetter D. Ly

Elks Regular Meeting of At No 448 BPOE

Regular meeting notice for Elks Lodge No 448 BPOE. Attendees are urged to assemble at the lodge hall at a specified hour for routine proceedings and member duties. No further details available in readable text.

Elks, Attenti

Fire destroys modern farm house on Henry Klever farm

Late last evening a fire at the Henry Klever farm near here destroyed a large modern dwelling after a cob house adjoining it caught fire. The Klever family woke around 11 PM to smoke and could not save much of the home’s furnishings though children had been shooting firecrackers that day and may have ignited the blaze.

Henry Klever Klever

Bungalow Under Construction Near Griswold Ta

Cleveland Rogers southeast of Griswold has several men at work building a new bungalow on his property as of June 28 with news notes from the Telegraph.

Griswold Cleveland Rogers

Lewis News Roundup of Local Visits and Meetings

June 28 192? Lewis Iowa special to News Telegraph reports visits from Hugh and True McDonald from Des Moines to K E McDonald home at Jay Bliss and family. Joe Kopp of Aviti and guests at Camp home Sunday. Woodmen plan annual log rolling. Various locals guests at Jay Bliss and Drr Roberts homes. DeWitt family from Griswold visited Earl DeWitt north of town. Amanda Christianson of Audubon at home after.

Lewis News-Telegraph Hugh True McDonald Des Moines K. E McDonald- Home Jay_Blissand Mr.cand Joe Kopp Aviti Woodmen Naar Lythe Dbfrs Upson Jay Bliss al Ratzlaff Wiots Drr-Roberts Mig Bremont DeWitt Griswold-spest Earl Dewitt Peter’ Smith Amanda, Christianson Audubon' Ic

Durkin shooting trial features garage owner testimony

Chicago June 28 a large crowd watches as garage owner A W Porter testifies that Mas tin Durkin shot government agent E C Shanahan, identifying Durkin as the killer. Porter details the sequence of shots and Durkin fleeing in a Packard, while new details emerge in the ongoing court case.

Chicago Mastin “Durkin A. W. Porter Dunkin Porter Shanahan Durkin Apahan Hourkin Ain Ted

Sacred Concert in City Park Next Sunday Evening

Plans for a city choir sacred concert in City Park are underway for next Sunday evening July 4. A second rehearsal is set for tomorrow at the Baptist church at 7 30 with a large stage and two pianos provided. Each member is urged to participate and feel responsible for a successful patriotic and sacred program.

Baptist Church

WIFE NO 2 FREED IN MURDER CASE AT ELMWOOD

Elmwood Nebraska June 28. Mrs Kate Resler Davis was freed of all charges as an accomplice in the murder of her husband’s first wife Blanche Davis. The district court returned a not guilty verdict after hours of deliberation. Bert Davis the husband faces a second trial for the alleged murder after a hung jury in the first trial.

Elmwood Neb Kate Resler Davis Blanche Davis Bert Davis

Hearst Warns Coolidge of Farm Relief Failure

Charles E Hearst president of the Iowa farm bureau warns President Coolidge that farmers in the Midwest resent inadequate legislation. He opposes the McNary Haugton style amendment to the cooperative marketing bill and accuses the administration of breaking the 1924 pledge to achieve economic equality for agriculture. Farmers fear the defeat of practical farm relief and see current measures as makeshift and ineffective.

Coolidge Iowa Farm Bureau National Legislative Midwest Hearst Esq United Statea Hearet Town Swext

KING ELECTRIC CO Demonstration Ad at 520 Chestnut St

An advertisement invites readers to call 647 for a demonstration of KING ELECTRIG CO products at 520 Chestnut Street. The notice frames itself as news in the News-Telegraph and emphasizes the availability of in-person demonstrations.

King’ Electrig.co Chestnut St

Could Not Sleep Left Side Remedies and Adlers Claims

Fragmented OCR note hammers a medical claim about sleeping on the left side and a mysterious remedy from Adleriks and Gibson & Rabe druggists. It mentions removing gas in ten minutes and aiding digestion with a product called Adler. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or verifiable facts.

Eapec Adler Samuel

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