Stolen Ford Is Recovered. Suspect In Custody In Nebraska
W A McKee returned to Atlantic with the Ford car stolen here on March 26 from the Farmers and Merchants Insurance Company. The thief Jack L Lawson, 20, confessed to the Nebraska officers and is jailed in Fremont for another theft. The car, bought for 450, with 350 lost, was recovered after a replevin action. A portfolio of papers was dumped in a creek west of town. Lawson, a machinist, has prior thefts and was not expected for trial here. Also noting that crops in Nebraska look fine, and a meeting of the Atlantic Band is scheduled Monday at 8 pm at City Hall under M C Cardio and D G Herring.
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Atlantic
Iff McKee
Neaska
Telegraphic Brevities General News Briefs Summary
Government plan to aid Russia advances with an eight billion dollar bond issue. The next Liberty Loan minimum is one billion. Austrian food riot coverage is censored. France to observe July Fourth as a holiday in the United States and July 14 Independence Day likely observed here. Non-Partisan League ticket fully nominated in North Dakota Republicans. Joshua Sykes indicted in San Francisco under espionage act. Roald Amundsen sails aboard Maude for Arctic polar reach. A Chicago area collision kills seven and injures one. Iowa political shifts include Logan resignation to aviation service and Lasher appointed successor. socialist drive anticipated. Humboldt awards a one hundred thousand dollar school contract.
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Sunday Services at First Baptist Church
J Arthur Hurley Ph D pastor. 9:45 a m Sunday school largest attendance yet. 11 a m morning worship on Building the Temple. 7 p m young people's meeting led by Eva Johnson. 8 p m evening worship on The Much Mores. 8 p m Wednesday prayer meeting. All are welcome to this friendly church.
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Cook Draws a Stiff Fine for Liquor Charge
W. E. Cook, arrested on liquor law violations, was released from quarantine and arraigned before Mayor Burnea. He pled guilty to transporting liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus 21.50 dollars costs, total 121.50. Other charges may be dismissed if he behaves.
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Allied drives widen as French and English push deep
Rothschild dispatch reports French and English gains penetrating Hun lines signaling early Allied fulfillment. May ship launches exceed previous sinkings by 35880 tons while Italians begin a northern front push. Schwab notes U S ship output not at stride yet. Senate votes 49 to 26 against raising draft age. Many German captives are weak, indicating manpower strains. Wilson reportedly to speak on Russia on May 4 at Mt. Vernon possibly before Congress. War Industries Board asks auto makers to standardize rubber tires immediately.
Market Summary from Chicago and South Omaha Cattle and Hogs
Open high low close details show hog receipts at Chicago 13 000 and South Omaha 8 700 with mixed prices. Cattle receipts 2 000 at Chicago and 800 at South Omaha with varied bids. Sheep receipts 15 000 at Chicago and 800 at South Omaha with steady to higher tendencies and lambs strong in places.
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Rye Week in Iowa Called to Cut Wheat Use
J F Deems Iowa food administrator urges July 1 7 Rye Week to cut wheat flour use as rye flour stock rises and rye bread proves nutritious. He directs Cass County officials to push rye flour in stores and urge housewives to bake with rye to save wheat and reduce waste.
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J. F. Deems
Sam Berry
J. E. Lang
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Wanted to Rent Coal Storage Building for Schools
Notice by L. H. Pins and B. W. Sankey as commissioners seeks a barn or suitable building to store coal for school houses. Interested parties should contact the commissioners named in the notice.
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Can Not Hold Senatorial Meet
Waterloo Iowa June 29 due to failure to call a senatorial convention and publish notice no convention will nominate a Republican candidate to succeed H W Grout in Black Hawk Grundy district. Death of county central chair and absence of senatorial committeeman left no delegates election. vacancy to be filled by county central committees. Primary entrants were Edmund K Greene Grundy I W Grout J J Rainbow M L Bowman Black Hawk. none reached 35 percent. Black Hawk has 35 committeemen Grundy 14.
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Wilkerson Declared Ineligible for County Attorney Nomination
In Red Oak Iowa June 29 the three county officials reopened the Wilkerson nomination objection and voted no nomination for county attorney. Auditor Ostrom and Clerk Halbert supported the objections while Wenstrand abstained. The objections were filed by thirteen Montgomery county voters contending Wilkerson’s ineligibility and failure to file the required affidavit prior to the June 8 primary.
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J. N. Wilkerson
Wenstrand
Peter Ostrom
J. M. Halbert
Montgomery County
Wilkerson
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Barber shops closed in Atlantic on July 4th all day
All barber shops in Atlantic will be closed July 4th, but will stay open until 10 PM Wednesday night. This notice notes the timing for local barber services during the holiday.
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Charity graft was a rich one claims New York grand jury
New York, June 209. Backers of alleged fake war charity enterprises defrauded the public of between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 in the last year, the county grand jury reported. More than 300 organizations were examined, exposing 50-50 solicitors and 100 per cent boys, with prominent names used to lend prestige while funds vanished.
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Public notice on diarrhea remedy and guards drill
A worded Public notice quotes Mrs H F Cook of Anderson Indiana praising Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as excellent for bowel trouble. The second item reports Home Guards planning a drill Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Red Cross Notes Donation Promotes Local Parade Effort
The Atlantic Red Cross Chapter thanks H. T. S. eru for a $16.00 donation. A flag carried by Red Cross ladies in Tuesday’s parade raised $6.75, though the offering was modest. News coverage notes the event in brief.
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H. T. S. Eru
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