Rainfall and visits mingle in Atlantic city notes
Morning town notes report one inch rainfall and a series of neighbors and visitors. Miss Lucille Caty of Onawa niece of Mrs RK Camblin visits with family at the Calumet. Miss Marie Nielsen of Christensen store had tonsils removed at Atlantic hospital. Central Iowa Produce pipe burst delays work. Billy Hyndman in town. City attends to parking spaces. Justice Pressnall travels to Omaha. Ackley guests John and Katharine Doapke visit aunt Anna Henderson. Des Moines nieces Carl Stedman and Esther Hansen visit Dr. Jonas and family. Sspeeding fine for S L McFarland. Weekend visitors Carlton and Mrs Moyer from Council Bluffs. Two-year-old rat bite case sent to Atlantic hospital. Night officer Loy reports from Santa Ana. Mrs A F Worley improving after funeral services. Murray Iron Works boiler tested after city plant accident. Attorney E M Willard denies claim of hitting by another car. University of Iowa athletes involved in a separate crash.
City to pave about twenty five blocks this year
The city plans six inch concrete, twenty four feet wide alley paving across all alleys listed. Three blocks between Chestnut and Walnut from 7th to 20th, two blocks between Chestnut and Poplar from 8th to 10th, one block Mazel to Olive from 6th to 7th, and one block Oak to Linn from 4th. All alleys to be five inch concrete, eighteen feet wide. Rebecca Fox of 402 Linn Street was ordered to connect with the sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut
Walnut
Poplar
Mazel
Olive
Oak
Linn
Ard
Rebecca, Fox
Protest Over Nearby Sinclair Service Station Fails
Residents Heni Boormash and G. T. Marsh protested a proposed Sinclair Refining Co. filling station near the old Episcopal church corner as a nuisance. Council took no action on the permit or protest, planning to revisit the issue later. Also note a radiator leak should be repaired at Atlantic Sheet Metal Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gets
Cunningham
Mexsdames
Heni Boormash
G. T. Marsh
Episcopal Church Corner
Sinclair Refining Company
Sinclair Company
W. L. Darrow
A Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
President Voices Sympathy For Workers Amid Nationalization Debate
The president condemns extremism on both sides of the nationalization debate and argues his policy has saved the nation from extremist demands. He praises progress while defending his approach to important industries and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lside
Jine
Harding Vision at Home and Abroad in Postwar Speech
The address extols private initiative and enterprise while upholding public service. It contrasts American prosperity with Soviet failure, urges stability and sound money, and warns against emulation of socialist models. It calls for adapting industry to support mothers and family life without eroding domestic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
America
Rotary meeting notes inspire toil and progress
A lively Rotarian bulletin recalls a July meeting with remarks and jokes. It urges members to attend next Monday noon, highlights humorous anecdotes, and offers motivational thoughts about self-improvement and starting fresh each morning.
InquiringReporter style q&a on past slang and manners
A terse reminiscence riffs on old phrases and social notions. It contrasts “Bean bag” as orgy era slang with “drop the handkerchief” rioters and a brash admirer who misreads charm. It playfully asks if one would rather be broke in Paris or stranded in Alaska without snowshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alaska
Fourth of July reflections on Americanism and loyalty
A spirited Fourth of July column urges true Americanism beyond wartime loyalty, condemns cynics and self serving outsiders, and calls on readers to demonstrate dedication to the nation every day. It mocks fringe groups and ends with a sharp wish that dissenters “jump in the lake.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghail
Land of the
America
Public Schools and Faith Unite for Democracy in Education
A discourse emphasizes the public schools as a democratic bedrock while urging religious faith at home to mold character. It argues against sending children to exclusive schools and urges alignment of secular education with moral foundations amid societal uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lns
Morein
Farm Loans at 5 Percent From Wood & Savery
Wood and Savery of Atlan tic Iowa announce readiness to place farm loans at five percent interest. Call and inquire for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood & Savery
Atlantic
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucille Caty
Onawa
Mra RK
J. Camblin
the Calumet
Marie ‘Nielsen
Christensen Store
Atlantic Hospital
Central’ Iowa
Billy
Hyndman
W. J
Billy’ Hyndman
Tom C
Smith
Omana
Justice of the Peace
J.S. Pressnall
Omaha
Viaiing
Awnt
John and
Katherine Doapke
Ackley
Anna Henderson
West Ninth Street
Nisees
Carl Stedman
Misa Esther Hansen
Des Moines
Speeder
L. McFarland
Costa
Howard Vi Meer
Carlton Vi Moyer
Council Bluffs
Tabor
City
Moyar
Chas, F.chase
Tom Hill
Santa Ana
Dick “Loy
West
Calif
A. F. Worley
Dick Worley
Worley
Joyce Anderson
East Fifth Street
Murray :Iron Works
Burlington
Irving-Newkirk Company
William Daly
E. M. Willard
7Th and
Maple Streets
Lesa
Wilken
Wendell Phillips
New York City
Nindlas Vladimir von der
Stanley
Dave Whitaker
Lensee
Glessey
Crowley E. Cole & Co. Optical Dept
Real Sport
Avre ‘Rae
Chautauqua
the Witching House
Worl
Kelghley
Olka
Welch
Nahas
Jana
Edwin Brush
Magissi
Hobbins Goblins
Redpath Vanter
Atlantig
Rotarian
Eb, P. Chase
Agrac
Abe Martin
Bill Johnson
Chirch
Pike’ Huffstadt
Lester Ackerman
Earl Britton
Jerk
Ducky
Gogh
Mari
Uli
Neff Clothing Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!