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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
8
The page lists ten quiz answers: The Victory loan, General Garcia, a dollar sign, Alaska, the south tip of South America, spring and fall, the Dead Sea, In the East River New York, Charles Dickens, the Pittsburgh Pirates, and Peru.
The Cass County clerk reports twenty two marriages in June, two more than last year. In 1928 there were eighteen licenses and fourteen in 1927. Little Dan. Cupid kept busy with June weddings as records show and reflect a rising trend.
J R Shipley district superintendent of Western Telephone Corp at Omaha confirms rumors of purchasing Creston, Corning Lenox and Shannon City exchanges in Iowa and notes ten town properties have been bought. Lenox exchange building plans not verified by Shipley, Haley denies Lenox and Corning office changes.
In the District Court of Town in Cass County two notices announce appointments as administrator for the estates of John M McConnell and John Borchers. Both request debts be paid and claims presented per law with dates in 1980 and 1030 respectively. Attorneys Swan Martin & Martin and GC A Meredith represent the estates. An unofficial estimate puts American made typewriters at about 7 million units.
W 9 Duncan notes the Hessian Fly’s return in parts of the state and warns that neglecting the fly free date risks serious wheat damage. Early sowing may seem best but could yield heavy losses. farmers should follow drastic control measures this fall to protect next year’s crop.
Extension service entomologists select fields with heavy Hessian fly infestations and monitor development from flax seed stage to egg laying. Delaying weeding until after fly emergence leaves no green plants for attack and pests die before wheat sprouts, a method claimed to eliminate the Hessian fly. The notice urges ordering from Wilken Monument Works.
Washington June 30. The Treasury Department revokes the ruling taxing fish caught offshore by resident aliens aboard documented vessels. No duty is to be assessed and no entry required. The move follows an attorney general opinion and benefits Japanese and other alien fishermen in Hawaii and the Pacific coast.
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