The Wilken Monument Order With Wo Works
A brief note describes a Wilken monument order including work elements. The fragment mentions Wo Works and references an onsite plan or arrangement related to the memorial project.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
6
A brief note describes a Wilken monument order including work elements. The fragment mentions Wo Works and references an onsite plan or arrangement related to the memorial project.
Five persons were killed and sixty eight injured in a dynamite explosion that caused a fire in the powder division of the Westphalian Anhalt Explosives works near Rein, a Saxony town, on March 4. The blast disrupted operations and authorities began investigations.
Byrne Hammer company purchased the assets of its bankrupt competitor M. E. Smith & Co in Omaha on March 4 for 1390 dollars. The auction style sale took place in the local wholesale diy goods field as the firm expanded its market presence.
Friday evening this week station KFLZ airs the Neumann juvenile band of Avoca. The program includes The Young Scout Master medley march dedicated to Mrs. C. H. Cullison, Living Pictures overture, Doodle Dog Doo, Blue Danube waltz, piano solos Vatsa Impromptu and Coppe t Polonaise, Leonard Kenke with dedication to Lambert Thelen Carroll Town, The Juvenile's Dream, Remember Me to My Town, Chopin Valse Op. 64, piano duet Overture Zampa, Pal O Mine medley waltz, To wa Com Song dedicated to L. J. Bunge, and Minstrel Man march to Avoca high school.
March 4 report notes John M. Fink announced a bale of 48 acres of unimproved land eighty miles west of here for $690 cash per acre. The brief item records the price and location without further details.
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