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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
8
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Textile feature notes drapery options in silk with mercerized finishes. Describes rose, gold, green, tan and blue colorings in plain and figured patterns for home decoration.
In Cass County Iowa April Term 1926 Minnie A Reese plaintiff vs H C Clausen Louise Clausen Claude Odem G Pederson administrator of Paul Mikkelsen estate Bernard Mikkelsen Lila Mikkelsen minor heirs Peter Anderson defendants notice that petition on file seeks personal judgment against Clausen on a promissory note of February 11 1920 for 10000 with interest at 5 and foreclosure of mortgage on Cass County real estate comprising the east half of the southwest quarter of section four township 77 north range 36 west of the St. P M and other named details. failure to appear by April 14 1925 will default and judgment rendered. attorney H M Boorman. Also Sheriff sale notice of two abandoned Ford vehicles in Cass County Iowa and probate notice for will of Mary A Lawrence in Cass County with appearance date March 23 1925.
The text states Spanish is the principal language of America from Mexico southward and growing rapidly in South American countries. It notes Spanish may eventually become a world language alongside English.
Fashion notes state handkerchief points shape dancing frocks with flattering hems. Crystal beads and silver embroidery enhance the Nieereen creation, lending a moonlight effect and expense for her tontancy.
The New York embargo on Iowa live poultry shipments was lifted, allowing Iowa producers to resume shipments. Secretary Mark G. Thornburg cited thorough Iowa poultry industry efforts and absence of fowl plague as reasons. Only remaining federal conditions require cleaning and disinfection of cars, crates, and containers under a federal inspector supervision.
Minneapolis March 17 authorities in several states seek 21 year old Mrs. Harry Fleck who helped her ill husband aboard a Pullman to Chicago, kissed him goodbye and vanished ten days ago. Police traced her from Eau Claire where she left the Chicago train March 7 at 2 am but could not locate her after that. Her parents are Mr and Mrs J Reed of Missoula Montana.
Leroy Spiker a Carlton grocery employee in Griswold Iowa married Miss Jennie Mann of Picker ing Missouri at the groom's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Boseck home Rev L J Oswald officiated The groom is well known and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Mann former Griswold residents They plan to live on Griswold east side
Decorah Iowa March 17 Charles Moore known as Doc Moore of Moneek and his son George were linked to the Kneeskern murder trial two years ago. He was found dead in his yard last night. Initial foul play suspicion gave way to heart disease as the cause after investigation.
The article describes no full method to remove oil stains from concrete. It notes partial removal by soaking with gasoline and blotting with porous material, repeated several times to improve cleanliness.
A compact reflection on nature's grand law urging every bearer to strive toward a higher degree of divinity within. The text emphasizes an inherent impulse in life to advance and perfect itself in accordance with a universal order guiding growth and virtue.
A reflective line from Fuller is cited in a Try a News-lclegraph want ad praising books. It asserts books welcome readers consistently, steering thoughts away from troublesome fancies. The ad frames reading as a steady, kind companion.
Thomas Condon, well known for his youth, has gone to Des Moines where he has secured a position in the postal service, announced from Des Moines on March 17.
Grover Huddleson of Atlantic was admitted Monday to the Atlantic hospital for medical treatment. Mrs. Asa Brewer of Atlantic, recently operated on there, was discharged Sunday and went home. Mrs. Robert Wilson of Guthrie Center underwent a major operation at the Jones hospital this morning. Grover C. Huddleson, 307 Locust street, a medical patient at the Atlantic hospital the past two days, was discharged today. Try a News-Ketegram want ad.
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