Atlantic News Press advocates select old Air Line route for Cass County highway
The Cass county board of supervisors is urged to abandon the Air Line plan and use the old route to reach Atlantic. The paper calls for amicable cooperation with the highway commission, aims to finish permanent road work with state and national aid, and ends with a rallying cry to end the controversy.
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Associated Press
Hendersom
Board of Supervisors
Zellmer
Notice to Subscribers for Evening Paper Delivery
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven. Call Red 405. The number shown is not the News Telegraph's.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Atlantic Iowa Mayoral and Councilman Announcements
A set of political candidate notices from Atlantic Iowa announces candidacies for mayor and city council positions. Applicants include Joseph Burneal? and A E Coomes for mayor and R E King for at large councilman, all subject to voters’ decision at the March 28 election.
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Iowa
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Atlantic Ward Three Council Seat Candidacy Announced
J. L. Cruise announces candidacy for Atlantic Third Ward councilman subject to voters decision at the city election on March 28.
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Atlantic
J. L. Cruise
Adair and Cass county boards discuss White Pine route plan
Yesterday the Adair and Cass county boards of supervisors met with Mr. Martin of the State Highway Commission and local landowners at Adair to finalize a route for the White Pine road between Adair and Wiota. A tentative agreement was reached with broad support, but disputes may arise over the path between Wiota and Adel. Possible routes include diagonal cut across the Keasey land near Wiota toward the Henderson corner or an alternative westward path from the Wiota depot along the Box Island toward Henderson.
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Cass County
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Keasey Land
Henderson Corner
Des Moines murderer Cross seeks mercy after Fosdick killing
Court records reveal Cross pleads for mercy while defending the fatal robbery and murder of Fosdick at a Des Moines grocery. The attacker insists on a chance at life, but prosecutors argue for the death penalty as a deterrent to other desperadoes.
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Springfield Plans First Road Building Experiment
The state of Hinds will enter road building as an experiment this spring with first trials near Joliat, using convict labor at gravel pits. The move was announced by Governor Small.
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Hinds
Small
Joliat
Excavations Restore Early Church Remains at Gethsemane
Excavations in the Garden of Gethsemane uncover an early fourth century church beneath a later building. Fragments include two rows of columns three apses and a mosaic floor. Fra nciscans plan to preserve the ruins while a new church is built. Discoveries also reveal a Jewish synagogue and a Roman era temple at Ascalon with massive marble columns.
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Piano Memorial to Allenby
The new government under Sir Herbert Samuel forms a department of antiquities to protect Palestine’s sites and encourage excavations. An international board will advise the director on archaeological matters. Key sites include the Mosque of Omar in Jerusalem and the Crusader fortress at Athlit. Systematic excavations aim to reveal early Jewish, Mohammedan, and Crusader ruins across Palestine.
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Glacier Park Sees Record Visitor Year And New Trail Opening
Washington reports Glacier National Park set a visitor record with 22,440 tourists this year. Most entered via the main gateway at Glacier Park Station Montana with travelers from all states and many nations. A new government planned wonderland section will debut next year as a horse trail opens, revealing scenic beauty in the area between noteworthy ranges formerly explored mainly by Indians and a few white explorers.
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Newspaper Delivery Day at Man'e-Tomb Noted
A fragment reports a delivery day for a Bam businessman Tope To Deliver newspaper at Man'e-Tomb The note recalls a recent death and references business activity surrounding the deceased man.
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