Main Road Bill Takes Up and Local Ads Echo
A survey of local business notices and ads notes Ford purchase through authorized dealers, Tanlac’s health claims, furnace design by Borens Quality Hardware, Standard Oil’s fuel network for nearly eighteen million cars, Marshall’s store “Dollar Day” and a coat sale with a five dollar bill, Atlantic theater’s double program with Minervini, and “Smoldering Fires” at night. Roy Preston buys into East Fourth street barber shop, Lewis Elevator Co. to buy livestock from April 1, Reliable Auction House opens near the post office, B P 8 remonstration with free sample finishing cuts, and cleaning ads urging Easter garment upkeep from Hedges Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Oregon
Tanlac
Borens Quality Hardware
Standard Oil Co
Marshall’s
Atlantic Theater
Minervini
Linke Bros
William Dussiler
Roy Preston
Hub
East Fourth Street
Lewis Elevator Co
Reliable Auction House
S. M. Alexander
Hid
Hedges Bros
Rickard Fined $7,000 for Film Smuggling Conspiracy
George C. Rickard, a noted fight promoter, was fined $7,000 by Federal Judge Doding for conspiracy to violate laws on transporting prize fight films. Rickard and four co defendants were convicted in federal court at Trenton, New Jersey, on March 19 in connection with the Dempsey Carpentine fight film shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
NJ J
A. P
George CG
Tex) Rickard
Doding
Rickard
Trenton
N.J
Former local doctor Ken Emmert known in Avoca home stroke
Dr. Dorsey Emmert, longtime Atlantic physician, lay unconscious at his Avoca home after a stroke. His nephew Dr. Max Emmert and other doctors attended him as efforts to revive him continued with no success. Gillette street address noted. he is about sixty years old.
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Ken
Avoca
Dorsey Fu'Eramert
Atlantic
Max
Emmert
Gillette
Max. Emmert
de. Banatert
Alxty
Cummins Comments on Dawes Speech in Des Moines
Senator Cummins told Iowa senators that the Senate did not resent Vice President Dawes speech attacking filibuster. He argued farm legislation failed from congressional gridlock and warned against any move to let a president compel Congress to submit to his will.
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Des Moines
A.P
United States Senate
Dawes
Cummins
Federal Senate
Iowa Senate
Congress
United States
Jazz Girl Dorothy Ellingson Mental State Questioned
In San Francisco, Dorothy Ellingson, 16, stands accused of killing her mother Mrs Anna Ellingson. Alienists report she was not sane at the time but is insane now. A sanity conference and overnight observations informed the defense and prosecution. Judge Harold Louderback postponed the murder trial for 24 hours for further mental condition observation.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Anna Ellingson
Alienista
Mar
Harold Louderback
Creetom
Fie
Sylvester M@Atve
Alexander Mooslin
Ree Uh
Dernt Murphy
Harmon D. Skillen
Witlians
Bluff child dies in council bluffs incident
A three year old boy died at Jennie Edgndson hospital after his clothing caught fire from a bonfire in a yard near his home. The accident occurred last night at around 10 o clock while playing with neighbor children.
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Council Bluffs
George
Reese
E.R. Reese
Street
Jennie Edgmundson
Hospital
Burns
Avitch
Carl Zellmer Favors Farm to Market Highways
Carl Zellmer writes to Editor News Telegraph defending farm to market road plans and criticizing Mr Dunn and Mr Chase. He recalls past federal aid debates, asserts cost comparisons, and questions funding schemes and highway bonds, urging local option on road decisions and critique of state control.
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Carl Zellmer
News-Telegraph
Chase
Dunn
Halse
Atsb
Montgomery County
Anita
Lewis
Montgomery ‘County
Licenise
Montgomery
Holden
The
Highway Commission
Mr. Chase
Lgniation
Wiota
Atlantic
Commission
County
Scott
Davenport
Polk
Woodbury
Gold Star Markers Slated In Owa County Memorial Plan
The Iowa Gold Star Memorial Highway Commission plans to place ten dollar markers in Cass and other counties to honor 4135 World War I dead. Cass county has 32 names. initial meeting set for April 18 at Atlantic City Hall with Rev. P N McDermott as chairman and a committee drawn from the wartime defense council.
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Iowa
Cass County
P. N. McDermott
Old Council of Defense
Father McDermott
City Hall
Atlantic
Ora Berry
John W. Blake
H. C. Breece
E. P. Chase
C. B. Clovis
M. B.conway
J. F. McGovern
Julius Nelsor
J. 9. Pressnall
C.S. Belyea
George Smith
Ben A. Wood
Atlant He
H. G. Armentrouyt
B. D. Forshay
Gardner
L. Newton
Anita
C._P. Shearer
Cumberland
Charles Tompkins
Grigwold
Charles Willey
Lewis
I °. Green
Sarah
S.W. Rowley
Maine
John. Wyckoff
Massena
F. W. Beebe
Vista
Town Defers Bible Reading Bill to Tomorrow
A bill proposing compulsory Bible readings in town public schools was deferred today and postponed to tomorrow. The move affects schooling policy and prompted discussion among residents and officials.
Mountain's Friends Write In Candidate Names on Ballot
Despite public refusals Mountain's supporters in Atlantic urged write-in votes. Five candidates appeared on the ballot including Haye Trainer J G Herring and R H Storer plus Joseph Burnen and Mountain by write-in. Voter turnout varied by ward with hours and tallies posted. Polls stay open until seven this evening.
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Atlantic
Canili
Dale
Barnen
Hill
Haye Trainer
J. G. Herring
R. H. Storer
Joseph Burnen
Mr. Mountain
Well Known Lady Dies at Her Home Sunday
Mrs Nanes McKinnie Hodge wife of Samuel Hodge died at 1045 Ping Street yesterday morning at age 68 born in Ohio daughter of Nathan McKinnie and wife maiden name Nanes McKingiv came to Iowa county and Cass county before moving to the city twenty three years ago survived by husband and five sons Wallace Jefferson City Earl Omaha Perry Tulsa Charles Everett Worland Willis killed by electrocution at Carson two years ago two brothers and two sisters Ralph McKinnie Ponca City Theoph McKinnie Afton Ia Mrs Margaret Davidson Laramie Wyo Mrs Lydia Wherry Everett funeral pending relatives to attend
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Nanes McKinnie Hodge
Samuel Hodge
Ohio
Mrs. Hodge
Nathan McKianiv
Nanex Amckingiv
Iowa County
Red
Samue Budge
Cass County
TRSO
Sells Half Interest in Local Barber Shop to Roy Preston
Willam Dussler, proprietor of the barber shop on East Fourth street, sells a half interest to Roy Preston, who has been associated with M.E. Lines and Hub barber shops. Preston joins Dussler this morning and will operate there henceforth. Both are described as hardworking pleasant young men and good barbers.
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Willam Dussler
East Fourth’ Street
Wolfinger Temp
Roy Preston
M.E. Lines
Preston
Dussler
Dussier
Mr. Preston
Highway Question Before House and Senate in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the main road bill reached a critical point as the House and Senate planned further action. The Senate waited for an address by Sen. Cummins while the House deferred awaiting the Senate outcome. The Vincent inheritance tax bill was rejected in the House.
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Des Moines
Senate
Cums Mins
House
Ia.p
Simpson Madrigal Singers Impress at Methodist Concert
The Simpson college Madrigal singers pleased listeners with a refined program at a Saturday Methodist service. Led by conductor Bernhart Bronson, the 35-voice ensemble toured the southwest in a bus, delivering polished soloists and tonal quality. They performed locally Sunday and planned concerts in Vile lisea and Red Oak, with a morning service broadcast on station KFLZ.
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Simpson College Madrigal
Methodist
Caured
Etaran Ry
Bernhart Bronson
Banyard
Avoca Court Term Set For April Seventh
Avoca Ia March 30 Special to News Telegraph the April term of court will convene here Tuesday April 7 by Judge Rateliff of Red Oak. Twenty two new cases and ninety old actions are on the docket.
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Avoca
News-Telegraph
Rateliff
Red Oak
Weather outlook partly overcast with unsettled trend
Partly overcast tonight and Tuesday with an unsettled pattern developing by Tuesday night. Temperatures stay largely steady as a changing air mass approaches, bringing possible showers later in the period.
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Robert Chapin, Jr
Robert W.champion
Chicago
Iown
N-T
Owa
Whiteway
Cass
Mountain
Burnea
SARGENT’S _ AID
J. A. Carusl
Barre
Sargent
Irs
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