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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
2
A retrospective column dated April 1 1905 notes local events including post office receipts near 13000 and prizes won by C P Hubbard at the Chicago dog show. It mentions J D Peterson seeking a legislative appropriation for the fair association and a drowning incident in the Huron river near Ann Arbor. Tax payments and March collections are also recorded.
Edward C McConville and wife transfer to Mary Ash and Marie Campbell Welsh an undivided 1 3 interest in sections 4 and 82, 6-76-37, for 8333.33 dollars. Frank C Mills to J B Stevens a quick claiming deed of part of lot 52 in N Street in Davis addition Lewla for one dollar.
Mary Desmond, a teacher, announces an ice cream social and program at Loran church on Thursday, April 3, 2011. The notice invites community members to attend and enjoy the event.
Waterloo Iowa woman describes chronic stomach and liver distress improved after two bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She reports relief from dull side pain head aches and digestive trouble and urges others to try the remedy. She lists address for free advice and trial package offer.
Notice states the regular meeting of the board of trustees will be held at Center school houses on Monday April 6. Paul K Milford serves as Clerk.
The Rev. W. A. Winterstein pastor of Hawarden Methodist church was arrested on a warrant for assault with intent to do great bodily harm. He posted 500 bond after waiving preliminary examination. The incident followed a Tuesday night shooting in Hawarden cemetery when two high school students were minorly wounded during a bootlegger sweep. The pastor and town watchman reported gunfire from another area they suspected.
Lyle Sabins of Atlantic had his tonsils removed this morning at the Atlantic hospital. The piece notes chromite usage by American leather and steel industries has made the United States the largest consumer of the mineral.
New York fashion notes describe spring outfits for women along Fifth Avenue, with short front flare skirts and bright color pairings with black. ensembles favor long black satin coats, mannish hip length suits, and vivid felt hats in fuchsia and rust, while pearls remain popular and corsages decline.
A brief public notice states effective April 6 customers will be charged 16 cents for marcelling. Signed by Ruby Spies.
April 1 report from Des Moines says the state capital faces a prolonged period of political inactivity after adjournment. No organized political activity for a year is expected until the 1927 winter, with few new laws likely before then.
Wood and Savery of Atlantic Iowa announce farm loans at five percent interest. Prospective borrowers are invited to inquire for terms and application details.
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