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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
2
An old newspaper ad notes that grouchiness stems from stomach, liver, and intestinal troubles. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is promoted as a simple, harmless preparation to remove catarrhal mucus and ease inflammation in the intestinal tract, with claims of helping stomach and related ailments. Available at druggists.
Des Moines Aug 3 The census bureau released the first complete county totals from the farm and livestock census for Adair County. The report shows farm land totals 352,180 acres with 18,092 leased. Crop value and livestock figures accompany data on terrain, machinery, mortgages, corn and wheat acreages, hogs and poultry, wool, horses, and farm buildings.
By authority of a Cass county board of supervisors resolution dated August 3 192h the county treasurer announces a sale on August 10 at 10am of Anticipation Certificates totaling 40000 dollars due 1926 or earlier at the county’s option. Certificates sold under law to county’s best advantage with interest set by competitive bids. Right to reject all bids reserved. Jesse N. Jones Cass County Treasurer.
Missoula Montana August reports district forest reserve in western Montana northern Idaho and eastern Washington is plagued by 475 fires near the 1020 peak after 1 008 blazes this year burning 17 620 acres of timber. Strong winds push flames in the Kaneik su and Clearwater areas as crews relocate to cover Kane iksu and Clearwater districts amid out of control fires.
Sacramento officials warn the public against investing in the so called bankers shares tied to Ford Motor Company stock. State Corporation Commissioner Edwin Daugherty cautions buyers to refuse any such offerings amid alleged securities schemes.
AdaIr Iowa August 4 special to News Telegraph reports a flurry of visits and returns. Mrs. Fred Lemberg and son back from Davenport after visiting Mrs. Lembergs sister Mrs. Ed Wahlert and other friends. Julia Ruier attending summer school at Carrell spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs. Chrng Bauer. Mildred Tine of Anita visited William Husa home east of Adair. Mrs. VE Ringhe and daughter Childreth return to Lynwood California after six weeks as guests. Lena Sorenson of Thornton came to visit sister Mrs. Fetel Dickey. Richard Dickey seriously ill. Marvy Werte visiting in De Moines. Carrie Foster visiting Orient and Tedrilay homes then returned to Adair. Robert Edwards and Hold to Brookings SD to harvest and thresh. McGuire sisters from Des Moines, former Adair residents, visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Grace. Ramona Shipley visiting Des Moines with aunt Mrs. B. T. Heasdale. Monica Walsh, Mary Walsh, and Margaret McManus returned from Omaha to visit Dr Cyril Walsh. William Walsh family from Ames visiting McManus home. Frank Andrews of Teg Movies visiting John McQuillan. attended McQuillan Brennan wedding. W A Marean visiting Atlantic, called on Mrs. Weltyn ill in Atlantic. Clara Hopkins and daughter Willisca visiting Shreves family. Mrs. A C Brandt of Atlantic visiting sister Mrs. Ris H. Magarrell. Mrs. Sadie Galbraith of Oklahoma visiting mother Mrs. D. Brownlee. Nellie Moffitt of Washington also visiting. Mrs. Browne’s entire family at home.
Washington August 4 diplomats announced formal ratification of two treaties key to open door policy and customs revenue reform in China. Representatives of seven powers and the United States confirmed the move in the State Department reception room. The customs conference will set times and mechanics for adjusting China’s duties toward a seven to ten percent rate, with participation by China and the eight signatories.
Mry M Morgan owner of the Red Mill cafe on Chestnut street protests the no left turn traffic rule at Fourth and Fifth streets with Chestnut. He warns he will take the matter to court if not modified claiming it deters tourists and harms his business. The rule had previously included Third and Chestnut but that corner was later removed.
Howard J. Clark of Des Moines told Story county farmers and settlers at a reunion that a national movement is aimed at relieving the wealthy of their government duties and increasing burdens on producers. He accuses eastern nurturers of driving higher freight rates and undoing the inheritance tax while reducing surtaxes on large incomes as part of a scheme.
The Sentinel Record notes opening of the new high between Hot Springs and Little Rock highlighting Robert A. Jones of Hot Springs, longtime commission chair, as a key local figure. It traces his lineage to A C Janes and the late A A McWaid, mentioning Mrs Reed Love and A Me Waid as relatives and noting civic leadership in the city.
Word of the death of Rev. Chas. Thomas, longtime pastor of Buck Creek and Winta My B churches, was reported from a Des Moines hospital. The notice offered no further details.
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