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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
7
The third annual Anderson family reunion drew ninety six members to Sunnyside park for a picnic dinner and afternoon of socializing. Attending families included four brothers and two sisters with several descendants from the vicinity.
The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs H Klopfpenburg 204 Linn Street Atlantic with Rev Deckmann Mrs Geo Brahms and others in attendance including Miss Anna Waldin Mrs Maria Paulsen Mr Ed Egren and Mrs Raymond Dinkler.
San Francisco August reports detail a Berkeley area manhunt and a burned Walnut Creek explosion. Clues trace to a Dallas contact, not matching Schwartz, as authorities seek location of the insured man linked to a complex hoax. Schultz family pursues legal action.
Senator M L Bowman of Waterloo urged the Monona County Farmers Union to weigh the purpose of a guarantee deposit bill in the 41st general assembly, arguing that banks should protect savers especially widows orphans and workers rather than merely hold funds. The speech followed the bill's defeat and framed a debate over banking safety and public trust.
Vernon, ex Anitsite and banker’s son, visits Anita friends. J Niles and wife in LaVista Place ill with colds but improving. Deputy revenue collector Fraser from Council Bluffs in city for official duties. Opal Engle of St Louis visits parents in Anita. Missionary Society meets at Congregational church. Dr J Vison and wife return from Yellowstone trip. Herbert couple back from Southola visit. Jesse McCaustland and wife leave for western trip. Scout Camp reviewed in Lewis. Rev Mack writes from Montana. Bigelow move to new Maple Street home. Young Undertaking and Young Furniture merge. Morgue and chapel facilities added at new site. Old Timers Picnic held at Hancock. rainfall noted near Storm Lake. Attachment seizes cafe fixtures. Voss-Lorenzen marriage. Bert Pellet to return to LaVista Place.
The Wiseler hog house near Wiota is cited by Harrison's Home Farmer as a model of cleanliness. Water on tap for flushing floors, a long rubber hose at hand, and a hydrant aid the flushing and cleaning. Cement feeding floors and wooden floors are kept scrupulously clean.
The Atlantic Independent School District increased next year’s tax levy by eight mills to a total of 62 mills from 54. Officials cite a prior surplus and reduced levy then as the reason. No objectors were recorded at the meeting or by the filing deadline.
At the Atlantic Hospital Mrs. Minnie Conrad, who was a patient there, has returned home.
For the Iowa state fair an all evening of grand opera is planned with world renowned singers. The oratorio Elijah will be presented Sunday evening August 30 with a large chorus and Clarence Whithill, leading baritone of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company, in the title role. Singers from the Metropolitan and Chicago Grand Opera companies will take other leading roles.
Des Moines reports that firing a superintendent cannot be based on politics or personal dislikes, says Chas F Pye of the Iowa state teachers association. He cites Dubuque and Glidden cases to show state law allows dismissal only for incompetence or neglect of duty.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a senator Bascom and a choker reference connected to a meeting. The readable text is limited and does not clearly define events, dates, or outcomes. Further context is needed to form a complete item with named entities and concrete facts.
In Lancaster, Pa., the Tilted States produced flintlock firearms widely used during the colonial era as settlers expanded into Pennsylvania. The article notes their craftsmanship and extensive battlefield use among early colonial conflicts and frontier skirmishes.
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