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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
6
Robert W. Thompson argues that true spiritual liberty comes through Christ, not law. He contrasts freedom from sin with libertine license, urges service driven by grace, and notes liberty must be exercised within law, supporting prohibition as necessary for public welfare.
Local churches announce Sunday worship and Sunday school times across Peace Evangelical First Baptist Zion Lutheran Danish and other parishes. Services include morning and evening preaching, prayer meetings, communion, and joint events with Methodists. Epworth League at 7 pm and annual conference lay delegate elections upcoming.
Funeral services planned for Traer marshal Frank Mommer after he died from a gunshot wound inflicted when he surprised a robber at a safe in Traer. Officials sought the gunman, described as a 35 year old dope addict, last seen in town. reports tell of a stranger in a box car and a medical office incident.
The piece traces Ottawa’s origins as Bytown founded in 1827 by Colonel By, renamed Ottawa in 1854, and selected as the Dominion capital by royal decision a few years later. It notes the 1866 ratification and Parliament building era, plus a brief editor’s aside on constitutional figures linked to the Virginia Plan and 1787 convention.
Sealed bids are invited by the Atlantic Independent School District Board of Directors at 7 30 p m August 24 for four hundred forty tons of coal or its equivalent to be delivered to school buildings. Deliveries scheduled as 80 tons by September 15 eighty tons October 1 eighty tons December 15 1925 and eighty tons February 1 1926. The board may reject any or all bids. Ruby A Kirk Secretary.
A platform dance will be held eight miles north of Atlantic on Olive Street Road this Saturday night August 15 with music by Victor’s Dance Orchestra. Admission price not listed.
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