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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
7
Local brief notes report a city youth dance at Walnut, crowd turnout for the Sella Floto circus in Red Oak, a new baby born to Ralph J. Curry and wife, and several residents visiting relatives in Omaha and Kansas City. Additional items cover a park concert crowd, road meeting plans, and various local visits and travel plans.
Readable gaps list many radio programs and orchestra lines across cities from New York to San Francisco on Saturday August 15 with varied times and networks. Includes Nathan Abas Orchestra, Antone Orchestra, Marye Vanes Orchentra, and Philharmony, plus weather notes and a mix of concerts and church services.
The bran new flavor Allanson will be promoted in a Sunday night radio show between seven and eight from station WTAF Elgin. Mex Ruth plans several vocal numbers with her sister joining one piece. Gene Daughenbaugh, manager of Cities Service at 300 Walnut Street, reports the burglary last week yielded 92 dollars rather than 60. Checks were found on the street and recovered. no arrests yet in the case.
Miss Leuta Thiele submitted to the removal of her tonsils at the Atlantic hospital today.
In Los Angeles Charles Z Stevens and Claude A Holcombe were found guilty of plotting the kidnapping of film star Mary Pickford. Adrian J Wood was acquitted. Jury deliberated four hours and 46 minutes before verdict. Sentences set to be announced tomorrow with ten years to life in San Quentin.
Des Moines August 14. Livestock show entrants fill rings as exhibitors from many regions display cattle hogs and sheep. Officials report steady judging and high turnout with community interest growing in agricultural events.
Secretary Corey reported no fewer than seven thousand head of purebred livestock entered. Fifty four counties contributed teams in boys and girls demonstration work with farm bureau project contests drawing 3 percent and a thousand boys competing. Each day sharpens expectations for breaking attendance records this year.
Multiple local groups held events yesterday including Elks Ladies at the club house on Vapiar and Fifth streets with large attendance. Evangelical Women gathered at 602 Elm Street hosted by Fred Martens, Henry Meyer, and Herman Poch. Lincoln Farm Bureau met with Dr F Coupe addressing. features included pictures and a quartet. N R Kensington social at Mrs Ernest Baron’s home drew many members. S N C club hosted fried chicken picnic at Sunnyside park with reorganized membership. Washington Workers met August 13 at Miss Jouds Winston home with crafts and refreshments provided.
Fragmentary report lists cotton and imports exports with figures and dates. Mentions public storage, establishments, and July activity but OCR errors obscure key details and entities.
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