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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

7

Local Briefs From Home and Nearby Events

Local notes report residents returning from visits and travels in Burlington Now England and Milford. Notables include Elizabeth Cloak returning to Omaha and C F Thompson visiting relatives in Wales five weeks. Also excerpts mention theater ads, vacations, synod meetings, and a surgery in Atlantic. Funeral, lawsuits, and moving notices appear among community updates with several names and addresses.

England C. F. Thompson Maple Street Wales Mass

Guilty Plea Ties For Two Robbery Suspects

SIOUX CITY K W Hodgis 24 and Frank Nelson 22 both of Bartlesville Oklahoma were sentenced to 25 years each at Anamosa for a taxi theft and robbery of Hert Bolinger in Lemars. Bolinger leaped from the moving cab after being held at gunpoint and alerted authorities leading to quick arrests.

Sioux City K. W. Hodgis Frank Nelson Bartlesville Okla State Reformatory Anamosa Hert Bolinger Lemars Taway Bolinger

Evolution fashion notes and court mention for James Whitings Tennessee

A fragment notes fashion or design update involving James Whitings of Tennessee and mentions a federal court action. The readable text hints at plant or work related items and insurance context but details are unclear.

James Robert Whltings Tenn Bigj Ficren

Named for Monarch Louisiana Name Origins in 1082

The name now borne by the state of Louisiana was applied in 1082 by La Salle to the entire country watered by the Mississippi, honoring Louis ALV, who was king of France at that time.

Lousiana la Salle Mississippi Lousa Alv France

Backward Birds and the Canaries

Little Dorothy and her mother at home notice two bright green canaries in a cage. Dorothy asks aloud if the birds are ripe, showing a child’s curious misreading of the birds’ age or state during a tea outing with her mother.

Dorothy

Radio Programs Chronicle for Thursday August 20

Radio listings detail evening schedules across stations WEAF Othe artists WBZ WRE WEG and more with orchestras bands concerts lectures and notices from New York Atlantic City Detroit Chicago and beyond. The compiled guide notes time slots for Waldorf Astoria performances Vanderbilt Orchestra and other ensembles along with weather signals markets sports and radio theater across multiple markets.

Wiz New York Ted Mac Vanderbilt Hoi Meeeee Koettal Almine Way Bercbes Jacques-deece'viatchestre Way Freydia Hich BoHerberk Mustards Buritow Taras Atlantic Crry—Ceas Uresca Haseball Mcoposkinas & Farmer Kdea Symphony Nazarece LaMarca Enor Onwe the Willows Wear Pitthrough Willan Penn Midnite

Farm Prospects Are Good Now in Des Moines Report

August figures from O E Bradfute head of the American Farm Bureau Federation show brighter farm prospects. Marketing of farm products is rising with generally higher prices than last year. Projected crop year income may exceed 10.5 billion dollars, while the crop year ending June 30 1925 yielded 10.835 billion in cash. Livestock producers enjoy solid prices with fewer hogs but higher incomes and rising cattle prices.

Des Moines U. P O. E. Bradfute American Farm Bureau Federation Bradfute Farm Bureau

Heacock Plea Ends Attack Case on Reed in Centerville

Walter Heacock pleaded guilty in justice court and was fined 20 dollars plus costs for an attack on Rev. Glenn Reed, editor of the Cincinnati Review, after Reed tried to collect an advertising bill for a rodeo. Reed’s face was badly lacerated in Centerville.

Centerville INS Walter Heacock Glenn Reed Cincinnati Review Heacock Justice Court Reed Henggek

Maida Little Late But Finally Lands

AEF soldiers missing mail items receive wraps of keepsakes from American France including money, jewelry, grooming sets, a teddy bear, pipes, and a smoking jacket. Dead letter officers will attempt to locate owners. if unsuccessful, items will be sold.

Washington,d. C France Trom

First Case of Surgery Brings Irony to Patient

In a humorous quip from the American Legion Weekly, Da Slashem laments a misfortune after a doctor casts a man's leg only to learn the patient is a plasterer who performs the work himself and charges $7.50, highlighting a comic clash between medical and tradesmen.

Young da Slashem American Legion Weekly

Steck's Lead Grows in Recount for Luwa Senate Race

In Washington on August 19, Daniel F. Steck Democrat widened his margin over Senator Smith W. Brookhart in the Luwa contest. The recount across 4% counties gave Steck 235,710 to Brookhart 229,947, with 4,490 votes challenged—4,008 Brookhart and 12,? Steck.

Washington INS Daniel F. Steck Smith W. Brookhart Luwa Brookhart Steck Brockhart

Free Avenue Miles Long Japan Tournee

A fragmented OCR note mentions a series of trees and a route length in miles. It references Nikko and a person named Nate in a cryptic context. The readable portion hints at travel or an exhibition across a Japanese avenue, but details are unclear.

Japan Nikko Ty Nate

Stop Look and Listen as Train Safety Warning, or Not

A cynical old line from the Boston Transcript notes that Stop Look and Listen may guide train safety but warns that stopping to gaze at a pretty woman could lead to danger later on. The remark analogizes caution with personal risk.

Boston Transcript

Methodist W H M S Meeting Set At Local Church

The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the church. Mrs. Fouts will lead the lesson on Methods. Also noted are social events and engagements including a slumber party for Miss Clara Rasmussen of Audubon, a reunion plans for the Steele family, and a wedding of Miss Zora Stewart to Wallace C. Bullock set for September 25 in Chariton. A large community picnic near the city entertained 135 people with meals, games, and contests. Franklin Farm Bureau members discussed next year's projects and seed corn selection at a Norway Shoal meeting.

Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Fouts Virginia Phares Mayle Street Clara Rasmussen Audubon Zora Stewart Wallace’ C. Bullock Wayne Bullock Bullock Store Charpston Clarence Pellet Franklin Farm Bureau Franklin Township Maurice

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Elizabeth Cloak Omaha G. Fisher Poplar Street From Burlington William C. Moore Orl Grulke Bert Pellett Cheathot Street Virginia George H. M. Boorman Atlantic National Bank Milford Vialting Fred Schoening Clinton Lena Diericks MuScatine William Kreger Walnut Street Lyric Theater Gumberland E. Nichols Colorado Nicola Harding H. M. Hansen Locusttreet Marion, C President Harding Dacighter M. L. Gordon Iowa M. C. Dickson Missouri Synod J. H. Lindeayer Conference of Lutheran Churches of the Missouri Synod Hampton E. C. Schelm Jocal E. G. Owens Atlantic Harlan Jas. Perkins Hazel Street Atlantic Hospital Love City O. O. Conley J.W. Cuykendall The Atlantic Canning Company Fremont Neb Bernhard Eilts Peace Evangelical’ Cfutitch Seventh Walnut Streets G. A. Henge Atlantic Cemetery Mandy A. Haxster District Court Jinterest Alice Trainer M. Boorman Morrow Stier Grocery Company A.V Agnes - Jessen E. M. Willard Anid Billy Brown Stuart Billy Mr. Isked Everett True Condo Atte United Proas WEAF Othere Artisity Orcher Tm WRE WOY WBZ Marine Band WEG Jevers’ Hanquet Waldorf-Autaria Orchestra Og PB Mi—Radio Artiste& Orchestra Mi—Jun Knevbta Vinccant Lopez Eer Elwesey Buffali WCTS M.—Jae Kuresie Ontrr Migens Ordinarra Oe la Toront Ate Tn —Aun Woo Romany TeParsi Were Tame Bea Hae Grace Merricans Wea Detron Coldkette Detroit Dethol Goldkette Blue Roar Tawib Clevelas Statler M.—Francoe Studio Praca Ae Cencinmnatia Bextra Vazuu P. Doherty Meinty Haya WLW Sacer Orcheatrs Cincinnati Muy Bom Jromo CSKW Winkipeg Lune Wyregrama Kechiert Rubwon WCCO Uyaan B.-L Ibeta WCBL ZIUGN Celec Ua Seslutata WHAL LON Iille Joe-oo Wik Porta Sbutt K MU Redeery Druyran Kamnas City Omana Muse Itnanedes Ucheatra Aeracu KOA Denver Sundey Yuu P.M Mamir Combale KGQ Oakland KGU Jubnsui KBJ Los Angeles Childress Barnetta Orchestra KFKY KSI KFAB WSUL Wuad CNRE Mtallion Imanagermente Maida Tyte BY Taylor Tuai Wm. Steele Louis Steele Harold Weaver Be Viginity Nur Morris Steele Dorothy O'Donnoghue Storm Lake W. Care Martin Pridee Popelar Street Garden Flower Bentley Chariton Big State Canton M Louis Gamble Hermann Gamble Howard Helen
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