Farm Loans at 6 4 1 2 Percent Now Available
Wood & Saver of Atlantic Iowa announces farm loans at 64 1 2 percent. Call and inquire for terms and details.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
6
Wood & Saver of Atlantic Iowa announces farm loans at 64 1 2 percent. Call and inquire for terms and details.
The county convention of the W C T U will be held at the Congregational church in this city tomorrow. Morning program includes opening hymn Nearer My God to Thee, devotions by Rev A S Bailey, reports by union presidents, and a luncheon. Afternoon session begins 1 30 with remarks by Mrs Marquette, attorney Willard, and others.
The 16th triennial convention of the Deaf Association opened in Cedar Rapids announcing a four day session. Speakers include Mayor Ball, W. R. Boyd, Judge Powell, CW Osterberg, Schayler Long, and B A Grover among others from education boards and deaf institutes. The program emphasizes sign language and deaf access to discussion.
The Justice of the Peace G. Re. Pennell court in Fulton yesterday heard P. W. Pigsley sue for damages against Ralph Hammond, a local dairyman. The plaintiff claimed horses belonging to the defendant caused a collision at Buck Creek bridge on West Sixth Street last March. The court awarded $24.75 to Pigsley. Attorney Tom C. Smith represented Pigsley and Clovis Swan and Martin defended Hammond.
A large crowd is expected as U.S. Senator Brookhart addresses the Lewis meeting alongside local figures. Reports from the News Telegraph note a huge turnout in the former county seat with three thousand plus in attendance, including Reynolds and Frank B. Hallagan.
Anita Aug 2 Special to News Telegraphs Geo W Boatright of Stuart visits Anita with his wife Sister Nannie. They were longtime residents and Shell. George served over forty five years with the Rock Island System and plans retirement soon. The visit rekindled memories of the town and old neighbors who valued their service and friendship.
Oakland police hunt a so called scientific murderer after fragments of a young woman’s body are found in marshes near Bleerrito. Mrs J J Loren is missing and partially identified by relatives. dentist Dr L T Corwin links jaw fragment to her, but positive ID awaits upper teeth. Criminologist E O Teinrichs helped shape the era’s famous case.
A temporary injunction sought by C. E. Robinson, lessee, to stop Flond Green, a Wiota merchant, from moving shelving and counters from lot 8, block 6, faces the court action. Dalton & Knopf represent the plaintiff in this building fixtures case.
The district attorney's office announced a postponed preliminary hearing for Carl Maggot and Al Hurquerqee Clilar on murder charges related to a voting dispute. John B. Lasseter's case was delayed to September due to injuries Magee sustained in a fight with former District A J. Leahy, blocking Magee from travel.
Real estate transfers recorded including Ross M Cos and others to William F Marxen for 18-TH-3BR and 31.82 acres in section 2R-76-37 for 27000 dollars. D E Bowen to Stella M Kitoling for W 77-35 north to north west 2n nw i 12000 dollars. Martin Holt noted in transfers.
Dare's Mentha Pepsin promises a money back guarantee if it does not relieve gas fullness heartburn and post meal distress. The elixir allegedly provides instant relief and, with regular use, strengthens a weak stomach and promotes a healthier form.
Chicago August 20 Victor Fremont Lawson revealed his will naming the Illinois Merchants Trust Company as executor and manager of all properties. About three quarters of the estate is left to carefully chosen benevolent enterprises. The will states that the profits of the Chicago Daily News will be devoted to benevolent purposes. The present management and policy of the Daily News is noted.
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