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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
6
Chicago Great Western officials and Carroll County supervisors met to resolve a crossing dispute near Garrodd. The railroad will build a two span bridge with one and a half foot clearance at its own expense.
At Chicago International Livestock Exposition Harmer Kinga and peiicester owned shorthorn bulls drew praise as champions. Royal observers including a prince discussed bids while schools and farms displayed prizes. Nebraskan and Iowa teams earned top titles in cattle competition with grand champion steer named Mah Jang and notable grain entries referenced.
Centerville Indiana December 2 Mrs Charles Joseph pursues district court action claiming a common law marriage existed with Joseph and that he deserted her and their three children. Joseph argues no legal marriage occurred. Lawyers say the question is a novel point for the local courts.
Thanksgiving day in Anita and vicinity brought family reunions and big feeds at homes of Weigand, Stonebraker, and many neighbors. Local residents and visitors from Des Moines, Audubon, and Clinton shared meals, visits, and news of relatives, students, and farmers.
The text records visits and social events around Anita including Mrs Carrie Reynolds visiting Des Moines, Mrs Elyida Rasmus of Omaha staying for Thanksgiving, and James Morgan wintering in Florida. It notes Royal Neighbors meeting, a school program directed by Miss Morrison, and visits from Rose Martin and Margaret Lines. Several residents, including Mrs Caroline Smith and Miss Vena Smith, plan moves and stays in Atlantic. Hospital stays involve John Robson and Roger Chinn with procedures at Dr H E Campbell hospital.
Massena, Ja. Dec 2 special to News Telegraph reports Helen Higgins of Orient returning home after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Eblen. Lou Lea spent weekend at her mother Mrs A Harper home. Mrs Ry Sehwenke improving at home with new back porch. W W Slocum and family visited Orient friends Sunday. Elizabeth Bishop, guest at Orient, united to her home there. Methodist Ladies Aid held a successful bag jar dinner and supper Saturday. C Dei Witton attended the O R Hunt funeral at Atlantic Sunday.
London December 2 signature of the Lovarno treaties paves way for new negotiations with Germany on relaxing Versailles controls. Briand returns to France with German proposals that could aid French finances through Dawes bonds backed by railroads and possible early reparations payments. Germany seeks to reduce occupation forces and improve civilian life while proposing expanded civil aviation cooperation within Versailles limits. Allied leaders consider a German succession and cautious plans for future talks through diplomatic channels.
PRIMGITAR, Dec. 2. U P. report: Wolf, a near Iowa farmer, found a corn picker with a flower motor to drive the husking mechanism. He mounted the engine on the picker’s right side and connected it to the drive, enabling husking his entire crop. The setup lightens horse labor and allows operation in wet fields where traction-driven pickers fail.
Four Atlantic high school students visited Wiota high school in the forenoon on Tuesday. Visitors named include Beryl Campbell Bernice McFadden Mabel Thompson and Miss Brehmer. Also arriving soon are Nick Metz and his mother to spend the winter with relatives. Miss Irma Ulrich Thornton Iowa, returned with her sister for a short visit.
The state department of agriculture reports that an annual census of agriculture will be issued soon. The census is recognized as a necessity and will be available to every farmer in the state once copies reach the printer and die.
Des Moines dispatch reports a political statement by Bowman urging bankers to stand up and fight for farm relief. The text mentions a farm relief conference in Cr foo with candidate for nomination opposing Albert Caswine and references C. H. MacNider and Secretary Darcine in a skeptical tone about agricultural countermeasures.
A brief card expresses gratitude to friends who sent loving thoughts and flowers during the illness and passing of Frederick Ram. The message thanks supporters for kindness and support during a difficult time.
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