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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
8
A Massena School vaudeville event drew a large crowd with each class presenting acts and the best act awarded to the freshman class. Proceeds will fund school activities. The program featured music by a double quartet and the high school orchestra conducted by Mrs. W. D. Patterson, plus various numbers from the twenty-orchestra set.
The annual Bix Pour poultry show to be staged at the opera house in Adair will open Tuesday evening. Officials announce dates and events for the upcoming exhibition, inviting local residents to attend and view prize birds and related activities.
The Audubon school paper from Audubon IA reported its high school student publication entered competition at the sixth Iowa High School Press Association convention in Gilnell yesterday. Card of thanks thanks friends and neighbors and members of the community.
A Audubon youth faced charges after allegedly passing a $15 check and a $10 check for car machines and fibers. Reports say the man wrecked the vehicle in October and faced grand jury proceedings. Bond set at $1,500.
A local group staged a home talent production titled The Old Selects at the Vicory Holder Opera House last evening. The cast included Ada Ir, Ta Neu and a B Special company of splyers.
The Royal Neigh borah held its annual meeting in December voting in officers Dora Jahnke as president Ellie Austin as vice president Martidle Troupe as oracle Ollie Smith as chancellor Pearl Rohles as marshal Myrth Mbby as assistant marshal Merle hkiner as sentinels Ploy Enda Ebby as outer sentinel Mary Zike and Alin Ingram as minisurers Gertrude Huston named to roles.
Fragmented OCR lists names and events for a sale and notices. Mentions Auctioneers E S Brown and associates, properties in Maine, and a memorial service for Elks with a 2:30 PM gathering, urging full attendance. Includes various dates and scattered names such as Gibbons & Son and Ed Peterson.
An acrid critique from reformers and prohibition advocates targets President Coolidge and his administration over enforcement of the Prohibition Act. The report, drafted amid internal splits, calls for action while defending state enforcement and accusing the White House of ineptitude. Contention narrows to Mellon, the Treasury secretary, and public signs of governmental paralysis.
Roald John Axon, missing eight years, was declared dead by a district court after a July decision. A second jury reversed, refusing the $1,000 life insurance to his wife, amid questions about his status. Subscriptions notices and reader appeals follow in the notice column.
An analysis explains stock prices as driven by supply and demand and investor psychology. It notes booms linked to building and autos, with rents falling in some cities, and warns that a later price decline is possible as sellers outweigh buyers and panic ensues.
Tipton area residents along the Lincoln highway in Cedar County demand immediate paving. They argue the long delay due to two new grade crossings and a relocation plan two miles south of Mechanicsville, as the highway commission and Cedar county supervisors prepare to meet for potential relief. A Shenandoah baby story notes a record birth in the region.
Des Moines hosts a major poultry show with a large exhibit. The event aims to educate the public on flock management, breeding, and exhibition standards, highlighting methods and awards for top birds and teams.
In Des Moines on December 5 the Hammill delegation revealed work on a Nebraska bank guaranty law. Hammill, visiting Lincoln at Gov McMullen’s home, said a Nebraska lawyer would brief him in ten days on the law’s operation. The move follows a failed attempt to adopt the guarantee bill at the Legislature.
Fragmentary text mentions a person and titles with odd wording and possible misreads, offering no coherent event or attribution to summarize as a clear news item. No verifiable entities or context to define a proper summary.
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