Atlantic News Telegraph Classified Rates and Notices
The notice lists advertising and subscription rates for the Atlantic News Telegraph, with details for carrier and mail options, including Canada and U S outside Iowa. A reader service note urges subscribers to call for evening delivery and to use the correct contact number.
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Christmas Fund Appeals Prompt City Generosity
The News-Telegraph urges annual Christmas fund contributions from residents to aid the unfortunate, citing Judge Horace Stearns of the Philadelphia Ledger on calculating a donation. Readers are asked to reflect on gratitude and give generously to support those in need during Christmas.
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Community clubs and gatherings fill December agenda
Anita L. C. Celab members hosted a bridge session with a two course lunch. P T A Council plans a four o'clock meeting at the council chamber. Embroidery club met at Mrs. Payne’s in South Elliott. Congregational Sunday school group hosted games and lunch for baggar and grab bag prep. Loyal Temperance Legion to meet Wednesday at M. E. church. Franklin township ladies hold a fireless cooker demonstration next Friday. Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid held a Christmas toy drive and Scouts prepare deliveries for Christmas Eve. T N T Club and M C P Club held Christmas themed meetings at local homes and library. Royal Lodge plans a Christmas grab bag and program at the L O Hall. White Springs to present a Christmas program.
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Nora Campbell
Ea Biggs
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H. KE. Campbell
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Local Briefs Highlight Homecomings and Civic Oddities
Local items note E T Shannon home from a Des Moines business trip and J N Jones signaling 1926 auto registration nearing seven hundred. Mrs C P Bell and son depart for Long Beach Calif after weeks with her parents. S A Brown returns from Chicago funeral. city strings colored lights for Christmas. A blind street singer draws crowds. Green Bay Lumber yard annual inventory under Finkbiges and Dirk Britten. Cumberland residents re-enroll in telegraph courses. local Masons elect officers. Elizabeth Rudolph improves after auto accident. Rosemary Goff in serious brain inflammation. Drs Smith Swords host Dr May Delaney from Davenport as Palmer School chiropractors assist.
Rotary club meeting highlights and talks in Calumet
The Calumet Rotary Club held its regular meeting with Rustis as chairman guiding the program. Sam Childs spoke on Rotary International, Jno Steffens discussed the finances and aims of Rotary, and other members including Lioys Burns Tra Welch and Billy Williams shared views on club improvement. District Judge J S Dowell attended as a guest and gave a brief talk. The board of directors met briefly afterward.
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Teacher Accused in Washta Murder Case
Miss Gertrude Weaver, an 18 year old rural teacher, is accused of complicity in the murder of Morris Hardy. Edward Flkinger suitor is also named in the case as Weaver asserts she will reveal truths in court. Sheriff believes Flkinger involved for revenge against her testimony.
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Edward Fli¢kinger
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Cumberland Farmer Plans Move to Town
Cumberland, December. Special to News Telegraph George Perry, a well known farmer, will hold a closing out sale soon and move to Cumberland to live.
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Cumberland, ‘In
George Perry
Local Doctor Birney Seriously Ill at Home
Special to News Telegraph. Detective Jobin reports that well known local physician Birney, who has been ailing for three months, is very seriously ill at his home.
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