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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1925

Page

5

Atlantic City of Iowa Promotes Local Trade Hub

The piece extols Atlantic Iowa as the regional trading center, detailing its reputation, infrastructure, and wide merchant offerings. It argues residents and outsiders should trade locally, highlighting available goods from dry goods to auto supplies, utilities, services, and twelve or more sectors.

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Atlantic Prices Promise Better Deals for Shoppers

Atlantic retailers urge buyers to visit them for lower prices on the articles and services they want. They claim their stores offer natural trading advantages and miles of value, inviting customers to compare and confirm the savings.

Atlantic

Tub woman electrocuted when heater wire drops in bath

Council Bluffs Ia Dec 9 Edith B Fox 28 was killed when an electric heater wire pulled from its socket fell into the bathtub where she was bathing late Tuesday night. The shock occurred almost instantly according to initial reports from authorities.

Bath Council Bluffs Edith B. Fox

Weather unsettled with changes overnight and beyond

The forecast notes a somewhat unsettled pattern with a change expected tonight and into the near term. Forecasters indicate variable skies, possible showers, and moderating temperatures as systems drift through the region. Cross-border alerts remain unlikely but travelers should plan for intermittent rain.

Exira Man Heads to California for Spending Spree

Special to News Telegram reports Exira resident George Van Kernath set Tuesday for California to spend and then return to Iowa by spring. The trip was partly delayed by war, with expectations he would be joined by a companion. Readies shipment of cattle as Claire Robinson ships a Shorthorn calf to Perry for the Perry show herd.

EXIRA Bec. 9 News-Telegraph George van ‘Kernath Lott California Towa Fe Gilinnie Claire Robinson Perry OS Brown Sanj-Lamont Ithel

Bank At Bentley Robbed by Two Men

Two men robbed the Bank at Bentley taking about four hundred dollars. They entered with drawn guns, forced cashiers and tellers to surrender currency, and fled in a Ford roadster with a rear number hidden. Descriptions note one six feet tall and the other about five six, wearing a red sweat and a feather jacket. Authorities in Pottawattamie and nearby counties were alerted, with the escape westward reported.

Tug Heber Ford Daxter McClulland Pottawattamie County Shovite Meee Cass County Aey “Atderson Sehne Waest Nebraska Bentley Troon

Cass Medics Elect Officers at Meeting

rarity Med society special meeting for election of officers and payment of dues at the Masonic temple today. The following officers were elected: president, Dy. at Chisholm. Griswold. treasurer, Dr. Wiota. Dr. R.A. Becker. delegate to Alto Tosa State Medical Society, Clark, alternate. The next meeting to be held in Des Moines next May.

Masonic Temple Chisholm Griswold Jy R. A. “Becker Wiota R.A. Berker

Financial Worries Trigger Double Tragedy

In Dunlap Louisiana F W Curtis president of a local bank ended his life after revolver remains found. The note cites despair over the bank’s failure and his role in fostering it. In Des Moines Harry Ih 48 turnkey killed himself after a night of worry over finances leaving his wife distressed.

Dunlap F. W. Curtis Dunlap State Bank Curtis Brown Des Moines Dec Harry Ih Iis Ian

Former resident boosts Christmas fund here today

A letter from naturalist and writer Frank Pelletty urges support for a local Christmas fund. The message, received by the Newar Telegraph, asks residents to donate to ensure every stocking is filled. Eustis and Berg plan to distribute aid, with Mrs. Eustis managing the western district distribution. The notice notes ongoing fundraising and asks the public to contribute promptly to help local families this Christmas season.

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Varying Smudged Report On Lutheran Church Break In

A garbled excerpt describes a theft at a Lutheran church, mentioning missing contents and a corner area. The text references years and personnel but readable specifics are scarce. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible from the fragment.

Massena Sunday School Christmas Tree Event

A Massena Sunday School plans a Christmas tree program with a community focus. The details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the event is described as a holiday gathering featuring youth and families, with participation by local leaders.

Massena Sunday School

EFER Community Club Action Delayed By Meeting Absence

Fragmented notes show the Efer Community Club delaying action until a later date after a sparsely attended meeting. Secretary A. Greater Adlan chaired the session with committee members Britton Greenleaf Hanmer Sowden Gillette Marshall Beeker and Cuyken noted as absent. The report lists plans for future measures and mentions a Detroit trip and a Delaware visit by a local figure returning home around the 12th.

Hice Phesster Eam Ks deliFor Pitt Greater Adlan Raat Oof W. S. Green- Jeaf Timmites Vanmittes Absones Alor Britton Whyy Messrs Britton Greenleaf Wi U. Hanmer L. G. Sowden A. A. Gil Jlette S.J. Marshall PF. J. Beeker

State's Greatest Crop Worth Less Than Poorest One

Iowa's harvest report shows corn production at 30 000 000 bushels, with prices averaging 6.0 cents per bushel, making total value uncertain. The agriculture survey notes that the greatest crop in history is worth no more than the poorest in fifty years, amid warnings of market and livestock feed impacts and possible price volatility.

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