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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1925

Page

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Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Listed

Subscription rates appear for carrier and mail delivery in various regions. Rates include one month fifty cents, six months two dollars seventy five, one year five dollars, and international prices for Canada and the U S. Readers are advised to call 504 W before seven o clock to arrange evening delivery for Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers.

Canada U. S Iowa Towa Cass Counies Atlantic News- Telegraph News-Telegraph

A Life Well Lived In Anita Fifty Years In Town

Mrs Flavia C Hook of Anita celebrates eighty fifth birthday and fifty years living in Anita and vicinity. Her husband died last year. they arrived forty eight years ago with a son Charles an insurance official at Cedar Rapids and daughter Vera at home. The town remembers them warmly and the writer congratulates their long life and happiness.

Flavia C. Hook Anita Legion Flavia Hook Fife Charles Cedar Rapids Vera Nevis-Telegraph

President endorses income tax bill in bipartisan committee report

President Coolidge endorses the income tax bill prepared by the Ways and Means Committee. Green of this district chaired the committee and urged adoption, noting near nonpartisan cooperation among Republicans and Democrats. He praises the bill’s framing and hopes Congress will enact it with minimal political maneuvering.

Coolidge Cohgress Cunpye Man Green Congress Avill O Re Green Pelpitiz

Pedestrian education course opens in Washington

NEA Service writer Charles P. Stewart reports the Washington traffic education program for pedestrians is compulsory with fines up to 300 dollars for misbehavior. Principal Eldridge, the traffic director, pressed DC commissioners to adopt the course, which features a squad of officers teaching street-crossing, signals, and safe pedestrian habits through oral instruction and practical demonstrations.

Charles P. Stewart NEA Ashington Rof Eldridge District of Columbia Wuaney

Notable Congressman Greta Faces Skyrocketing Support

The passage praises a long-serving congressman, detailing backing from a New York City bank and other interests seeking favors. It lauds his conscientious conduct, efficiency as chairman of a key House committee, and stature to deter challengers in the district while signaling a lingering bid for renomination.

Terest New York City House Greta

Out of the Mud 1928 Iowa highway plan endorsed

Des Moines reports state highway commission and Governor Hammill back a sweeping 1928 program. Five east and five broad north and south routes will be built at 28 million dollars, funded from highway funds and a four million cushion, with counties issuing bonds if needed. Officials claim towns will be out of the mud by year’s end without new taxes, a boon for Iowa motorists and readers.

Des Moines State Highway Commission John Hammill Highway Commission Towa

Penny Postage Aids Suffering Souls In 1925 Letter Drive

A fragmentary 1925 plea from George Matthew copies Adams urges readers to continue sending help to the needy through mailed donations. The text laments fake appeals but stresses sending money and food to those in distress, mentioning widows, bakers, and distant recipients like Doe and Jenny.

Bone Howe Rex Enin D “Doe Jenny Keekuls George Matthew Adams

Wisconsin hunter crawls two miles for help after fence breach

A hunter in Wisconsin allegedly breached a fence with a shotgun tucked under his arm and crawled two miles to seek assistance. The report notes the unusual escape route and calls into question how such actions relate to crossing enemy lines and resuming trench warfare tactics in Europe.

Wisconsin

Imported Judge Miller Sits In Des Moines For Court

Federal Judge Miller, an imported official from South Dakota, arrives in Des Moines to preside over this term’s court. The article notes harsh sentences for bootleggers who shipped a carload of liquor into Des Moines, and speculates on political maneuvering around Senator Brookhart and the Steck contest. It mentions junior senators, potential nominations, and a wartime anecdote about two generals in Washington.

Miller Des Moines South Dakota Brookhart Senate Mncmiaton Statenen Steck

Medium in London Exhibits Spirit Pictures

An item notes a London medium displaying portraits claimed to be spirits. The imagery is described as not very good, offering only what the medium presents. Copyright notice indicates 1926 NEA Service, Inc.

London Nea*service, Inc

Iowa wets may be playing possum says Iowa days

Des Moines reports lax bootlegging operations may signal a coming crackdown by prohibition enforcers. SP McNaught, Iowa Anti Salant league head, warned that any push by wets to attack will be met with intensified city and state countermeasures. He noted a recent unusual decline in violations but urged vigilance against a possible rally to restore prohibition. Waterloo post plans a winter employment bureau for former service members, mess and others, announced by Adjutant Gerald Hlyton.

Des Moines Iowa SP. McNaught Towa -Anti- Salant League Towa Ode Waterloo Qeaker-Chapman - Post American Legion Gerald Llyton

Cost of Iowa State College exceeds four million yearly

Des Moines December 12. Iowa State College Ames accounting shows for the year ending June 30 1025 receipts 3 062 000 and disbursements 4 258 083 67. Budget director Hogue notes two million for salaries and lists administration library work extension and non collegiate costs. Receipts from state government tuition and other income total 3 962 67K 04 with a book entry not cash on hand.

Des Moines Towa State College Ames Br. L Hogue Asert Sumner Sessions Goth Abe

Free Thinker Stays On Program Despite Local Protest

Iowa City December 12 Sherwood Anderson author of Many Marriages remains on the Sat ray Tanch club program for December 12 despite opposition from critics. The Lunch club formed by University of Iowa students and professors faced criticism over his writings and potential lectures, with several local figures urging removal.

Iowa City Sherwood Anderson Satray Tanch University of Sopa Sot

Great Lakes Naval Depot to remain key training station

Orders from the Navy Department confirm Great Lakes naval training station near Chicago as a major depots site. Captain John J. Wines announced that recruits from the Middle Western and Pacific Coast states will train there, replacing the San Diego station and settling rumors of abandonment.

Chicago Great Lakes Naval Training Station Navy Department Middle Western Pacific Coast States Great Lake Jon San Diego Calif Hines

Weather Bulletin Forecasts Severe Storms Across Northern Hemisphere

Washington reports a December cold wave crossing the continent followed by a warm spell. Severe storms and blizzards are forecast from December 12 to 18, especially near the Great Lakes and northern United States, with heavy precipitation along the southern and eastern coasts.

Washington Great Lakes Snartheagt Fern States North America Europe Inilian Ncean Canada United States Great Lal Ward

Baptists of Iowa to Hold Meeting in Des Moines

Des Moines hosts a special conference of the Iowa Baptist convention during Christmas holidays with about 150 attendees last year and a larger crowd expected this year. Four national leaders will speak including William F. E. Chalmers P W Serrigo Dr John A. Eacl and Dr Ro A Penrose plus Dr John W. Million of Des Moines University.

A. Des 2Nd Baptist Des Moines G. P. Mitchell Iowa Baptist “Convention Des Moines University Mitchell William FE. Chalmers Philadelphia Amean Baptist Publication Society P. WH. Serrigo New York American “Baptist Foreign

Iowa Teachers Meet Calendar Set For Spring Divisions

The Iowa State Teachers Association announced dates for seven divisional conventions across the state. Northwest Sioux City hosts March 25 26 27. North Central Ft Dodge March 26 27 28. Northeast West Burlington April 1 2. Southeast Ottumwa April 1 2. South Central Red Oak April 1 2 3. Southwest Council Bluffs April 1 2. Central Des Moines April 1 2.

Des Voines Iowa State Teachers Association Teachers Association Northwest Sioux City Ft. Dodge West Waterloo Ottumwn Red Oak Cornell Bluffs Des Moines

Real Estate Transfers Detail Recorded

RRR OO John W Donohoe to Earl Beegh single dwelling 70 foot West block 30 Ad 100 ate Ferush AL Pigsley to C MM id fr 92 nwa 214-05 price 1.00 ate.

John W. Donohoe Earl Beegh

Tarry Sanatorium Adds To Its Staff

Omaila December 12. Announcement by Dr. H R Tarry sanitarian Peters reveals an upcoming addition to the staff of the Tarry Sanatorium. The institution, with a national reputation for mild treatment of rectal diseases, plans to enlarge its staff and welcomes a New York physician with special training.

Omaila de. H.R. Tarry Sanitarian Peters “Tyust Buh Marly Anther Sip Urhan Nebraska Larry Samberium Table Andes Te Jura Ites Taff Fea New York Rick Stnuilims Torry

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