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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
7
A Rotarian note details past meetings and the upcoming Christmas party on December 24 at Chestnut Street. It highlights a prize for a county project, the card-studying exercise and intergroup visits, plus reflections on Rotary’s growth and international reach.
Five county supervisors met in Red Oak to discuss mutual county affairs including labor costs and materials. They noted similar overall costs, with Potawatomi showing the highest wages and Shelby invited the next gathering to be held in Shelby in April.
United Press compiles a dense Monday schedule of radio programs across stations from Calgary to Atlantic cities. The listing highlights tale programs, orchestras, dinner concerts, children's stories, weather, and community shows with many call signs and frequencies, reflecting a sprawling network and varied content.
Atlantic High School debaters will meet Audubon High School in a dual practice debate at a local high school next Tuesday. The affirmative team will argue for government coal mine ownership while the negative opposes. Debaters trained with input from the Atlantic public and high school libraries, marking a revived school debating effort after years.
A fragmentary note mentions upcoming debates in the state series Polb, with unclear timing and context. The text provides no clear dates, participants, or locations, leaving the item as an unreadable snippet about a planned discussion event.
Fragmentary lines reference Vermont and Maine, names like Dunham and Tunham appear amid garbled phrases about a fiddling contest and a president. Mentions of Henry Ford and dancing girls suggest a local era event but details are unclear and several phrases are illegible.
Local news items note a funeral for Mrs. Cura Reagh at a local church with interment in Atlantic cemetery, and a city in warm weather with light rain. Other items mention a law student visiting for holidays, a district court convening Monday, a Christmas seal tag day, and notices about road signs at Brushy Point. Carl O. Carsen, formerly a local man, is directing a program from KAQ in Denver. Mrs. Bramsey of Monona County Iowa died aged seventy four with eleven children and a husband surviving.
Wesley Iowa December 10 prominent local figure Julian Kung warns farmers to hold corn until next summer citing anticipated market movement and price reductions. He notes a 0 cent offer for July corn and a recent market shift, while detailing his own grain elevator business and lack of farms.
E Uviken of Melville township shipped three carloads of cattle to Chicago and earned a tidy sum, noting short-term feeding can be more profitable. Forty-seven head averaged around seventy pounds more than heavier weights, with Omaha prices near $5.50 per hundredweight.
A fragmented item notes veteran funeral director B. Osborne, described as a prominent man, discussing sourcing for a Chi project. He claims ingredients come from many places including Cuba, Brazil, Michigan, the South, and the Tropics, with only some items sourced locally.
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