Demonstrator Cylinder Type Copper Tub Vacuum Cam
A compact note lists a cylinder type copper tub and a vacuum cam with reference to a deviotist Patac and a demonstrator.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1925
Page
6
A compact note lists a cylinder type copper tub and a vacuum cam with reference to a deviotist Patac and a demonstrator.
Leaders from corn belt farm groups convene in Dec. 21 session to draft a national relief plan addressing crop surplus. Richeson of the National Farm Bureau and Chas I. of Iowa lead discussions with Minnesota and neighboring states to set policy. Tomorrow’s talks expected open to the public with council recommendations.
Word received from Casper Wyoming reports Mrs Nellie Bartlett a well known former Exira resident and pioneer of the community is seriously ill with heart trouble. She is the widow of Charles Bartlett who died about August and formerly Nellie Dodge a member of a prominent local family has a sister and brother in Exira.
Royal collapse unfolds as Dee 2bing Ali of Todjaz abdicates, fleeing to Irak amid Nejd Hedjaz conflict. Mecca fell under Wahabi control after King Hussein’s abdication. Ali assumes throne, while Jeddah and Hedjaz throne pass to Saud. Cedar Rapids notes retirement of J M Rider after 20 years with Northwestern Bell.
A garbled report mentions Hancock schools and accreditations. Names and dates are unclear, but the item suggests a review or potential accreditation for local schools.
Sehird Henderson, 65, a Rough Rider and frequent Roosevelt correspondent, was found murdered beside a highway near Miami Arizona. His body showed broken legs and a split head as more than sixty relatives searched for the killer.
Iowa's governor John Hammill sent a five pound carton of corn sugar to himself and other governors as a Christmas gesture. The note cites Penick & Ford of Cedar Rapids as manufacturers and describes a 3% contribution to a campaign to remove restrictions on the product by the department of agriculture, aiming to boost corn demand.
Audubon County reports Raymond Jayne awarded a college scholarship with William Byte named alternate. The notice notes a local family, including Mrs Amt-3trate, and references Warne’s store pricing, though details are fragmented.
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