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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented wire copy from Rome reports multiple casualty incidents including three die in a location named Hl a OKMUELGEN and a blaze burning seven dren at a Moraine. The dispatch mentions political defections, a Moscow conference, and a Christie present in Iowa with local home news.
In Cass County, Jessie N. Jones reports Ford narratives from early days, citing Thomas Rogers’ Rocksland railroad linked fords and a 1918 Ford roadster acquired by locals at the county courthouse. Two residents describe the vehicles as durable, claiming many more miles remain in Iowa terrain.
Special to News Telegraph reports Jay Boe Tangworthy, 60, a longtime Audubon resident, farmer, and pioneer in Boone County, died at his home. DVO A LeBrooks, his brother-in-law and physician, confirmed the death amid tributes to his service to the community.
Unsettled conditions expected tonight with a chance of snow across the area, turning colder Friday especially in the extreme west. Forecasters warn of lingering chilly conditions and light accumulations in western sectors.
A local charity drive listing baskets for the needy proceeds, with volunteers including Mrs. S. Marshall and Mrs. Chase aiding in organizing supplies. The effort reports orderly handling of donations, about $700 saved in purchases, and ongoing fundraising to support the fund this evening and Saturday.
Community group Elks announces a Christmas party for kids with gifts, activities, and refreshments. Volunteers and volunteers from local organizations will assist. The event aims to spread holiday cheer and support families in the area.
A chaotic report describes multiple false fire alarms in a city area near the courthouse on Seventh Street. A car burning incident and a possibly staged blaze triggered department responses with limited information on the fire’s cause.
Friends report the marriage of Ben Wilken of Wilken Monument Works to Mrs. Myra Buddleson of Le Roy Breadwilt in Sioux City. The couple wed yesterday at 404 Lin Street with many city business leaders and friends in attendance.
Obituary notice reports a former Cass girl died from severe burns following an explosion. The article lists family members, including siblings Bruce and Verle, and notes burial arrangements at Noble Center with services led by Rev Kraft. The deceased was educated locally and had moved to the area with her family.
Readable fragments describe Christmas programs and events across churches and venues tonight. A church service at Sa Meter and Padl Catholic church is mentioned, with a Rotary tree event on Chestnut Street at seven, and a Christmas dinner at Glib, Fitri and Poplar Streets near Lakede.
In Washington on December 2 a named custodian was appointed over alien property involving former New York congressman and ex Senator Sutherland, who had died days earlier while attending the theater.
Fragmentary text mentions Christmas cheer and names like Pierce Walls and GWA's Pauson. Unable to determine a clear event or outcome due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text cites policy stances and an arms conference but reads as garbled. It references privileged death, discussions across nations, and unclear names or dates, suggesting a historical archival snippet with missing or corrupted lines.
A garbled report notes an Ames selection as winner, with the alternate failing to qualify. It mentions county officials, a superintendent, and a committee structure tied to a town and state college scholarship. The fragment hints at tuition expenses and study expenses for eleven towns.
A torn OCR reads a double page of Christmas greetings with best wishes from subscribers. The page features messages from many readers including groups and individuals, extending holiday regards to the community and suggesting seasonal goodwill.
A weather note predicts possible snow in the section of lwa around Christmas. The forecast suggests wintry conditions may arrive, with snow potential affecting local plans.
Iowa City police report they were unaware of bandits visiting the city. A Michigan confession mentions Leo Hurk and his wife in Omaha attempting to dynamite a water tower a week ago but were frightened away. Arrests linked to Michigan authorities are unclear.
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