Notice of Sheriff Sale Local Public Auction 1925
Legal Publications notice of sheriff sale by W A McKee sheriff of Cass County Iowa on December 8 1924 in favor of Whitney Loan Trust Co against Bertha Katrine Hansen and James B Hansen. Property described as west seventy five feet of lots 4 5 6 block 1 city of Atlantic Iowa to be sold January 7 1925 at 10 o clock A M front of courthouse for cash. Deputy Geo L Highley.
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District Court of
Cass Countyslaws
Whitney Loan & Trust Company
Bertha
Katrine Hansen
James B. Hansen
Bertha Katrine Hansen
Siblcty
Atlantic
Towa
Iowa
Creston Victors in Double High School Basketball Showdown
Creston, Iowa. January 3. Local high schools split two games with Lennox. Boys win 26 to 21, girls prevail 30 to 21. Farm loan ad and monument notice appear in fragment.
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Creston
Lennox Cig
Crossword Puzzle Puzzle of scattered clues across puzzle grid
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with many garbled words. It references 52 horizontal and 12 vertical entries and includes partial entries like verbs, pronouns, places, and objects. The text is largely incomprehensible but centers on a themed crossword with keyed letters and a chaotic clue set.
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin and planetary theory
The article discusses Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin and its adoption of a theory linking planetary positions and electro magnetic forces to epidemics in poultry and crops. It cites Dr d Herelle’s work on microscopic life, planetary contact effects, and the prediction of disease outbreaks through electro magnetic planetary influence, urging preparedness for cold spells and outdoor work adjustments.
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Paist
d'Heretle
Nature
Cumberland News Notes Local Social Visits
Special to News Telegraph reports Mr and Mrs Bev Johnson return to Omaha after a week with her parents Mrs Henry Spieker. Zoe Spieker will visit a week. H L Breckenmaker attends Helen Bunker and Floyd Fowler wedding at Villigen Sunny. Des Moines visitors include Mrs DeMcDermott and Mr Noland's family. Festive visits from Mrs Canning of S D. Idella Peters of Davenport also mentioned.
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Cumberland
Dan
News- Telegraph
Bev Johnson
Omaha
Henry Spieker
Neer
Fame
Zoe Spieker
Hos Jonese
Ting Getives
Dols Presence
Néotai
Des Moiies
H. L. Breckenmaker
Helen Bunker
Floyd _ Fowler
Villigen
Tuk Céroch
DeMcDermott
Gertrude “Nalivd
Guthrie Center Girls Sweep Fourth Straight Win
The Au iduborhi School girls defeated Guthrie Center to extend their winning streak to four games, closing with a decisive performance at Hatemer. Notable players contributed in a high‑scoring clash as the Guthrie Center sextet struggled to respond.
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Guthrie
Aucduhon
Auiduborhi School
Guthrie Center
Rockne Declines Cal Game. Notre Dame Team Crippled
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, rejects a proposed game with California after a severe injury toll from the Stanford meeting. Quarterback Harry Stuhldreher is hospitalized with a broken ankle, while Bach and Cerney suffer serious injuries. Alumni plan a California rally for a January 10 game at the Los Angeles Coliseum, but Rockne postpones any decision and favors Berkeley Stadium if played.
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Pasadena
Calif
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
University of California
Reekne
Alymhi
Stanford
Rr Varry Stuhldreher
Tafia
Doe Bach
Bill Cerney
Golden Bears
Berkeley Stadiuam
Los Angeles
Rocknemen
San Francisco
University of Califopsia
Notre
Dane
Golden
Kid Kaplan Wins Feather Title Over Danny Kramer
Sonia Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut defeats Danny Kramer by knockout in the ninth round at Madison Square Garden Philadelphia venue final in a 15 round match to succeed Johnny Dundee as featherweight champion, tournament directed by the New York State Athletic Commission.
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New York
Sonia
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Seeinng
Dantny Kramer
Philadelphia
Madison Suara Garden
York State Athletic Commission
Johny Dundee
Successful year for tennis fans in Missouri Valley
St Louis January 3. A Pos reports Missouri Valley tennis had its most successful year yet. David Obenr, secretary of the Missouri Valley Tennis Association, says the outlook for tennis in the region is bright. Plans include state championships and district tournaments, with three junior tournaments already conducted.
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ST. Louis
A. Pos
Missouri Valley Tennis
David Obenr
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
Guthrie Girls Lose 67 to 4 in Audubon Net Clash
Audubon IA Jan 3 Guthrie Center high girls were routed by Audubon in a swift game last night as Guthrie Center fell 67 to 4 in a decisive road contest. The mismatch featured strong Audubon defense and scoring runs in the first half.
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Guthrie
Audubon, Ia
Newe-Telegraph
Guthrie Center High Girden
Audubon
Jefferson Defeats Lincoln In Rough Season Opener
Thomas Jefferson high school cagers surprised Abraham Lincoln at Council Bluffs Iowa last night by winning the opening game of the season 15 to 1.
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Council Bluffs, In
Dan
Thomas Jefferson High School
Abraham’ Lincoln
State Teachers Open Year with Victory on Home Court
Cedar Rads, Jasdan district witnessed State Tyachen College begin the season with a win as they defeated the Baptist team of Water in a practice game by a 16 point margin on the focal court last night.
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Cedar Ravds
Jasdan
I State
Tyachen College
Baptist
Water
Elliott Wins A Doubleheader In Local Match
Elliott teams sweep a doubleheader at Stennettigh. The girls win 35 to 10 and the boys take 23 to 6 over Elliott, in a Friday night city match reported by special wire.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
Elliott Hoth
Stennettigh Pasketeerm
Boxing and fair play urged by New York boxing chief
New York boxing commissioner George Brower defends American ideal of fair play in boxing. He warns against corruption and spectacle, urges champions to set a worthy example, and condemns aggressive crowd behavior at events. Brower notes notable fighters and stresses responsibility to youth and sport.
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S. Ideal & Fair Play
Sagan
Ly Henry LL
Farrel
Spo
New York
Pang
Gennis Aimeileat
Edu Exumieley
Sparksmainehire
Cheving
Ube B
George Brower
New York Boxing Commission
New York Evening Word
Brower
Gene Tunney
Benny Leonard
Mickey Welker
Ton
Huse
Pontesta
Senators
Tven
Jack Dempsey
Ines
Armar
Eugene Criqui
France
Dundee
Skating Contest Treated as Milwauker Wins Sprint Events
Fragmented report notes Men Xo competitor Jor Moore of Atlantic defeats field in skating contest, winning the 220 and 880 yard races with notable speed. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Atlantic
Chamiien
Atlantic highs rout Walnut cagers 32 to 14
By Walter Tracy Atlantic high school opened the season with a dominant 32 to 14 win over Walnut on their home court. The team showed strong teamwork, while Walnut fought hard but could not capitalize on openings. Next they travel to Audubon and Stuart before returning home for a Jan 2 match with Audubon.
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Walter Tracy
Atlantic High School
Walnut Five
Gome
Scommercial Giria
Walnut
la Pau Cele Agion U
Theee
The
Atlantic
High Echo
Iowa U Plans Sixty One Intercollegiate Contests
Iowa City Jan 3 Sixty one intercollegiate athletic contests are scheduled for the University of Iowa teams from January to June including basketball baseball track wrestling swimming golf and gymnastics. Forty three are Western Conference engagements and twenty three are outside. Minnesota Wisconsin Northwestern Indiana Chicago Michigan Purdue and Ohio State figures appear with varying counts. Notre Dame appears three times in baseball and outdoor track.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Minnesota
Mminois Ald Toment
Alini
Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Northwestern
Indiana
Chicago
Michigan
Purdue
Ohio ‘State
Down
Notre Dame
Drake Plays Creighton This Eve In Omaha Matchup
The Drake University basketball team travels to Omaha to face Creighton University in their second game of the season. Coach Oxie Solem leads eleven Bulldogs aboard the Rock Island train for the contest in Des Moines area coverage from Jan. 3.
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Des Moines
Drake
Creighton
Omaha
Rock Island
Dayton boxer disqualified after crowding in ring
In Toledo on January 3 Harold Webb of Dayton was disqualified in the sixth round after lacing his opponent Beth Philbin with fouls. Webb allegedly threw Philbin over the ropes following a clash in the bout.
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Toledo, Q
Harold
Yous) Webb
Dayton
Ted -Nimaselt
Beth Philbin
Michigan
Untitled fragment hints at Rocky game and university context
A fragmented OCR note mentions a Rocky event, a university, and an 18 point figure in a game. It lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
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Foetas
University
Toby Hera
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Highley
Wood & Savery, Atlantic
Wilken Monuments Works
Arthur
Parloze
Anil
Abuye
Ile
Pete Ey
Bali
Dupetiyus
Avi
Seach Angel Lean Nomaditin
Bea - E
Thom
Foster
Buangton
Urea Duce
North America
Bcivbee
Ameria
Tor
Seenen
Gheer
Fies
Rockne
BEARS
Kid” Kaplan
Danny Kramer
Thomas Jefferson
A. Lincoln
Aif
Joe Bush
Star Ploner
New York Americans
Buss
Farrell
Mickey ‘Walker
Tom Gibbons
Papyrus
Epinard
Steve Donoizhue
Belmont Park
Haynes
Galt
England
Caval
Jor Moore
Atlantic Quintet
Stuart
Indianela
Hic
Iowa U
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