Farm Loans Offered at 64 Percent by Wood & Savery
Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa advertise farm loans at 64 percent interest. Call to inquire about terms and eligibility.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
2
Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa advertise farm loans at 64 percent interest. Call to inquire about terms and eligibility.
A fragmented classified passage urges readers to subscribe to the Register or Tribune in 1925. It advertises renewals and new subscribers, provides a phone number 4363, and instructs placing orders at Burke's or Brown's Grocery for prompt service at Wilken Monument Works.
The Farm Bureau movement expands across Iowa with organized county programs. Township and club activities grow, rural women gain structured home work, and child health clinics spread statewide. Hog cholera control improves, soil surveys rise, and cooperative livestock shipping exceeds 600 groups.
Notice to all concerned to appear January 19 1925 at Atlantic courthouse Iowa to show cause why the will of George J Pellett deceased should not be admitted to probate. The instrument purporting to be the last will and testament is under scrutiny and the court requires response.
The divorce case lists Congressman Frank D. Scott of Michigan as the plaintiff against his wife. He alleges she was openly gay and lively while a hotel clerk frequented their Washington apartments during his absences, with parties ongoing. She accuses him of heavy gambling, investing in expensive smuggled liquor, and squandering their assets.
The Walnut News-Telegraph reports a string of small-town events from January 3 to 5. It notes medical news, a new pastor in town, travel and visits, weddings, hospitalizations, and family visits among residents and relatives in and around Walnut Iowa.
A cryptic prompt hints at a large Paris song titled Untitled and includes phrases Never Mind My Face Look at My Tega to provoke curiosity about a music release or performance. The fragmentary text provides no concrete facts.
Fragment from a local newspaper feature recalling events from January 6 1906. Notes include pastor resignations, deaths from typhoid fever, a burglary sale at low prices, a newborn, marriages, salary changes for county offices, and other local happenings. Includes mentions of Emil Nebe, F M Nebe, Knights of Pythias, and local residents such as James Acton and Veru Acton.
The report notes the German cruiser Karlsruhe captured and sank three British and French merchant ships and landed crews at Las Palmas in the Canary Islands. Britain sent a protest note to the Americas and awaits approval from Pars. a formal statement will be issued shortly.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals Dan and Thomas, ages eight and a component “Stphensia” with mentions of Kirkham and Hinor. Appears to include codes 12-1.24, hb ox, inoswh, 2S, 2R-77-B4 and a $1,000 figure. Unable to determine event or context.
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