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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
7
The Fox patrol of Boy Scouts visited Calysr Johnson at 607 East Sixth Street to celebrate his fourteenth birthday on Saturday afternoon. After a matinee, refreshments were served by Mrs. Johnson with help from Mrs. Robert Franklin and Mrs. Cecelia Hagan, and the boys presented Calysr with a Scout knife.
Cottage prayer meetings are listed for tomorrow at various local addresses. Participants named include Paul Perry Lis ton Obllins L. R. Galier E. J. Young B. C. Beadle Mrs M M Bourne Mrs A G Beech J Cruise Mrs Emma Welsh G E L Barnhart Elmer Gordon Miss Jennie Ward Gee Kalex Jake White and others at 102 East Fifth Street 602 Spruce Street 810 Spruce Street 808 Chestnut Street 797 Oak Street 1003 Walnut Street 805 Locust Street 1101 Cedar Street 1008 Chestnut Street 906 Palm Street 304 West Second Street 610 Locust Street 708 West Sixth Street 100 West Third Street.
A British society equipped lighthouses with perches to deter seabirds from collisions with lights. The program reduced bird destruction during dark hours, continuing a broader effort to protect avian life at sea.
Kupper Bier, a butcher and self-described business man in the United States, marked his 105th birthday at his home with a hearty dinner and a strong cigar. He has 142 descendants including fourteen children. He plans to attend his youngest son Arthur's wedding tomorrow.
A farm woman's prayer urges steady perspective so domestic tasks do not obscure nature's beauty. She envisions kettles and dishes bowing to the loom of blooming gardens, quivering leaves, and snow’s purity in summer light.
Radio schedules detail daytime and evening programs across New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago and other cities. Entries mention stations WKBD WLW WLS WGN and others with listings for philosophy of nutrition concerts symphonies and variety shows.
A fragmented report describes Ford, a Model Ship Owner, and his crew as they shimmered in light and appeared freshly groomed with neat haircuts and modern attire. The passage notes their taxis and return, but many details are missing, leaving the core events and participants unresolved.
Local items report Abe Fliges improving after flu, Miss Rather Gaylord returning to Drake University, and former resident James H. Bigelow named deputy county treasurer of Larimer County Colorado. Whitney Toan Trust and Allan National Bank show good state reports. Atlantic City Council meets tonight. Maple Burgner suffers a fall but is improving. A. N. Gibson opens a new grocery and market on East Street. Beulah, Veradidd, and Evelyn Willard depart for university studies after holidays.
Atlantic readers in California donate to a Christmas fund for the poor. Mr and Mrs A Ny Gisford send a subscription of 1.50 to the Christ Invas fund, with notes on decisions about emigration and local events. The news item mentions a New Year parade and a Willamette crossing tale with local names and observers.
Washington reports an upcoming contest against Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa. Luther A. Brewer and aides announce intent to challenge the seat citing fraud and irregularities in the election. Daniel Fy Steck, Brookhart’s Democratic opponent, also pledges to contest the result.
Des Moines libraries discuss a proposed department to tailor reading services for individual students, supply books for adult education classes, and run an information bureau on adult education opportunities, following recommendations by M S Dadgeon of Milwaukee Public Library.
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