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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented advertisement listing items such as larys per th, lard compound and bacon with prices and shorthand codes. The readable portions show emphasis on meats and groceries with several unreadable segments and misread letters. The exact items, prices, and brands are partially obscured but center on household groceries and meat products.
State school coaches schedule a meeting at Ames State School with 200 to 300 coaches and many officials. The gathering aims to set rules for a prospective association and to organize events and exhibitions as the season begins.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a firm bureau to obtain Bemind McNary Hauden relief bill and references a movement wall and unclear names and phrases. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable due to garbled source text.
A fragment discusses the origin of the name Mother Goose and hints it may derive from Queen Goox Pfoot of Berthicau Grand. It asserts the queen as a royal patron for children and suggests a connection to Charlemagne’s era without firm evidence.
A notice promoting classified ads states the paper reaches 16,900 readers, highlighting broad reach for personal and business listings. The line emphasizes the newspaper’s audience size and potential visibility for placing a want ad.
United Press dispatch reports former star Fred Merkle, famed for a notorious base running error, may return to major league baseball as a coach with the New York Yankees under George Stallings. The piece notes Merkle’s past as a hard hitter and reliable fielder, and mentions interest from Miller Huggins and others, while also briefly touching on boxing developments in California.
Edward Jacobs of Baltimore claims the national indoor junior tennis championship title with a strong, unforced performance. He secured the win despite confident challengers and dominated key rallies to seal the victory.
A fragmentary note discusses how a poet should interpret a poem rather than merely transcribe it. It emphasizes active interpretation over literal copying and hints at the live context shaping a writer’s attitude toward written material.
Fragmentary time card listing for Rocket Island westbound trains. Notable entries include various local and Flyer lines with arrival times ranging from early morning to night. Specific stations mentioned include Kimballton El Horn Honea Height Gates Smith Lake Harrisdale and others in an Atlantic region timetable.
In New York last night a scheduled bout between Champ and Pisano was halted after three slow rounds at the Brooklyn venue. The referee called a halt and declared the bout a no contest, with fighters returning to their corners.
Mickey Walker the welterweight champion outpointed Mike McTigue the light heavyweight holder in a twelve round no decision last night. Walker pressed the attack throughout and earned the victory on points according to ringside reporters.
A fragment suggests a figure of four percent water within the earth's crust and an estimated global surface depth ranging from three thousand to ten thousand feet, described as vast and uniform. The text appears garbled but centers on deep crust water content and its surface equivalent.
Officials from ten southwestern Iowa high schools plan a Saturday meeting in Res Yok to address concerns in school sports. Representatives include state and local figures with focus on athletic program status and policy changes across the region.
Washington Club pays a dividend following a baseball event. The report notes a transfer of value and mentions a local winner and tied details, reflecting a community emphasis on financial results from sports.
A Canadian athlete wins the national track meet with top performance while competitors from Wak. dan and other regions push for honors. The event, read by about 16,000 fans, featured strong showings from Buree, Mont, and Wive, highlighting a night of competitive sport.
Local high school cagers travel to Audubon for an out-of-town game, Atlantic’s second of the season. Captain Cole and Hoffman led Atlantic with accurate shooting as a unit, while Audubon’s aggressive squad plays on home floor, promising an interesting clash. A large student turnout is hoped for.
New York January 8 Vincent Richards Olympic tennis champion and Mrs Molla B Mallory former national titleholder head the men s and women s ranking lists in the Metropolitan district for 1924.
Two boxing tutors from major universities will meet in Minneapolis Friday night as Roscoe Mail of Iowa and Jamity Leonard of Minnesota discuss training methods. The event showcases intercollegiate boxing coaching.
Purdue fans in Lafayette react as veteran forward Winston Rohing leads the Boilermakers in a forthcoming game against Iowa. The piece notes Purdue’s readiness and the team’s recent morale boost, highlighting the roster and anticipated clash.
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