Nebe offers hard to get zippers and coal lots
Nebe notes zippers are scarce but available in most colors and sizes. Merchants advertise coal varieties including Old Ben Purity Kentucky lump Centerville Colfax lump Pocahontas lump and Pennsylvania anthracite at reasonable prices. The Rose Garden hosts Saturday dances in the Blue Room from 8:30 to 12. Chronic rheumatism and cold relief are touted with Joint-Ease. Free want ads days are announced by Atlantic News-Telegraph, plus multiple local store promos and product ads.
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Meredith
Kentucky
Centerville
Colfax
Pennsylvania
Rose Garden
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Mitler Bros
Fourth Street
Cooperative Store
Laody Jesl
Atlantic
Chamberlain
Scott
Vick
Hill
He Tak
Hearst Reelected President of Iowa Farm Bureau Fed
Charles E Hearst of Des Moines was reelected president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation at its sixth annual convention closing. W Huntley was reelected vice president RL L Gribben secretary. Abreotors elected include J A Jones A J Middleton Neal Mount Vernon and others. Women’s board chair Albert Richardson and directors named. Resolutions urge motor vehicle tonnage limits and higher road taxes gas tax two cents, oppose road bonds, favor land title registrations, and study tax levies a range of farm policy measures with emphasis on taxation discipline and noxious weed control.
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Des Moines
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Fort Dodge
Farm Bureau
Iowa State Department of Agriculture and Lown
State College
Osee
General Assembly
Farm Economica
Iowa ‘Agricultural Experiment Station
EB. L. Hogue
Britton Heads Cass Credit Body At Annual Meeting
Me Fe, manager of the Green Bay Lum bar yard, was named president of the Shebany County Prediv assneiasi tion for the ensuing year at the annual meeting held last evening at the New Merehunia cafe. A Friedstadt of The Vogue was chosen vice president, U. P. Breheny treasurer, and W. Skipton re-elected secretary. Three directors for three years commencing March 1 are A. C. Pouts, Lou Ness, and Fred Chinn. Attendance from outside Atlantic was poor. The meeting included talks by members and a push for the order's future. Next meeting is Tuesday February 10 to consider some suggestions.
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Green Bay Lumbar Company
Shebany
Hell
Merehunia Cafe
A. Friedstadt
U. P. Breheny
W. Skipton
See! Veek
A.C. Pouts
Lou.Ness
Fred Chinn
Aafia
Atlantic
Urged Assembly on Banking Laws and Public Funds
Fragments show calls to amend banking laws to stop public funds preference. Mentions sending Iowa junior judging team to London for an International contest. References to interstate commerce, highway rights, Lec h Cummins rate, and cooperation bills in Congress with broad fiscal and policy themes.
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General Assembly
Iowa
London
Reed Congress
Slayer of Indifferen to Enormity of Crime
A 16 year old San Francisco girl allegedly shot her mother to death, prompting a coroner’s inquiry and police action. Investigators report a pattern of defiant attitude and a prior history of troubling behavior, with warrants issued for seventeen men tied to the case and further arrests anticipated.
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San Francisco
T. Enimeson
San
Sy Peel
Edfimson
Ihyes
Ras
Strighen
Ander
Aiv
Opponent of Road Bonds to Speak Here Friday Eve
State Senator M. I. Bowman of Hawke will discuss the five million dollar road bond issue at the town hall Friday evening January 23. Bowman, long in the state legislature, is known across the state and residents are urged to hear him. Supervisor Cras Malone arranged the date to give the community a thorough discussion and other speakers may also present at the meetings.
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Bownar
Oflich Hawke
Bowman
Cras
Malone
Free classified ads test run offered by News Telegraph
The News Telegraph announces a three day free classified ad trial on January 19 20 and 21. Each insertion will be paid for by the paper, with a minimum charge of 25 cents. Ads may be any length, and the offer excludes business district ads requiring a regular size.
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Frese
Ambassadorship Shift Sends Blougtin to London
Alanson H Blouhtyn of New York, envoy to a foreign country, is to be transferred to London succeeding ambassador Frank L. Kelloge, reportedly named secretary of state. The report appears in mid circuit chatter with tentative announcements.
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Frank A. Kellogg
Washington Society
Alanson Hbloughtyn
New York
Ambazsador
Cormeany
London
Frank L. Kelloge
Whig candidates vie for mayoral post in Fair City
A fragment from a local election notice shows multiple candidates, including Avanvie foe thy term and Mr Mountain, seeking the mayoral seat. It notes current council positions and hints at polling outcomes and possible resignations as debates continue.
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Tate
Maren
Oransky Store Efficiency Visit Impresses Atlantic
Efficiency engineer Weil of 3 notes Oransky & SS in Atlantic and Des Moines as a model of retail efficiency. He praises the store and city, urges value and price trends, and departs by evening train. Also records a marriage license issued for Bert Michaelsen and Miss Mabel O’Odidan of Omaha and Atlantic.
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Oransky
City
Oransky & SS
I. B. Weil
Weil
Atlantic
Sr News-Telegraph
Ipsa
Suesessar Oragnsky ‘Bubineas
Des Moines
Washer
Bert
Michaelsen
Omaha
Mabel O'Odidan
Rbivand
Hensel
Start Right and Finish Reflective Sermon Echoes in Harpers Talk
The fragmentary text repeats be assured phrases from Harper and recalls a sermon or speech stressing a strong start in life, partnership with God, and the need for Christ’s role in one’s life. It mentions figures like Harvey Carlton and Frank Brown, and references a youth or church gathering with muted commentary on delegation, contests, and fundraising.
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Mr. Harpe
Bae
Ay Saad
Opel
Hafitss
Ross Harper
Ceuta
Gasay
Helind Seisoy
God
Jesus
Movie Fans Overcome by Engine Exhaust Fumes
Five adults and children were gassed in a Croton city building when a complaining engine exhaust seeped inside. Belated reports say the victims were recovering today with hospital treatment ongoing.
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Omaha
Jam
Croton
Flowers and Delaney Ready for Tiger Boxing Bout
New York January 16. The stage is set for the ten round boxing bout featuring Flowere Jack Delaney. Both fighters are in shape and ready for the starting gong this evening.
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New ‘York
A. P.J
Tiger” Flowere Jack- Delaney
Ankilus
Bond Issue Divides Sentiment In Legislature Debate
A controversial bond issue stirs division among leaders including former Governor Kendall and Governor Seeger as the Farm Bureau earns support for a resolution. Tax policy and proposed real estate bonds loom, heightening intrigue over legislative turnout and party alignment.
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Prawan Agbooud
Kendall
Gaversos Shanteniil
Faymet
Petia Ceors
Farm Bureau
Ogifeek
Love for Mother Forces Leonard to Quit the Ring
A garbled boxing notice suggests Leonard withdraws from competition amid family praise and a rough ring environment. Readable phrases mention mother, quitting, boxing, and a celebratory or admonitory tone. The exact names and events are unclear due to OCR errors, but the core idea centers on Leonard leaving the sport due to maternal influence.
Plan to Protect Depositors Outlined by State Banking Dept
Announcement outlines safeguards for depositors and creditors. It names involved banks Cot tat St Mechanics Savings and Crime 1 Savings along with support from the state banking department. The plan aims to insure stability and protect customer funds across institutions.
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Des Vohnes
Cottac St
Hoover's Transfer Rumor Quietly Circulates in Washington
Washington reports a rumor that Hoover may leave the Commerce Department as a cabinet reshuffle under Coolidge progresses. Officials say the information is unconfirmed and the department is reorganizing, with no formal announcement yet.
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Washington, J
Weather outlook for the region cools today
Generally fair to day with colder nights in eastern and central parts. A cold wave is expected in the southeast portion. Temperatures rise Saturday across the area.
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