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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1925

Page

5

Joint Ease touted amid town ads and sales notices

A jumble of ads and notices centers on health cures such as Joint‑Ease for rheumatic joints, pharmacy openings, and a push for Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Local sales include Lange’s farm auction with 14 horses and 11 cattle plus a Cadillac truck, rugs at Peasock & Baxter, and grocery specials. Public meetings discuss road issues with Bowan and Good Roads representatives, while a county paper announces a $1000 cash prize contest.

Atlantic Deep Rock Off Roland, Peasock, & Baxter John Lange Atlantic Lange Conrad Pescock & Baxter Axminstera Wittons Dr. Pierce Chris Sievers Aggin Hansen & Lowé Sanator M. N. Bowman Good Roads Association Program Glenn Hayner Wagner Scott County Fellogg John W Ral Lewis Dan Mayr Des Moinés Reglatér

High School Night at the Tabernacle Leads to Reflections

High school night at the Tabernacle drew many students as sophomores won the gelf contest for the second time. Mr Harper spoke on Taking Stock, urging inventory of spiritual standing, while recounting his conversion along the Mississippi river. A large party at the M E church followed, with refreshments and testimonies on faith and commitment.

Tabernacle Ralph W. Cockshoot W. F. Graham 0. R. Patrick Harper Pairfield Gospel M. E Mr. Harper Missisaippi Fairfield

Gas price jump as Aberdeen filling station shutters

Aberdeen D D Jan 28 The state gasoline filling station here was ordered closed today. The Standard Oil Company of Indiana announced that the retail price of gasoline would be increased from fifteen and one half to seventeen and one half cents.

Aberdeen Standard Oil Company of Indiana

New Jackson school opening draws thousand visitors

A large crowd attended the opening of the Jackson school building at Eighth and Cedar streets in Atlantic. Music by an area orchestra and free refreshments highlighted a community event with extensive donations from local families and businesses supporting the rest room and opening activities.

Jackson School Eighth and Cedar Streets Jackson Plot Rew H. Fadlett A. Soly W. L. Middleton Glenn Perryman W. E B. Tittle Fo Wo Norbert B. W Atlantic Central Iowa Produce Company Purity Tee Cream Company of. S. Dorsey Gene’ Ramsey Jialms Atlantic Green House I. N. Brown Zurfluh Jackson P. T. A J. H. Minor & Son Oransky Collins Hat Shop Gillette J. H. Mirshall “& Son Albert Bojens Aid & Ing C. Penney la Fern Shranger & Johnson

Eclipse Eyed Across Atlantic With Sky Darkened

Scientists prepare to photograph the solar eclipse visible along the Atlantic path. Observers forecast ground visibility despite rain fears, as crews in Navy and Army units plan air and ground shots for the event under Scientific American sponsorship.

Navy

Grand jury indicts four three against Creston Mann

Grand jury at the January district court term returned four indictments, three against A. V. Ramsey a Cotton man who has been jailed awaiting charges under major state law. Ramsey pleaded not guilty and will be tried later. W G Martin of Swan Martin firm will defend. The fourth indictment was made public as the party is not in custody.

A. V. Ramsey Coton Ramsey W. (. Martin Clovis, Swan & Martin

Hammill Delivers Dedicator Speech at Audubon Memorial

Governor John Hammill was the principal speaker at the dedicatory ceremonies for the new $60,000 memorial building in Audubon. L. L. Ryan of the American Legion also spoke as local talks were given by M. M. McIntyre, school superintendent, while the high school orchestra provided music. More than a thousand people attended.

Audubon Jordan Spe News-Telegraph John Hammill L.L. Ryan American Legion M. M. McIntyre

Chautauqua event dates and details unclear this year

The readable fragments mention Chautauqua with scattered references to dates and venues but no clear schedule or confirmation. Further legible text needed to determine exact dates and programming. If available, provide the full section listing planned speakers, locations, and timing.

Fight Looms Over Retrenchment in Reform Committees

In a tense Senate session, members clash over Senator Fulton’s retrenchment bill. Debate centers on whether committee records were withheld, with factions from reform groups lining up for support of Fulton in the face of a denied committee appointment by Jefferson County’s senator, signaling an imminent fight.

Moines Dan Fulton Texislatiune Afram Putton Jefferson County

Nomination Proceeding Delayed Over Supreme Court Pick

Washington reports Sen. Cuneta Bron to be considered for the United States Supreme Court. The nomination has faced delays in the Senate due to an ongoing inquiry into a case involving Morgan executors. Senator Heflin and others push for further delay as the nomination stalls in committee.

Wwwshington Senin Cuneta Bron Supreme Court of the United States Oda M$tane Des Gushsel Fenn Therpout Morgan Sunater Overhan Cacotira Senate Heflin Slabama

14-Year-Old Boy Given Life Term in Aunt Murder

In Lexington Kentucky a 14 year old boy was given a life term for murdering his aunt, Mrs Lia Wessinger, with jury deliberation and mercy shown in sentencing. The report notes confusion in OCR but confirms a life sentence for the juvenile defendant in the murder case and mentions the September timing of the act and the aunt’s identity.

Lexington 5. C Jan Asbury Lia Wessinger

Court Adjourns For Weekend In Bank Case

Judge adjourned court today for the weekend with the Citizens State Bank of Anita stock assessment case not finished. Tides Ratcliff left for Red Oak. reporter H O Ferguson to remain in Council Bluffs. The bank suit is expected to resume next week.

Tides Ratcliff Red Oak H. O. Ferguson Council Citizens State Bank of Anita Fis

Influenza Epidemic Toll Exceeds Four Thousand in Tokyo

Tokyo officials report about 4,700 deaths from a severe influenza outbreak, with daily counts rising as more than a week passes since the illness began spreading through the city. The figure reflects a widespread public health crisis impacting residents and services.

Fire destroys downtown telephone exchange and adjacent shops

A downtown blaze on January 23 damaged the telephone exchange and a block of businesses including the State Bank, Couch's Dry Goods, Skinner Hardware, Ampitt Grovery, White and Clark law offices, and two doctors' offices. Fire crews battled flames from a basement area as three tall smoke columns rose above the scene. investigators had not yet determined the fire's cause.

Bank Ade State Bank Couch's Dry Goods Skinner Hardware Company Ampitt Grovery Store White Cand Clark Law The Telephone Exchange Doctors Ian Worary Govle Gaprre Ciara Wad Coved Us c

Tremendous Cuts at AEE Gh Prop epeg Says

Fragmentary text suggests a local incident involving property, a horse, and a paying for use dispute. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the fragment mentions cuts, a crowd, and a scene around an event at a location abbreviated AEE Gh.

Protestants and Catholics Worship at Same Church

In Aystone Nebraska on January 23 a church houses Catholic and Protestant worship in one building. A Catholic altar sits at one end and a Protestant pulpit at the other, with pews arranged like a railway car so the space can be switched between denominations as needed.

Aystone Neb Toluneé

Black Hawk Senator to Talk Here This Evening

Black Hawk county state senator M. L. Bowman, opponent of the proposed bent issue to improve flows highways, speaks at city hall this evening at 8 30. The meeting is expected to draw a large crowd with emphasis on road topics. Tomorrow night Col Glenn C Haynes and Rep Joseph Wagner will address attendees.

M. LL. Bowman Black Hawk County Bowman Glenn C. Haynes Iowa Good Roads Association Joseph Wagner Scott County

Weather Forecast for Northwest Region

Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight with warmer temperatures. Saturday will be cooler in the northwest portion as conditions move through the area.

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