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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
2
Harper recalls a tale of Jonah on a ship as a parable for modern sinners. The narrator mocks fantasies of escape before divine wind and consequences, ending with Jonah paying the fare and facing truth after a storm of vice and temptation.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses such as Mrs Elsie Sheeley Birch Street D C G Chur West Tent Street Locust Street Mulberry Street East Seventh Street and 100 East Seventh Street without clear context. No coherent event or narrative is identifiable beyond a parish or community prayer gathering note.
Carroll county board member Augustine, a farmer from Coon Rapids, was arrested at home by Sheriff Schmid and charged with Mann Act violations. He allegedly transported Miss Louise Scammen under the age of consent from a local farm. Augustine, who has three marriages and a daughter in Portland and a son in high school, denies the charges and was released on heavy bonds.
Senator M. Bowman of Black Hawk county spoke at the Crawford County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Denison on good roads. The event occurred January 25 with Bowman addressing local farmers and outlining infrastructure priorities.
The relics of ancient tribes are said to show corn cultivation by all agricultural natives, according to Nature Magazine. The record notes widespread cultivation with historical references to native practices.
Murray visitor Ichold comes to the city for her mother Mrs G W Marsh s illness. Mrs Wagner s family caring for Rowland 91 injured in a fall. Hogs sold at Valley Junction for 10 25 to 10 30 per cwt. Anita visitors include Umpberhauer and Crow. Harvey Turner named census enumerator in Lincoln township. Kennedy radio installed near Adair county. Lion Tamers Club hosted by Ralph Stephenson. Andrew Nelson buys furs from trappers. Local clubs host bridge luncheon and cemetery association meets. Various residents visit kin and handle business in Anita and nearby towns.
Mrs. Chas Campbell entertained the members of the Ladies' Union Club at a one o'clock dinner on Wednesday.
Walter Tracy reports on the Needle campaign at the high school for the second semester. Students from four classes urge subscriptions to the Needly, with class talks by Marjorie Whitley, Ronald Lee, Helen Fulton, and others. All classes hit 100 percent, earning a Friday afternoon holiday. A new fire alarm system was installed, featuring glass-case switches and a distinct tone to avoid confusion with regular bells.
An advertisement extols a remedy claimed to improve liver and stomach health by reducing catarrhal mucus and inflammation. It asserts benefits for a wide range of digestive ailments, including appendicitis, through a simple preparation. The tone targets readers seeking cures for chronic discomfort.
A debate is planned for February 9 with Thomas deffegon high of Council Bluffs and more debates will follow. The Lions club directs the band project and first instructions were issued last. Lessons run on Tuesday and Friday with Professor Moltke expecting gains to allow a tree growth in about a month.
Regular meeting Wednesday evening January 28 at 8 o'clock. All Atlantic members urged to be present. By order 2027 M. H. Lynch Grand Knight.
Herman Mueller and others sue in equity in district court seeking rescission of a $4,000 contract with Henry Auerbach and wife and damages of $2,000. Defendants include M Boorman and Randolph & Pine. Judge Ratcliff presides. Also noted are judgments in several district court cases and a Benton township school district funds matter.
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