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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
2
Dramatized revival notes tell of Nip Callaghan’s comeback through faith and friends. Harper praises Christian renewal as proof that a man can reform through sincere effort and God’s help. The meeting featured the tabernacle quartet, high school girls choir, and a Cottage Prayer address list.
Shenandoah Ia Jan 29 A Cain woman paid by check to a local merchant. Days later her husband sent a money order to cover the overdrawn account amid the lampooned joke that Diogenes would hang up his lantern to find an honest man.
George Schultz and his wife of near Denison Iowa pleaded guilty in federal court before Judge Martin J Wade to liquor law violations. They were fined 500 dollars on two counts with one count dismissed and the other paid at five dollars a month. Schultz said the couple sold roughly 300 gallons of moonshine to cover costs of a forthcoming birth while tending a 280 acre farm.
A claim for Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs promises rapid night sleep relief from persistent coughs. The remedy involves a teaspoonful before bed, held in the throat 15 to 20 seconds, then swallowed without water. It touts soothing, mucus loosening effects and suitability for children and various chest ailments.
The article outlines gross and net income definitions under the 1924 revenue act. It details who must file, including individuals with $5,000+ gross income, and explains components of gross income such as wages, business profits, interest, rents, and gains. It also covers deductions, four taxpayer classes, and reporting requirements for wages, professional fees, and farm income.
Mrs Sarah Sadler visits brother in Clinton Iowa and Frank Spiker and son drive to Omaha. Glade Porter of Atlantic visits father. Hiett of Atlantic and two others spend weekend with friends. Prof and Mrs Hull shop in Atlantic. M J Blackburn of Des Moines attends to business. Misses Mary and Ruth Askey visit relatives in Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Wm Long stay with Mrs Jay Askey of Stennett. Mrs Earl Courcier travels to Shenandoah to see ill daughter-in-law Mrs Seymour Enarson. Rev Breeling attends a tabernacle meeting in Atlantic. Miss Elizabeth Horn nurse from Omaha visits Dr Montgomery home. W S Hall attend church in Morton Mills. Mrs R A Wilson goes to Rankin Oklahoma to visit mother Mrs Haven. Mrs Amelia Bourck hosts Home Makers club. John Kimpon of Carbon visits friends. Floyd Campbell of Elliott on business. Mrs A Shafer ill with pneumonia.
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