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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement extols Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as permanent relief for constipation and pimples, claiming widespread health benefits and guaranteed results. It urges daily two tablespoons with milk or cream and notes production in Battle Creek, Michigan, with distribution through grocers and hotels.
In Des Moines on February 6 and 7 the Iowa Tuberculosis Association will hold its annual convention. Concurrent meetings of the Iowa Sanatorium Elevation and the Iowa Trudeau university will be field. Verne Marshall of the Cedar Rapids Gazette will give an address with Dr. E. H. Lauer directing the extension division of the University of Iowa involved.
Iowa banks under state supervision report 1924 deposits of 617 million dollars with loans to customers totaling about 561 million. Cash reserves reach 104 million while borrowings from correspondents totaled 1.7 million. Average bank capital around 412 thousand with deposits near 499 thousand and loans about 453 thousand.
Preston Bell, young farmer near Wiota, sustained possible serious spinal injuries from a Wednesday evening fall while driving a haymow chore. His doctor cannot yet value the extent for several days. Bell was the eldest son of the late John Bell, who died about a year ago in an accident.
Robert W. Thompson discusses Sabbath School lessons and the theme The Vine and the Branches. He links spiritual fruitfulness to quality living, urging union with Christ, pruning of ambitions, and the outward effects on civilization. The talk contrasts inner desires with divine purpose and notes material abundance follows spiritual roots.
Catholic church schedule notes Masses and vespers at Peter and Paul Cor with high mass at 10 a m. First Congregational on Fifth and Walnut lists morning worship led by Rev L A Spoone, instruction on communion for all Christians, Pilgrim club gathering with address by H M Boorman, February church night supper and reservations with Mrs E F G Euatis.
A circulated protest leaflet signed by farmers business men and citizens denounces a bill filed in the Iowa House and directed at Representative Chas. W. Huff and State Senator Julius A. Nelson. The document claims the tax principle is objectionable to the signers.
Peace Evangelical and other churches schedule sermons, Sunday schools, and meetings for February 1. English sermons by Rev. Walter Kicker at Peace Evangelical. installation of local pastor A. German sermon. Women’s Union at 2:30 pm. Young People’s League at 7:30 pm. St Paul’s Danish Lutheran and Zion’s Lutheran note installations and cancellations. Church of Christ Bible school at 10 am, worship 12 pm with Second Coming series. Methodist Episcopal urges full church attendance and study before next Sunday.
The piece reports a freshman class prize for a yell tied to a religious message about repentance and sin. It notes a large evening meeting in a big shed with workers occupying the middle section and speaker Mr. Harper addressing “When the Whistle Blows.” Delegations attend with reserved seating.
The Iowa Synod of the United Lutheran Church will hold its annual meeting in this city on April 28 29 and 30. About 100 pastors laymen and church officials are expected to attend. Dr A B Leamer of Des Moines is president of the synod.
The annual meeting of the Atlantic Cemetery association will be held at the office of Wood and Bavery on Monday evening February 2 1925 at 7 PM sharp. FP M Alexander president.
An advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as relief for stomach liver and intestinal troubles claim it can reduce bloating and bring complete results. The copy urges readers to try the simple portion that cleanses the intestinal tract and alleviates discomfort.
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