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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
6
July 1 Ben Ad ai is missing from a Red Ford coupe owned by Tuttle. Young Adkins Jr. left for a job in the afternoon and agreed to work, then disappeared while driving toward the business district to wash garages. Sheriff A J Baker ordered a search as of Thursday evening with no word on his direction or location.
A fragmented OCR line references a boy and a washing task at Oakay, with unclear names and actions. The readable parts imply a note about a boy writing or related to washing, but specifics are not recoverable.
The Greater Am mittee held a meeting yesterday after five o clock with few members present. The committee voted to consult the commission regarding a band stand in the city. A full report will be made at the next meeting on Tuesday, July 14.
Special to iTelegraph reports Mrs. Mary Long Timé, a resident of Adair, was taken to bed this morning by her sons Clyde Corrall to consult a specialist regarding a goure her trouble.
The Carnegie library has received a large consignment of juvenile books. The collection includes Stories of Patriotism, Biography, Travel and Geographic Sketches, Pioneer Stories, Indian Tales, Animal Life, Nature Studies, Myths, Legends, Folk Lore, Fairy Tales, and Mother Goose Rhymes. Suitable for children ages five through twelve. This is a valuable addition to the library.
A marriage license was issued at Council Bluffs Saturday to Robert E. Johnson of Omaha, 30, and Minnie Iris Rasch of Elliott, 27. The wedding date was not announced. Ralph Collins of Elliott is decorating the interior of the Hafner studio in Griswold.
The Town Electric Company, owners of the Atlantic Gas plant, expands its meter system and canvasses the city for gas customers. Mr. H. L. Green from Waterloo oversees the consumer end and reports over a hundred new additions, with many previously unused homes now connected. Cedar Street between Second and Fifth gains twelve new customers. Green is described as a courteous, knowledgeable manager.
TO OUR PATRONS. Please be advised that there will be no deliveries of ice on Saturday July 4 by Central Iowa Poultry and Egg Co. 1.
Exira residents Gus Wahlert and Mrs. Fred Wahlert arrived Monday in a new Buick from Hillrose Colorado to visit relatives and friends, joining others from Colorado in Exira during July per News-Telegraph.
The weekly band concert will be held here this evening as announced in the Special News Telegraph. Adaire residents are urged to attend and enjoy the performance by local musicians.
Land values in Carroll County are improving with several farm sales reported by Frank Van Erdewyk, Breda banker. A 240 acre farm south of Breda sold for 240 per acre cash, another 120 acre tract west of Breda brought 300 per acre, a 60 acre plot without improvements sold for 280 per acre, and a 120 acre farm with fair improvements went for 300 per acre.
Rev. Dale Humbert, pastor of the Christian church, leaves Exira for Mason, Washington, for a month long vacation. During his absence he will marry Miss Francis Langston of Mason, Washington.
Glen Finley of Red Oak avoided a crash with E F Steele of Brescott Iowa and escaped unharmed though his car was wrecked. Mrs Steele sustained painful bruises and her seven year old son suffered a severe cut from flying glass in the collision.
Advertising claim that they restore cars with complete paint and varnish jobs across makes, offering complete repaint from 10 to 20 dollars and one varnish job from 9 dollars, with turnaround under 48 hours. Address 3129.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses liver and stomach health, relationships, and seas, with garbled phrases about crab, love, and advice. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable. no coherent event or persons emerge from the readable content.
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