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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
8
A cluttered listing shows multiple local services including beauty shops, transfer services, and legal offices with contact details and specialties such as probate, abstracts, real estate, and X ray work. A sensational section covers a murder case, a prison bribery plot, and jury deliberations in Lansing and Atlas, detailing alleged crimes and outcomes.
Disjointed OCR notes report railroad time cards becoming obsolete amid volcanic activity in Montana near Rock Island. Mentions Westbound and Eastbound flyers with fragmented schedules and station names such as Griswold, Audubon, and Griswold Branch. Dates and times are garbled, but reference to leave and arrive times exists.
An article fragment describes a volcanic crater activity near the Idaho Alaska region and notes rumblings smoke and dust. It mentions sheep owners moving stock and suggests wider regional impacts. The text also includes unrelated travel and language passages from a National Geographic Magazine excerpt.
The readable text mentions a test or quotation about Dixie land and a reference to a prison and a conference. It is too garbled to identify concrete people, places, dates, or events beyond generic terms. This summary reflects the uncertain fragmentary nature of the source.
Fragmentary note cites a dire plea for aid with scarce details. The readable bits reference financial hardship and a request for assistance amid difficult conditions, mentioning unspecified local figures and a general sense of urgency.
Marne Ta July 1 Special to News Telegraph reports visits and social happenings across the area. Levi Peterson and Brayton guests at Cartgon home. Lugille Winchester with Vera Swineburne. Eva Thine returned from Glenwood. Sela Nedean at Atlantic. Henreita Nelson events noted. church gathering at M. P. church with community members hosting. Residents from Swtteday and California trips mentioned. many relatives and neighbors noted in casual social notices.
A University of Louisiana professor in Baton Rouge was found murdered on campus. The weapon, an ax, was left at the scene as investigators inspect the area for clues and motive.
A medical note quotes U Lindiuby M D asserting no disease is truly incurable while vitality remains above a level that allows natural living and treatment. He warns that, once vital parts and organs are too far advanced in destruction, recovery becomes unlikely.
Measurements from Dover show the English Channel to France about 27 miles apart, with Sidmouth and St Malo marking the widest stretch at roughly 40 miles The average channel width is near 10 miles, based on the scattered figures and historical notes from the period.
An OCR fragment mentions a transient geographic area within a ranch named Monaed, describing it as scarce or limited. The text is incomplete, offering few concrete details on boundaries, governance, or purpose beyond a fictional or archaic reference.
The readable text shows scattered names and terms, including possible place and personal references, but the segment is largely garbled with missing verbs and dates. It hints at local people or groups but lacks a coherent event or action to clearly summarize.
Two looming issues shadow President Coolidge on vacation in Swampscott. A coal field general strike threatens industry and wages while religious liberty tensions flare amid Ku Klux Klan revival. The article cites UMW president John L. Lewis and Treasury official Mellon as central figures in the wage and labor disputes.
A garbled text fragment mentions Whit Tetherberg and referenced locals with scattered, unclear terms. It hints at someone’s date, place, and a local occurrence but lacks coherent details or names to form a clear report.
An odd historical note describes pigeons and telephones as early communication methods. It mentions outgoing tourist cars and hints at, though unclear, a park area where people discuss a unique system. The text references a pair of home ing inventions and suggests limited reach without telephones.
Des Moines July 2 dispatch says Wiley, secretary of the local Streetcar Men's Union, reports the international union at Detroit has sanctioned a possible strike if needed. Local leaders pledge united action and plan to meet immediately to decide on a firm course against the city railway line.
Report notes the Macmillan awaiting the arrival of an aircraft carrier at Labrador with a dispatch to the Nation. Commander Donald Ian and the Geographical Society are mentioned amid delays and the News-Telegraph accounts of Peary era events.
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