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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
8
An assortment of ads and listings include Oma-Princess Beauty with shampoos and scalp treatments, Dr W Greenleaf offices and X ray services, Mareeling-Facials at Elm Street, Dr M H Lynch physician and surgeon, Osborne and Tomlinson funeral services, and Montgomer y eye nose and throat clinic. Names, addresses, and phone numbers appear for multiple practitioners and services.
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin reports a severe storm period centered in July with a heat wave east of the Rockies. Forecasts anticipate a sharp temperature drop after the storm center, followed by above normal readings. Electro magnetic forces July 7 to 14 may trigger heavy local downpours, with potential for torrential rains in the southwest and a frost wave from the northwest. Jupiter and planetary positions are described as influencing atmospheric expansion and severe storms, with most rainfall expected 12 to 16 and 22 to 26, greatest in the south Atlantic coast and northern cotton belt.
Farm loans available at 5 34 percent with prompt service from Wood and Savery of Atlanta. The notice also states a personal disclaimer by R. F. Lloyd that he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife LeNore Lloyd after July 40, 1925.
Hearing on farm real estate valuations begins Monday in Deg Maines with five days planned. Iowa Farm Bureau advocates a ten percent reduction citing recent sales and valuation trends while officials divide the state into five districts for protests and amendments lasting through July 4 and beyond.
Visitors from Corning Shenandoah and Fort Madison called on F Andrews home and families. Miss Perley vacationing with aunt in Shenandoah. Viva Wartness touring Milan and Minnesota. Hose usage hours posted by Atlantic Water Works supervisor T E Nichols.
In Atlantic City Nod Diy Eleven ENB reports a deadlock between operators and miners amid ongoing labor talks. No resolution announced as talks stall and tensions rise among workers and management.
City water mapping will be flushed and cleaned tonight and tomorrow, and water consumers are requested to govern themselves accordingly. T. E. Nichols, Supt.
County Treasurer Jesse N Jones reminds taxpayers that under section 7214 of the 1924 code if the first tax installment is unpaid by April 1 a penalty will attach March 1 and if the second installment is unpaid by October 1 a penalty attaches September 1 This change affects all taxpayers and readers are urged to take notice Your want ad in this paper will reach 16000 readers.
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