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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
5
Desert tragedy case unfolds with new clue from Wohan's Stocking. Letters reveal old quarrel between Kirk and Truden. Truden warned of severing ties and claimed to have killed a man earlier in an escalating feud before awaiting life for retribution.
Avoca Iowa July 22 Special to Newh Telegraph All bids for an addition to North Side high school were rejected by the city board because proposals exceeded the authorized amount. The longest bid reached 72,000 dollars and the letting was postponed to July 29. Voters recently authorized 50,000 dollars in bonds, plus 20,000 dollars in treasury, totaling 70,000 dollars.
The figure known as Doctor Faust or Johann Fauat inspired legends as a magician and metrologer of evil repute. He is said to have died circa 1584 when believed to be taken by the devil, a tale that sparked later myths.
Elk Horn Iowa July 22 Richard Jensen local young man who recently came here from Bush Colorado to enter a sanitarium is now suffering from an attack of appendicitis He was suddenly stricken last Thursday.
The Cumberland news notes visits from Des Moines to Cumberland residents and nearby towns. Items include Mrs Annah Madison hosting visitors, E B Blankenship hospitalized, Neal Denham family in Massena, and local trips to Riverside Park and a Des Moines game. Also reports a B Y P A breakfast, editor Burt Stone moving, a thrashing at Coughlin farm, and Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks summoned in Los Angeles court over a kidnapping conspiracy plot.
Examinations for Regular Teachers and Normal Training run Wednesday to Friday at the county superintendent’s office. All applicants must write Government and Constitution to receive credit. Schedule lists times for Preliminaries, Didactics, Orthography, Geography, History, and more, with state and county government tests.
Avoca Iowa July 22 Mrs Johanna Horst longtime Avoca resident died at her daughter Emma Buckmans home after a three week illness Complications were listed as the cause Born in Keil Germany seventy years ago She married Claus Peterson in Germany and had four children They came to the United States forty three years ago, first to a Persia farm and later to Avoca where she married Claude Horst after a divorce from her first husband Two sons and two daughters survive Funeral services will be held Friday at the Lutheran church with Rev Kurtz officiating Interment will be in Avoca Cemetery Victim of Sheik Centerville Sheriff Earl Gaughenbaugh traveled to Des Moines to pursue Mildred Duyer a sixteen year old waitress allegedly enticed by Sheik Joseph Brechwald to Ottumwa under a marriage promise Mystic Information charged Lester Stearnes near here with handling and giving away obscene literature after a local accuser said Stearnes provided objectionable material to her daughter who works as a domestic at the Stearnes home
Mr and Mrs Roy Stakey of Massena were called to Des Moines yesterday due to an appendicitis operation on their outside brother.
Special to News-Telegraph reports Mrs. Gus Greenwaldt rushed to Bridgewater after serious injuries to her brother Wil Anthony. State highway commission investigators probing the death of W M Anthony who was fatally harmed while working on primary road No. 15, one mile south of Creston, in mid July.
A pile driver incident occurred when a tractor hoist failed, crushing and killing Anthony instantly. He was unmarried and about 150 years old. His only listed relative is a sister residing at Maasena.
Captain Lowell Smith head of America's round the world flyers pleaded guilty to automobile speeding in Los Angeles on July 22. He was fined $25 but the sentence was suspended after he stated he was unaware of breaking any law.
Ada ir July 22 Special to News Telegrap h Ir Boyd Hubbard and wife with son Junior Hubbard and daughter Doris Hubbard traveled to Anita to attend the marriage of their son Paul Hubbard of Newton to Miss Bernice G Stone of that city.
In a continued Page One excerpt, Hermine discusses personal beauty standards and candidly answers questions. She rejects modern extremes, praises her hair and health, and speaks plainly about sensitive topics. The piece notes a forthcoming second installment and mentions Red Cross nursing service support.
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