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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
7
Ernest Tripp Kelley suffered a severe leg injury when his leg was caught by a flywheel on a Hawkins engine. Doctors believe amputation may be avoided, though the leg was broken in four places and lacerated. He crawled to a phone to call for medical help.
A business delegation from Bee and the World-Herald, along with many Omaha businessmen, will visit Cedar Rapids the week of July 7 to 12, likely on the 7th, per today’s letter from Mayor Ball of Cedar Rapids inviting Mayor Dasman and party to attend the big outdoor celebration.
Dorothey Ellingson a youthful patient underwent an appendectomy at St Francis hospital this morning. Doctor T D Arcy Quinn county jail physician reported the condition as very satisfactory.
Sioux Falls. James A. May of 2590 H Street touts a new device that supposedly doubles mileage, claims to reduce gasoline bills for car owners. He says the unit improves power and reduces carbon while avoiding spark plug trouble, and can be installed in five minutes. May seeks agents to distribute free samples to auto owners.
The local Carnegie City Library reports summer loan titles from the Iowa Traveling Library. Works include The New Psychology and the Teacher by H C Miller, Psychology of Thought and Feeling by Platt, Wonders of Salvage by Masters, Isles of Eden by Davidson, Alaska Days with John Moore by Young, Lord Harker by John Masefield, London Spy by Burke, Rector of Wych by Sinclair, Around the World in New York by Konrad Bercovict, and more.
Anson Marston of Iowa State College, serving as dean of engineering, was awarded the honorary Doctor of Engineering by the University of Nebraska. The recognition highlights his notable contributions to engineering education and the continuation of Iowa State’s leadership in the field.
A separate engineering school in 1904 produced a figure widely known across the country as a civil and sanitary engineer. The person gained national recognition for contributions to public works and infrastructure.
County treasurer reports a surge in new car sales with 5107 vehicles registered, surpassing the previous year’s mark reached by August 30. Notable new owners include H. M. Hansen of Locust street with a Nash five passenger sedan, Mrs. Thomas Whitney of Maple street with a Ford sedan, County Supervisor W. G. Hansen, Paul P. Nelson with a Maxwell coach, and John Fuhlen with a Buick brougham in Cass County.
A short notice highlights the ad reach of the publication claiming a readership of sixteen thousand. The item emphasizes broad exposure for classified advertising and urges readers to place bids or notices with the paper.
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