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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
6
A 1900s catalog-style piece quotes Nels P. Brown of United States tires praising brand durability and value. It argues that spending on standard tires yields more for money, with new reinforced rubber and web card construction enhancing strength. The article asserts modern tires improve while prices drop, rewarding faithful customers.
Two Iowa State College alumni, Clyde W. Warburton and George S. Christie, return after more than 20 years to receive honorary Doctor of Science degrees. Warburton, now director of USDA extension, earned his agriculture degree in 1902. Christie, Purdue's agricultural station head, completed his work here decades ago. Pedersen of Black Hawk county receives a certificate for eminent service in agriculture.
Ewing M. Bailey son of Rev. A Bailey and wife of 706 Linn street a first year student in Harvard School of Education has been awarded a University Scholarship by Harvard University. Bailey will continue studies in Education at Harvard. He was graduated from Monmouth College in 1921.
William J. Keighley and his eight season Chautauqua troupe return to the circuit with a leading role in the sieves comedy Adam and Eva now playing in Low-OT. Atlantic Chau tauqua patrons greet his comeback as home folks.
Babson Institute analysis notes rising wages for common labor as immigration curbs shrink supply. It highlights labor’s growing stock purchases and women entering financial independence, while building booms are tied to workingmen’s housing and savings deposits.
Washington June 13 forecast a storm wave centered on June 17-22 bringing drought, heat, and heavy rains across central to western U S and western Canada. Jupiter’s influence and magnetism linked to storms. government weather bureau emphasized for warnings. Earthquake notes attributed to electromagnetic currents and crustal faults near the St Lawrence Valley.
Earthquake notes caution tremors near June 23 and possibly July 21 while asserting no condition exists to trigger a recurrence of the 1663 quakes. Evidence suggests each subsequent quake would be weaker than the previous in this area.
Elliott, Iowa, June 12.5 Speeit to News-Telegraph says the Country Club members enjoyed a chicken supper with the timing a cut at the club house west of town Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Morgan of Colby Kansas are visiting relatives in Elliott and vicinity. The W. C. T. U. Ladies met at the home of Mrs Clara Moore Thursday. J. We Giltner was a guest of the Giltner family the first of the week.
McFarland traveled from the General Conference in Kansas last week with Mrs Walter Cernon and Miss Emily Hubbard attending a telephone operators convention in Red Oak on Wednesday. John Hancock and J Holtmeyer families are enjoying several weeks outing through Kansas and Nebraska.
Country Club ladies asked to make reservations by Tuesday night for the first afternoon event. Mrs Frank Brennan serves as 2dds chairman.
Farmers are invited to obtain loans at six percent interest. Wood & Savery of Atlan tig, Iowa, announce readiness to place funds. Contact details appear in local notices for loan inquiries.
Omaha Neb June 15 inviting all wounded and disabled American veterans of the great war to come to Omaha for counsel and cooperation of fourteen national liaison officers of the Disabled American Veterans during the annual national convention June 22 to 27. National Legislative Chairman Thomas Kirby of Washington predicted a big attendance and said much good should be accomplished at the convention.
Des Moines June 15. The Iowa Bankers association reports no support yet for the Bowman bank guarantee bill as bankers resist efforts to secure endorsement. The article notes opposition within the association to the proposed measure and outlines potential impacts on banks.
Meeta in annual seaslett Dubuque will meet opposition today. Local bankers and Frank Moore a Guthria Center banker and leading proponent of the measure among the funders are expected to be at the convention.
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