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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary obituary text places a church service at 4 30 officiated by Rev GL Hufstader with burial information to follow at a Mage location. The readable bits reference a Methodist church and Weekward in a concise death notice fragment.
Sioux City June 26. John Adair 27 is given a slight chance to recover from burns suffered when he used a lighted match to look into his gasoline tank. The incident occurred on the lower part of his body. Doctors report cautious optimism despite the severity of his injuries.
Dr. Don W. Griswold named health commissioner of Iowa arrives at Camp Dodge for instruction at the national guard officers' school ahead of taking over July 1. He succeeds Dr Rodne P. Fagen and will begin duties soon.
Avo ca driver Gip Summers pleaded guilty to drunk driving after a collision in the business district. He was fined 600 by Judge Wheeler but could not immediately pay. Summers moved to Avoca about a year ago with a telephone crew from Malvern and has family in the area.
Special to News Telegraph Neal and Golden Zike returned Wednesday from water trips to Arcadia Nebraska. Mrs C F Harmon suffered a machine needle puncture through her finger, causing weakness. Mrs Geo Kunze’s little son visited Red Oak tonight before her departure to Colorado. Mr Kunze plans to join them. Miss Goldie Odem visited friends in Atlantic earlier. Will Momtague secured work with a Chicago surveying crew. The Service Star Legion and ath Lena met in the town hall Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ian Rowling will soon leave for Sandstone Minnesota to spend the storm season.
A new electrical instrument the Telepix transmits photographs as fast as telegraphic messages. The New York News and Chicago Tribune backed the instrument. Western Union maintained a circuit for a football game pictorial report across 3444 miles with 11 repeaters. The system eliminates relays and Morse operators, using 125000 poles and other infrastructure to deliver wire photo facilities from Buffalo to Denver.
A reported fact states that transmitting a picture requires fewer telegraphic signals than sending a thousand word news dispatch. Thirty five section linemen stood along the route ready for instant service in case of emergency in East Lake City.
In the Southern District of Iowa a bankruptcy case for William Rex Amos of Cassy County. On June 24 1924 he was adjudicated bankrupt and creditors meet July 7 1924 at 10 AM in Council Bluffs to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee Paul W Richards will preside.
Mexico City report states Mexican shopmen plan a nationwide railroad strike starting July 4 after securing a wage gain. President Calles warns he will deploy troops to keep trains running. Also notes an operation for appendicitis in Des Moines for Ingham.
Des Moines June 25 Rabies remains a concern despite repeated checks by the state board of health. Commissioner Rodney P. Fagen said 83 Pagteur treatments have been given and 142 cases treated so far this year. He stated most cases involved actual bites from rabid dogs or exposures, with no single area affected.
Mrs Lillian Robinson of Aberdeen S B is a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs J H Wever. Mrs C C Kerr formerly Miss Lottie Whited of Washington Ind and Miss Harriett Petersen of Princeton Ill, former teachers here, visit Hendershot Conine and other friends. Groves plan Newton trip while Marley Howell substitutes on rural mail route formerly handled by David Hare on Atlantic route.
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