Cass County Fair Association Incorporated in Atlantic Iowa
Notice declares incorporation under chapter 384 title 19 of the Code of Town 1924 for The Cass County Fair Association Atlantic Iowa to hold fairs for premiums in stock farm products implements and other items with capital stock set at forty thousand dollars. Nine directors elected on October second twenty twenty five with initial directors listed and officers to be chosen annually. Debts not to exceed one half paid in capital. private property of members exempt from corporate debts. Dated June twenty eighth nineteen twenty five.
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Cass County Fair Association
Atlantic
Iowa
Eifth
J. 0. Berry
Dee > Carlson
Ray Trainer
F. Er
G. G. Lindeman
Roy Fancolly
P. R. Smith
G. A. Perryman
Long list of names echoes community figures in estate notices
A dense roster of individuals and surnames appears in a local estate record, listing dozens of persons and families such as Grulke Nichols Neale Stienke Berry Hay Berry Chapman Hagley Estate Hopley Taylor Quinlan Rudolph Whitney and many others, suggesting a lengthy probate or property settlement record. The asset holders and related parties across many surnames indicate a broad community involvement in the estate proceedings.
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Wm. Grulke
F. M. Nichols
R. F. Neale
G. C. Stienke
C. T. Berry
C. H. Hay
R. C. Berry
Brown
Frank Chapman
H. G C
Albert Mueller
Chas, Deane
Wm. M. Nichols
F. M. Alexander
Wm. Toepfer
R. R. Bell
Cb. Cale
BE. J. Young
O. W. Peterson
Columbus Pratt
Muston
Broa
CF. Beekman
Mrs. Alanson Miller
S.A. Nayer
J. EB
Trailer
Oh, Barthes
HL Aekles
H. M. Baker
U. S
Carl Zellmer
W. F. Berry
J. EB .Wissler
Surplus Power at Muscle Shoals Offered for Sale
The War Department announces sale of surplus power to be developed at Muscle Shoals in August during testing of new generator units and water wheels. The department will not enter a lease for disposal of the power, following the Muscle Shoals inquiry commission mandate.
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Washington
INS
Wae Department
Murede Shoals
Special
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
War Department
Roads in good condition for Sunday travel
Des Moines June 27 The Des Moines Automobile Club reports Sunday will be an ideal day for motoring with road conditions in all parts of Iowa very good. Three detours affect the Lincoln Highway: a graveled nine mile stretch between State Center and Marshalltown and two detours east and west of Cedar Rapids. A short detour is noted on the Jefferson Highway near Lamont.
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Des Moines
INS
Des Moines Automobile Club
Auto Club
Lincoln Highway
State Center
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapide
Jefferson Highway
Lamont
Henry Ford
Chrysler
Western Railroad Roundhouse
Ellis
Kans
Mr. Ford
Ford
Walter Chrysler
Fiction Forms Favorite Reading At Atlantic Library
The Atlantic Carnegie Library shows fiction as the favorite reading class with equal adult and child patronage. Reference works, magazines, and cyclopedias remain in demand, especially by high school students. Annual circulation totals 21,292 with 1,101 readers in the surrounding area. Gertrude Barnard, librarian, and a bank committee oversee book selection and care.
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Atlantic Carnegie
Anne
Scribner's
World Work
Literary Digest
Century
Atlantic Monthly
Harper's
Secwties Sait
Thia
Terestsiinge Tatiow
Ailow
Palateaut
Saturnty Evening Post
The
American of Science
Atlantic
Gertrude Barnard
Bank Committee
Carrie Wilken
W.c. Martin
Mia
C. P. Meredith
Anna C. Temple
C. S. Relyon
Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo Set for September
Waterloo Iowa June 27 While dairy calf clubs focus on youth the sixteenth annual dairy cattle congress will run September 28 through October 4 with plans to host 250 head of cattle. A $2600 cash prize premium list is prepared and a club camp will operate on the show grounds. The junior program includes judging contests demonstrations and tests with cooperative support from the Iowa State Dairy Association and Iowa State College extension department.
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Waterloo
Towa State Dairy Association
Extension Department
Iowa State College
Wereford
Iowa
Swift and Campany
Chicago
National Committee On Boys and Girls
College of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mahaska County Assessments Cut in Most Sectors
Oskaloosa Iowa June 27 The Mahaska county assessment reports show cuts in nearly all lines of property valuations with town lots as the lone exception Total county valuation stands at 44559759 Farm valuations drop by about half a million from the previous year Farm land is assessed at 26849536 this year versus 527269260 in 1924 0
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Oskaloosa
U. P
Mahagkay
News Telegraphs Ad Rises For Atlantic Business Reach
The News Telegraph highlights broad circulation over Cass County and surrounding rural areas, selling ads as a cost effective move for local businesses. It claims a daily reach of 4,000 homes and up to 15,000 people, urging merchants to buy space and advertise across a wide territory.
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Des Moines Register
Register and Tribune
News-Telegraph
Cass County
N-T
Atlantic Ty
Iowa
Atlantic
Sheriff Seizes Contraband Beers From Vault
Beers and wine stored in the sheriff office vault caused a panic in the courthouse as officers struggled to open the door. The raid left 124 quarts of beer ruined as evidence. the sheriff took the rest home to keep it cool until court ordered.
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Adel
Sheriff's Office
Court House
Terday
Angie
Dubk
Parsons Wier
Swift and Company to Prize 4-H Club Members
Swift and Company宣布将为四个州的 4-H 成员颁发奖品 包括教育旅行至 Chicago 的第四届全国 Boys and Girls Club Congress 以参加国际畜展同期活动。 国家委员会宣布该计划，并表示 Swift 公司一直支持儿童与青少年俱乐部工作。
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Swift & Company
Marne Editor Praises New Atlantic Methodist Church
W Rowley, editor of the Marne page in Walnut Bureau, toured the new Atlantic Methodist church and called it a fine plant. He noted about 900 members but Sunday attendance was only around 300, roughly 33 percent, and questioned why the other members did not attend and why invest $70,000 in a church building for show.
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W. Rowley
Marne
Walnut Bureau
M. E
New Methodist Church
Atlantic
Motion Picture at United Presbyterian Church Draws Good Crowd
A film showing the churchs Egyptian missionary work drew a comfortably full audience at the United Presbyterian Church on Sixth and Walnut Streets. Local participants Margaret Bell, longtime Egypt missionary, and Malley, son of Rev A Bailey, appeared in the feature. The public was invited with no admission fee.
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United Presbyterian Church
Sixth Land Walnut Streets
Margaret Bell
Egypt
Antweg Malley
A. &. Bailey
Weal Churea
Amazing Growth of Chrysler Biz Stuns World
Detroit June 27 Announcement says Maxwell-Chrysler sales top 120 million annually under Walter P Chrysler, rapidly growing into one of America's largest industries. The piece compares Chrysler and Ford, notes humble beginnings, and highlights the rapid market acceptance of the Chrysler car in its debut year.
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Detroit
Maxwell-Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
Mr. Chrysler
Henry Ford
Hankow Chamber of Commerce Attacks Senator Borah
Hankow June 27 The American Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution protesting Senator Borah on China saying his statements embolden disruptive elements and mislead the international effort toward disorder and chaos It criticizes him for encouraging anti foreign sentiment while urging protection for both Chinese and foreigners.
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Hankow
INS
American Chamber of Commerce
Borah
China
Third Internationale
Enat
United States
Bankers to Face Fraud Charges in Des Moines Arraignment
In Des Moines on June 27 two Oak Park bank bankers O I Wynkoop and Roy Eide were to be arraigned in district court on fraudulent banking charges. They were indicted with J O McClelland, bank head, by the grand jury Thursday night. McClelland pleaded guilty and was released on a 35000 bond awaiting trial.
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Des Moines
O. I Wynkoop
Roy Eide
Oak Park Bank
J. O. McClelland
McClelland
Closing session of Presbyterian Bible School yields diplomas
The Presbyterian Daily Vacation Bible School held its closing session yesterday morning and all pupils then picnicked at Lewin. Sixty nine enrolled. Diplomas were awarded by Rev. William Mack to regular attendees. Four departments taught by Misses Drew Walker Carver Wendling and Mr Mack. Farewell offering totaled 23.45.
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Presbyterian Daily
Bible School
Lewin
William Mack
Marie Drew
Thelma Walker
Thelma Carver
Preferred Railroad Stockholders Lose In Court Fight
The court denied an injunction sought by preferred stockholders to force the railroad to pay all accrued dividends before any further payouts on common stock. The decision ends their bid to tie up dividend payments across the railway. Our want ad page will sell your property for you.
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Roy Fannelly
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W. R. Remein
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Alice M. Berg
Won. Baxter
Lewis Krutzberg
J. L. Robinson
A.P. Meredith
Green Bay Lumber Ca
Duhn Tardio
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Wilkes Sarsfield
Mark Hansen
Frank Joaknson
L. HW. Pine
J. O. Kilken
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