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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1925

Page

6

Ex Senator Clark of Montana Remembered as Staunch Character

An obituary tribute notes Ex Senator Clark of Montana who died at 86 after a long public career. The piece highlights his standing as a principled, outspoken figure and marks his links to New York and Andrews Clark.

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Millioit Weekly iy fo ree Atverbein 7 people pay mena

Seven individuals are charged in a case involving a scheme that allegedly paid a million dollars. The report notes enforcement actions and details a criminal investigation linked to a faulty investment plan. Authorities vow to pursue all defendants and recover funds.

Millioit Iy Foree Atverbein Mena Heat Tel

Inaugural Pageant and Prohibition Tension at Washington

The article describes a grand pageant near the White House with crowds exceeding 150000 as Roosevelt and Coolidge review the procession. Prohibition authorities tighten drink controls during the inaugural period while hotels enforce four day bookings to cover the event. It also notes the tradition of the presidential Bible and past biblical selections used at inaugurations.

White House Rough Rider Roosevelt Goolidge McKinley Morahera Cabinee Conlidge Harding Washington Sahara Oyster Sullivan Candy Kins Bible Ae Oo United Stas Bint Coolidge Supreme Court Bath Cleveland Capitol George Washington Masons Supreme ‘Court Grant Isaiah de Hayes Garfield Arthur Harrison Taft Wilgon Vo Harding Micah Calvin

President Coolidge Inauguration Promises Quiet Speech Plan

The piece outlines a calm transition to President Coolidge as he assumes office with limited public engagements. It notes Dawes weighing travel plans but prioritizes duty, and highlights a poised White House ambience, cabinet reshuffles, retirements, and long summer recess expectations. It also spotlights Col. John C. Coolidge's imminent presence and mentor Frink Stearns's influence on the era.

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Inauguration Simplicity Marks Coolidge Era

The piece notes a restrained inaugural plan for Calvin Coolidge with no grand displays or large crowds. It contrasts recent inaugurations, describes White House traditions, and details a modest procession and a quiet evening at the White House with Vice President Dawes attending a charity event instead of a ball.

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Missionary Dinner at Presbyterian Church This Saturday

The Presbyterian Missionary Society will serve dinner at the church on Saturday March 7, beginning at 11 o’clock. Price sixe.

Presbyterian Missionary Xocilety Price

Backache Warning Prompts Kidney Remedy Shoppers

An Atlantic resident warns backache signals failing kidneys and urges Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic. D W Deame, farmer of 211 Poplar Street, reports severe back pain and frequent urination improving after two boxes. Price one dollar, sold by all dealers.

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Towa Hag Big Soil Problems as Census Reveals Legume Shortage

County Agent L G Sorden reports US census findings show only about one to two percent of improved land in legumes in several counties including Adair Cass Madison Ringgold Union and Wayne while Skynyte lacks the 25 percent goal. Depleted soils and low clover based rotations reduce renter earnings by 200 to 300 dollars per acre.

Towa L. G. Sorden Adair Cass Madison Ringgold Union Wayne Sky Legumea

Mixing legumes lowers price of coats and cloves spiced mix

A fragment notes price reductions by blending with cheaper legumes and aromatic cloves. It suggests a method to reduce coat and spice costs, implying practical substitutions and consumer savings.

Hospital News Highlights From Local Area

Mrs Margaret Hoehne of South Birch street is a pneumonia patient at the Jones hospital. Ed Kurteriback of Wiota, a medical patient at the Atlantic hospital, was discharged today and went home. Robinson of Atlantic underwent a major operation at the Atlantic hotel today.

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