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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
2
A woman stricken with paralysis died Thursday at her home at Franklin Avenue and Lighth Streets. She leaves four sons and one daughter. Funeral services were held at Dunn's Funeral Home at 3 30 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Regular meeting notice for Knights of Columbus to be held Wednesday evening March 11 at 8 o clock. All members are urged to be present under Grand Knight Lynch guidelines.
Frank C. Pellett describes Calexico as a border town with Mexicali across a fence and notes U S efforts to curb smuggling. He recounts crossing the line, encounters with a U S patrol, and reflects on border patrol effectiveness. The Imperial Valley is praised as a winter garden with large lettuce and cantaloupe shipments, while irrigation costs and farm economics shape farming choices and crop prospects. He contrasts inland Arizona and southern California warmth with coast travel appeal.
Kate Shelley, a 15 year old Iowa girl, crossed a storm swept trestle over the Des Moines river to warn a midnight express of a wrecked engine near Moingona. Her daring rescue earned state honors, a gold watch, a railroad pass, and a bridge renamed for her on the North Western line between Boone and Ogden.
The text explains how dividends are defined and taxed under the 1924 revenue act. It covers cash and property dividends, fair market value reporting on receipt, taxation of distributions to stockholders, and the treatment of stock dividends. It notes that corporate tax is 12 percent on net income and that stock issuance as a dividend is not taxable income unless redemption or cancellation makes it effectively a taxable dividend.
Local lender announces readiness to issue farm loans at five and a half percent interest. Customer inquiry encouraged at the office in town.
The independent offices appropriation bill approved by the President on March 8 provides funds for the interstate commerce commission to complete its property valuation work. It calls for many additional hires in accounting civil electrical mechanical and other specialties with various grades from junior to senior, with full information available from the civil service commission in Washington or the secretary of the U S civil service board in major cities.
Jow a city lawyer and Fort Dodge attorney J W Barton, a World War I major, has been appointed national adjutant of the American Legion. He graduated from the University of Jaws College of Law in 1907 and has practiced law in Fort Dodge since. The text notes his alumni status and military rank.
An OCR fragment advertises Joint Base as a remedy for stiff joints. It claims fast relief from swelling and pain by rubbing in the ointment and suggests buying from a druggist. The misspelled copy mentions a product name and urges use during joint discomfort.
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