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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
2
Funeral services were held today for the late Willa Olsen at the family home and Lutheran church in Elk Horn. Rev. Bing officiated. Interment followed in Elk Horn cemetery.
Massena Indiana reports the sophomore class at the local school will stage a performance this evening at the Masonic hall titled Mrs. Briggs in the Poultry Yard. The event is shared as a special to the News Telegram.
The piece outlines three key costs for a battery: the upfront price, its lifespan, and repair expenses to keep it working. It emphasizes that total ownership depends on purchase price, durability, and maintenance costs.
Modern mothers are advised that Vicks salve used externally is safe and effective for children. Rub on the throat and chest, cover with warm cloth, and vapors enter the body by heat. Ingredients include menthol camphor thyme and turpentine. Colds are claimed to be relieved overnight and croup within fifteen minutes.
Tests in Des Moines report two bills to revise auto and track license fees. Proposals include lower passenger car charges and higher truck fees, plus changes to weight based and percentage charges. Bills aim to simplify administration and set minimum fees while updating rates for pneumatic tires and solid tires.
A fragmented radio listing details Iowa stations KFNF KPJB WSUS WHO WOC and others with times for weather markets concerts talks and musical programs. Several venues and cities such as Shenandoah Ames Marshalltown Iowa City Davenport and Des Moines appear, noting daily programs from morning chimes to evening concerts and weather reports.
Fragmentary auction names appear with March dates and consignors including Jen Mar and Fred Reppert. The cluttered OCR hints at a local sale notice with Woe Wilken Monuments or Works referenced, but readable specifics are limited.
Special to News Telegraph reports the Brayton Lumber Company, a local cooperative, is reorganizing as its charter expires after twenty years. Stockholders totaling about forty to fifty participate. officers to be elected at a meeting. A $50 share now costs $120. The company operates a summertime yard. JAnel Morters has retired.
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