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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
6
A fragmented report outlines stock and corporate actions from 1917 to 1923. It mentions preferred shares at 4.26 and common stock at 4.36 per share, with reductions in operating costs and property improvements cited as reasons for the surplus. President Gorman notes the overall impact on per share value.
An elegant beige jeweltone coat trimmed with fox fur matches a beige straight frock. The coat and dress are lined in printed silk. the dress features green designs, a long sleeve, and a long svertunic.
Grey downy kittens and three brown and white bull terrier pups are adopted by Lucy who treats the pups with affection unlike her own kittens. The foster mother snarls if anyone touches a pup and the kittens hold little value while bull terriers fetch about 35 dollars each in the market. Harry Caldwell found the pups' mother dead weeks earlier and, on a suggestion, advertised for a nursing cat. Mrs. Guy Kepple offered one, leading Lucy to adopt the pups in what appears to be a timely bargain.
Dubuque and Polk counties reach the state championship final for the farm bureau debate to be held in Ames on April 2. The topic asks whether greater opportunity exists for boys on the farm or in the city. Dubuque county backs farm opportunities, Polk county argues for city opportunities. Debaters include A. F. Aitcheson, A. E. Aitcheson, Earl Martin for Dubuque. Carl Heidman, Wayne Wright, Marion Steddom for Polk. Station WOI will broadcast the event at 7:30 p.m.
The Interstate Commerce Commission under the transportation act is urged to set rates so carriers by groups can earn about 53-4 percent on aggregate property values. The Rock Island group reportedly earned under four percent on its combined value last year. The News Telegraph notes coverage of the matter.
A school program and box social will be held at the Sarah church on Friday March 27. Ladies are asked to bring boxes to Frankie Schmidt, the teacher, for the event.
Willard Gochens and Mrs. Sant Gochenour were nearby when a large walnut tree toppled in a late Saturday accident six miles from town. The tree struck Gochens, trapping him. crew cut the trunk in two to free him, but he died en route to town. His chest was crushed and an ear torn from his head in the fatal incident. The paper notes a 16,000 readership.
Shenandoah Ta March 25 A suit over a 3000 durance life policy on Katherine Lukashavac a nurse found dead in an automobile on Jover's lane was settled out of court for 2000 Marie Lukashavne of St Joseph was named beneficiary dispute centered on whether death was accidental coroners jury had earlier hinted exposure as the cause of death
Des Moines Iowa March 1925 report notes progress in legislative understanding of the law as lawmakers navigate new regulations. The article emphasizes recent sessions and efforts to clarify statutes, with attention to potential reforms and administrative details.
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