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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

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Senator Bingham Finds Truth Lies Beneath Surface

The new Connecticut senator Hiram Bing ham argues many cases reveal motives below the surface after two months of exploring senatorial catacombs. A city council meeting later read a dance ordinance requiring lighted venues, police supervision, closing by midnight, and fines from one to one hundred dollars for violations.

NBA Pes Washington Hiram’ Bingham Connesticut Bingham Senate Connecticus

Advertising Rates and Sunday Law Commentary

Rates for subscription and delivery are listed with by carrier options and international mail figures. The piece then critiques Sunday enforcement laws, arguing many blue laws are effectively dead and enforcement is selective and hypocritical.

Des Moines

Nebraska Farmers Pave County Roads with Monarch Advantage

In Douglas county Omaha sits along the coasty coast of the county with well laid brick. Fourteen to sixteen feet wide with an acey covering the county outside the metropolis. The farmers on the paving are monarchs of all they survey and enjoy broad advantages.

Nebraska Omaha Svar Hk Douglas County

Road paving bonds spark tax debate in Douglas County

Town residents discuss a paving project financed by bonds. Proponents argue the road benefits all farmers and city travelers, noting increased traffic and savings per mile. Opponents favor a gasoline tax or other means over direct land taxes to cover costs.

Douglas County

Complainant Urges Action On Local Vice Claims

A subscriber asserts illegal activity near Chestnut Street in Atlantic. The News-Telegraph says officials should investigate or risk intervention by the attorney general. if mistaken, the public deserves clarification.

News-Telegraph Schzen Atlantic Chestnut Street Torn Des Moines Watter

Fragmentary verse on love wealth and regret from a George Matthew Adams column

A quirky, incomplete verse laments thrift, credit, heartbreak, and a shift from sorrow to wealth. It contrasts a thrifty husband turned broke with a saving-minded partner named Maud and a cynical view of young lovers.

Maud George Matthew Adams

Fas SAYS Fas SAYS Frontyard cabbage plan spurs spring tasks

A man described as wanting to plant cabbage in the front yard is tied to spring cleaning. The piece notes inside window washing and a radio issue, hinting at broader personal effort and mood without strong narrative details.

Another Lie Is Nailed And A 1925 Look Back

A Baltimore doctor boasts a potent drug proving a hoax or exaggeration. J W Cooper of Marshalltown counters amateur detective tales about Michael Featherstone's murder, debunking lingering myths. The piece ridicules sensational claims, notes Dawes in Senate chatter, and highlights a Siberian gold rumor with a joke.

J. W. Cooper Marshalltown Michael Feather Stone Des Moines Register Phila Gubb Pats Huzhandra Geader Neil

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason

A brief notice highlights Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason. The feature references the poet and his rhythmic verse style, noting publication context and era appeal.

Walt Mason

Twenty Years Ago Today March 27 1905 Widely Quoted Card

Rev C W Reeder pastor of Atlantic Baptist church resigns with farewell sermon. Local election draws good vote. Obscure romance lines recall Sadie and past loves. Mayor J A McWard seen in town. Mrs Ellen Carwell dies at Cedar Street home. Address to be delivered at opera house. nearby speakers scheduled.

C. W. Reeder Atlantic Baptist Church Willian Doe Sadie Heek James Buzdoodle Snenaer Sadies

Local Business Acknowledges Ownership Change and Death

A company reports sale of its outfitting business and stock to Chris Tensen Bros. Mrs M L Langon sold her retreatinary business. Mrs C W Bront learns of the death of her mother in Burlington Vermont. Society Vaudeville at Wenan's City Club drew a full house. Mr and Mrs James Grant Whitnes announce daughter Elinor Marie to wed Dr William Edward Ah in June in Council Bluffs.

M. L. Langon Christensen Bros C. W. Bront Burlington, Vt C. |. Ladd James Grant Whitnes Elinor Marie William Edward Ah Council Bluffs

Real Estate Transfers March 25 1925 Summary

Real estate transfers dated March 25 1925 list several conveyances among Frank Retz Sr Ralph F E Edward C Piergon J W Auld Augusta E Blankenship W H Stahl Sarah Hopper Oliver J Strutz Bernard F Waters Rae Leach Albert Johnson Frederick Jepson Henry Schmedtsen Marie Paulsen and Mary Ash. Transactions include quitclaims wd positions assumed fees and nominal dollar considerations with properties in town sections 74 76 37 and surrounding blocks. Amounts noted range from 1 to 17000 dollars with several parcels described by compass directions and lot segments.

Frank Retz Sr Dsr Ralph FE Edward C. Piergon J. W. Auld Acandlia Anna M. Pierson W. Auld Augusta Bernard F. Waters Fe Raefeet L. Leach Rec C. W. A. McKee Albert Johnson Frederick Jepson Henry Schmedtsen Marie Paulsen Mary Ash Edward McConpyine Alex Ned

Bluff to regulate dance halls in new ordinance

Bluff council votes March 27 to enact a regulation and licensing ordinance for public dance halls. The measure aims to curb objectionable conduct by closing loopholes and tightening oversight of such venues.

Council -Bluffs Durce

Banana Industry Threatened by Fungus in Janmiya

A island banana industry faces collapse as a fungus disease devastates Ulal trees in Janmiya. Growers urge swift action to contain spread and protect livelihoods on the island.

Janmiya Island

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