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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
2
A glowing promo for the new Jewett Coach from Paige Jewett engineers touts a five passenger enclosed design with sedan construction, 25 percent more power from a larger six motor, and long life as its top asset. It mirrors luxury on a moderately priced chassis.
Iowa Dry Head renews his assault on prohibition enforcement as Superintendent McNaught denounces a five city investigation report. He calls the anti sale stance a whitewash while defending local observance efforts amid renewed clashes with anti saloon groups.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for condolences and support during a recent bereavement. The Madison report notes four men considered by the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents as a successor to President Birge, including Dr. Walter A. Jessup of the University of Iowa.
Henry Jacobsen ten, who had been missing for two years, was found returning home after appeals tied to Mothers Day. He said the timely influence of the holiday drew him back to his family.
Miss Amy Lowell, poetess and exponent of verse libre in America, died suddenly at her Brookline home. She published her first work at age 38 and was sister of Harvard president Lawrence Lowell and Mrs Margaret Lowell Putnam.
New Rotary committees announced by President Dr. W. S. Greenleaf at the local club meeting include Public Affairs Tony Gillette Ira Welch BE. P. Chase and several others. Program committees for each month list chairmen and members with May and January meetings noted.
Statham Georgia resident Thurman, once Burl county's wealthiest citizen, faces a shooting incident as Mrs Richard Bowmen from G. spore killed him in an apparent act of vengeance for her husband who was killed six months earlier.
Hans Walscher a 26 year old Davenport Iowa mail clerk was killed in Council Bluffs today when a railroad engine knocked his mail truck from tracks and dragged him 26 feet his body pinned between wheels as he tried to free himself.
Reports from Atlantic and Jones hospitals describe several patients undergoing operations and recovery. Mrs. Ferman Fromach of Lewin and Mrs Hattie Rule of Guiswold had procedures at Atlantic hospital, while Mrs Myrtle Miller's son was born Tuesday evening at Atlantic hospital. Mrs Lie Aisoia's operation shows satisfactory progress, and Bland-Barbiagt is recovering nicely after a Tuesday evening procedure.
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