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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
1
A Paris to Washington dispatch reports American travelers in Morocco near the borderlands of a potential incident with Abd el Krim and his bandit forces. Officials fear kidnappings and reprisals, recalling Teddy Roosevelt era ventures that forced action and diplomacy amid fragile colonial tensions.
Editorial and subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed for one month six months and one year with regional prices for Canada and the United States. A notice to Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers warns evening delivery requires a call before seven o clock to avoid misdelivery.
A lengthy discussion argues farmers should favor local merchants and advertising to boost demand for farm goods. It critiques Chicago mail order dominance, urging Buy Iowa for Iowa and Sell Iowa to Iowa while stressing mutual support between farmers, merchants, and manufacturers. The piece cites Marshalltown Times-Republican notes and stresses live and let live in price setting to sustain regional economies.
The document quotes a Des Moines Capital letter by Kendal describing his interest in Japan and its institutions. He praises Japanese efficiency in roads hotels post office and government and notes the long imperial dynasty of over thirteen hundred years. The piece mentions temples in Kyoto and a large edifice with grand altar highlights from his travels and speech.
The readable text hints at a fragmented discussion of Roman empire height under Hadrian from 98 to 117 AD. It mentions Rome’s weighty rule and a notable, splendid era in Latin architecture, though many words are garbled and names are partial.
A garbled 1925 NEA Service item recaps varied notes from London to Chicago. Highlights mention Sieve fron and Rainbow shuva trends, a clock tower in Brooklyn, Halveuls in Chicago, and a vote on new data. References to King of Bagdad, Linden zoo mice, Jack Dempsey sailing for Rubone, and a Florida millionaire romance in California appear amid uncertain lines.
A collection of verses laments old friends fallen on hard times begging for small aid. The poet contrasts cheerful pasts with current poverty, noting many once well-dressed men now beg with borrowed stamps and torn scripts.
Real estate transfers show W A McKeey wit to Hl Pp Ziegler and others for 1814 dollars, C A C Goenhour to Peter Smith with wed 2-77-45, 31600 dollars, D C Bel and wife to George I Shaffer with descriptions of parcels, perpetual 1t of way and west 150 feet, other minor conveyances noted with values 2000 and 5100 dollars.
Isaac McCaun federal prohibition agent for South Dakota faces preliminary hearing on one charge for fatally shooting Francis Fountain, 22, at Jefferson, 58 miles south of Elk Point, during a raid along the Missouri River. Witnesses claim the shooting was deliberate and occurred late yesterday as agents and officers conducted a search for stills.
Fragmentary text urges that personality shows first in personal appearance and demeanor. It stresses self-care and prudent grooming as essential traits for men today, with scattered garbled phrases about attire and equipment. The passage presents a dated, exhortative tone on self-presentation.
Beale Agent Mallidgy reports that a young man named Fontaine fled a search near a river and struck McCoun with a club causing him to fall. McCoun then fired as he lay on the ground amid a chaotic scene described by Holliday.
Ed Glenn, jailed on bonders in, overslept and arrived late to court. A motion for directed verdict was sustained because the state failed to identify the defendant as the man who sold the liquor, resulting in his release.
Magnola report notes infection from a sliver led to the death of John Dierks, 64. The incident occurred after he pricked his finger, with authorities detailing the chain of events and medical conclusions.
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