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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
1
Charles P. Stewart profiles Herbert Faryt, former Sioux City mayor, noting his early life, legal career, and complex stance on vice. The piece describes his willingness to meet diverse town figures, his liberal sympathies, and mixed reception from puritans, ending with a reflection on his unfinished memoir and health decline.
notice to subscribers explains a special delivery option for evening papers, advising callers before seven o'clock to request Sami delivery. It also includes foreign policy commentary criticizing President Coolidge and secretary of state, with extensive quoted opinion and political analysis.
An Indy reader reports that a Polish woman delegate faced hissing from several delegates during a discussion on disarmament in Washington. After the incident, the group adopted a peace and disarmament resolution, while questions about wartime conditions and misperceptions circulated among attendees.
A brief report notes that the resolutions based on the long suppressed gathering in the country have rarely been exceeded. The mention implies a significant, though concise, record of achievement tied to this event and its context within national progress.
Premier Callauxeot of France vows to pay France's debts in a firm stance. The message implies cooperation with the United States and other nations, detailing plans to ensure financial obligations are met despite economic strain. The remarks underscore a resolve to maintain payments amid pressures.
Fragmented text references a Milford Pennsylvania prisoner case and a Detroit marriage on credit. Names and events are garbled with stray phrases about vows, substitutes, and milk buns, showing a miscellany of society and crime notes without clear coherence.
Poet Walt Mason rails at public charity and welfare figures, arguing that handouts hurt more than they help. He imagines a statistician tallying costs while the speaker worries about dignity and the impact on the hobo crowd.
Fragmentary text presents garbled lines with names and events, referencing Dory and Richard, vague public welfare concerns, and a misdated copyright claim to Georst Mat thew Adams. The readable bits suggest a distant, disjointed historical note with minimal coherent facts.
Des Moines May 1 1925 radio is praised as a free fast channel for weather and crop info. A federal state study shows 16 percent of Iowa farms own radios with 83 597 sets statewide and many in west central regions. Crystal sets common in certain counties though sparsest in northeast.
Mason City reports the death of Geo Warner McEwen, foster son of Dr George McEwen of Mason City. He died on a ship off Hawaii after an accident, and the navy department in Washington notified the family. The incident occurred while the vessel was at sea near Hawaii SAC CITY reports Isaak Walton club renews anti crow and squirrel drive with a moth hunt set for May 20 to control poultry-damaging birds and gray and striped squirrels. Viola McCubbin, born in Sac City and raised there, was chosen Culver City's representative for a beauty revue in Los Angeles, May 20, and later joined Norma Talmadge’s new film Graystark as a lady-in-waiting. Mason City notes C F Osborne, a Hampton surgeon, had his disorderly conduct charge dismissed by the plaintiff, the city of Clear Lake, clearing the court record of actions involving Osborne and officers.
In a case filed last fall Dr. Osborne charged Clear Lake officials with false arrest and false imprisonment. The matter drew notable attention last August when Dr. Oxbernie was jailed in Clear Lake.
In Story county a sheriff seeks a man and a woman confederate who bilked 87 year old Mrs Yeary Tetweiler, widow of a Civil War veteran, out of 100 dollars by posing as eye inspectors. They lured her to Artbank to withdraw funds and claimed spectacles cost 50 dollars per pair before disappearing.
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