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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
2
A May 19 report claims a hot high quality liquor is being manufactured within minutes of Anita. The operation allegedly produces large quantities, transported to nearby markets at profits covering investment and fines, led by a real business man building a thriving nationwide industry.
In Shenandoah Iowa May 1 the Evening Sentinel reports a local fund to aid an elderly former newspaperman and his wife. Friends collected money after the man posted a request and a typewriter could not be found locally to write letters for their travel costs.
A brief item from The News Aeregraph highlights local happenings on the eighteenth news cycle with concise notes on community events and notable updates.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions greetings and unclear names with scattered letters. The text references numbers and a person perhaps tied to a location, but no coherent event, organization, or dates emerge to form a complete news item.
Fragmented text references Socialis and Hindenburg involving a suspect in a CWRAILIN matter. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable portions suggest a crime or public safety context with individuals such as Meehan and references to markets or vendors.
A report from Mapleton about a mysterious shooting injuring Stella Baker near Hore. The incident involves hospital holds, unclear motive, and police inquiry with local residents and doctors cited amid rumors and private statements.
In Washington on May 19 a federal drive against moonshine in the southern mountains began with revenue agents and U S marshals raiding the Hill districts south of the Mason Dixon line. Early reports say stills were seized and several men taken prisoner.
Linn County gardener AL Kemper reports a new asparagus variety named Silver Tip. He says it matures earlier and yields longer spears than rival types, after crossing existing strains through selective breeding and careful cultivation.
Senator Cummins lies in a Des Moines physician’s care after an attack of bronchitis. Family reports he is slightly ill but improving, with a planned return to Washington later in the week to address railroad-consolidation concerns. Transit reported as by automa tile, with no other medical or personal details disclosed.
Fragmentary text describes a church foundation, mentions divine church in New Book 28 and widest in creation. References to Tomer, ob world, and Metis ae suggest oblique notes. Content is garbled. no clear events, dates, or identifiable names beyond generic terms.
The infant named Jake Treatway, born at New Oxjeans, weighs 4 pounds 6 ounces after an initial 2 pounds at birth. She is kept at Tourel Lifirmary in a nurseries program as she trains to dive.
The secretary of war Weeks, absent for weeks, has suffered a new setback from an illness. He is confined to his bed at home in Washington. Doctors report the latest attack as the second since his thrombosis earlier.
Real estate transfers list shows W A McKee sheriff selling to John Gustavson property described as nw4 and exceptions totaling 81 728.54 dollars. Another sheriff sale, same party, valued at 11 000 dollars. E W Holmen Co transfers to Ida McCord by quit claim deed for 100 feet, with costs noted as 44.00.
Washington May 19 Gen Frank T Vines director of the veterans bureau announced today he would address the annual convention of disabled American Veterans at Omaha Nebraska late in June The announcement sets the stage for a keynote by a high ranking federal official at the gathering of veterans organizations
Rey Fields, formerly of New Market, Js., preached his first sermon at the Baptist church here last Sunday after accepting a call two weeks ago. Despite adverse weather, about 210 students and visitors attended the musical drama Going Down Which is given by Town State College during the last Veishea nights. The play was written by Braklin M. feck and Charles BE. McRetvey, college students.
Fragmentary ad notes a removal sale starting Thursday morning with an item described as a wrapper electric curling sign at 60c. The readable text mentions King Bleetrie Go and a price cue, but lacks complete details.
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