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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
3
Sports World reports Drake University unveils a new athletic facility at Drake Stadium as preparations begin for a high profile opening. Fans and students anticipate a ceremonial launch and inaugural events with university officials and athletics staff in attendance.
Veterans note a matchup where Nebraska Huskers prepare to face California's grid team on New Year’s Day. The article outlines expectations, potential key players, and the significance of the nonconference clash for both programs. The piece mentions venue details and national interest in the showdown.
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Conrad Nagle to entertain Hawkeye football elevens with a community event at an unidentified venue. The notice mentions a gathering involving local sports figures and fans, aiming to boost team spirit and support for the season.
Fragmentary OCR describes university activities at Iowa University with references to individuals and notes on campus life. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at social and academic scenes and local figures.
Henry L Farrell surveys Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates on Labor Day. Notes a tense performance with sharp defense from Washington, critique of Athletics base running and key players like Cartwright and McNerly. Forecasts strong Senators outfield and improved infield, noting standout pitching and fielding.
A veteran speaker urges unity and tolerance at home, arguing that patriotism must embrace diversity. He cautions against intolerance and echoes the need to embrace differences as strength while pursuing peaceful global leadership and humane progress.
A speaker urges reinforce of faith in truth and justice, charity and tolerance, calling for a supreme commitment to spiritual forces and the conscience of mankind. The address extols 300 years of civilization and vows steadfast devotion to liberty and enduring national purpose despite lapses and trials.
Elmer Shirley on a Hamburg area farm found a marble grave marker from World War I era. He notified local veterans and neighbors, and the marker was taken to the Legion club for identification. The inscription mentions a Wilreith, died in France, and questions remain about how the stone arrived in the field. Local efforts seek its proper origin and rest place.
Farm loan services announced by Wood and Savery of Atlantic Iowa offering financing at 64 percent. Contact Gall and see the firm for details and application steps.
Notice of sheriff sale issued after a Special Execution in a Whitney Loan case against L W Caughey. Real property described as lots 7 and 8 in block 40 in Dickerann and Keys addition to Atlantic Iowa to be offered to the highest bidder on November 2 at 10:50 a.m. at the courthouse steps in Atlantic Cayx County Iowa.
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