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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
8
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A thirteenth annual conference in Ames Iowa will begin tomorrow with remarks by Alfred Vivian dean of agriculture at Ohio State University. He will address county agents club workers home demonstration agents extension specialists and farm bureau representatives. Also on the program is Dr C F Warren professor of agricultural economics and farm management at Cornell University.
John Cloverdale former secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation will discuss Long Time Priey Lrends Thursday morning. Mrs Clara Jud son of American Bond and Mortgage Chicago will speak on The Business Side of Namemaking. Friday morning George B Farrell of the US Department of Sericulture will speak on the future of extension work.
Eight Coast Guard sailors aboard patrol boat 101 survived a harrowing sea fight thirty miles off Atlantic City New Jersey with one engine dead and the craft leaking. Ships of the Sky Navy searched for the Ram Chaser for four days without locating it as intense waves and fuel leaks hampered efforts. commander William Ridgeley noted the boat likely foundered after the seas damaged it.
A special report from News Telegraph notes the birth at Mrs. Pauleen Paulsen's home last Friday. The infant girl, christened by the family, carries the name Val Hun Mania Paulsen with the blessing of relatives and neighbors.
Des Moines October 6 President Ed W Morehouse of Drake University was named chairman for Iowa for the ninth annual Red Cross roll call to begin Armistice Day. He said the campaign will extend help to humanity and support first aid work junior Red Cross and international relief, aiming to keep Iowa at the top Red Cross activities.
Fragmentary report details a fatal incident near a town, mentioning names Rankin McClain and Proketi with unclear roles. The text references a death east of Cawir and a person named Howne aboard a CIMT sea staffer. The garbled OCR prevents clear reconstruction of event, date, or location.
A reception was held with Ina Oe fe, Fofe Sree, Teterapy Mt, John Cretensen and others as hosts at the event. A traffic regulation notice warns of a misunderstanding in traffic rules affecting a nearby area. Vehicle access restrictions on several streets near the wrecking scene are outlined, with a stop advised on approaching Seven Street from north or south.
Revival at Lincoln Center launches a public outreach series with a telegraph contact and local listings. Names and phone numbers appear for the organizer and speakers, including a surgeon successor and university affiliates. The notice cites a special disease exhibit and a local direction to connect via the Chestnut Street office.
Mrs Vandervoort plans to appeal for clemency and effort to save her son charged with murder in a minister shooting. The mother, wounded by a gunshot from her son’s rifle, contends the boy was only half awake, not fully responsible for the crime. Grand jury will hear testimony at an August 4 meeting as district officials consider an indictment.
Reverend Nees has accepted a call to serve the Church of Christ in Elk Horn. He and Mrs. Nees will move to Audubon for assignments. A bazaar and supper are planned in Elk Horn on December 12 to support the church and its ministry.
The first snow of the season touched Sioux City and surrounding territory at daylight. Snowflakes melted quickly as a chilly northwest wind made air conditions uncomfortable. In other news, Catholic Daughters hold a regular meeting at 8 p m at the Knights of Columbus hall.
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