Election Countdown and Scarce Voter Reminders
Vague notes reference one week left before the election with charts and reminders for voting sessions. Mentions a presidential day and a second period set for October 17 with satire and destinies hinted.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
3
Vague notes reference one week left before the election with charts and reminders for voting sessions. Mentions a presidential day and a second period set for October 17 with satire and destinies hinted.
A stirring call to action urging bold steps toward fortune and fame. The speaker vows to press through cities, farms, cottages, and offices, knocking at every gate until opportunity is seized or death ends the pursuit. Doubtful hearts are condemned to poverty and failure.
Commencing Wednesday deliveries will be made every other day in Atlantic residence districts. West of Chestnut street will receive service on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Last of Chestnut street on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Business district served daily. Central Iowa Poultry 2d 12 & Egg Co.
Brigadier General Hugh A Drum testified before the presidents air board denouncing proposals for a separate air service as a doomed idea. He argued it would waste scarce funds and divert from national defense, insisting the doughboy won the war and that aviation needs broader support within the army.
Adair Iowa saw Gail and Dawny Newcomb of Portland Oregon visit Judge and Mrs George Lynch and Mr and Mrs W Burr over a Friday and Saturday. Mrs Newcomb formerly Nelle Swarts spent her girlhood in Adair and has many friends here. They were enroute from Ohio where they visited relatives before returning home to Oregon.
John Bierna of Hancock is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs Geo Davis home in Avoca Iowa. The case reported from Avoca notes Bierna's condition is critical and ongoing care is provided at the Davis residence.
Avoca Iowa October 14 Mrs Katie Bergman pioneer resident of Avoca died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Harry Schmidt home after a long illness Funeral services will be held at the First Congregational church tomorrow afternoon She is survived by a daughter and two sons who live in Sioux City and her late husband who came to this area in the early seven ties
Lynn Gorell Ison and J A Correll announce the graduation from the forestry department at Iowa State University with a master degree. The graduate will teach forestry classes part time while completing the degree, reflecting ongoing academic achievement at the university.
October 13. R A Forsythe and A B Christian, local rural mail carriers, traveled to Rochester Minnesota for examination at the Mayo Brothers clinic. Christian remained for a second examination.
The text describes a two fold opportunity for candidates with a special prize available in addition to Capital Prizes. It mentions period endings on October 17 24 and 31 with various Year amounts and figures referencing prizes and chances.
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