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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
8
A fragmentary list presents vote tallies and names including Karl Mienbacker P. G. Wiese Elsie Hager Mrs. Wilbur Woodward Phil Fay John Anderson and others. It mentions a Third Period slope and carries references to a New Hudson coach and a Chrysler sedan with cash prizes and commission.
Peking October 27. The committee on elements elected at the opening session of the customs conference plans to lay down a program for forthcoming sessions. Chinese proposals for negotiation and customs autonomy, and a Chinese national tariff law before January 1, 192, were discussed informally by delegates from twelve nations. United States Minister MacMurray voiced a hopeful spirit and open mind, while Foreign Minister Shen Jui-Lin will chair.
J M Giles of Wiota Iowa saw his Ford touring car burn in a shed near his home around noon. The shed roof caught fire but was extinguished with minor damage. the car was destroyed, and Giles had just parked it after returning from town.
Today’s News-Telegraph reports vote standings with corrections to come in next issue. Subscriptions and ballots are managed via a sealed box at Whitney Bank, with final counts audited Saturday night and prizes announced then.
Former District Judge Tom C. Whitmore addressed the local Rotary club at Calumet cafe about the Elks led campaign to raise a half million dollars for rehabilitating the frigate Constitution. He outlined schoolchildren’s pennies and moral aims, praising Audubon county schools and noting full attendance at the gathering.
Fragmentary text notes a fire incident and a sequence of city officials and a meeting. Mentions Fort Dodge, Ket Triet, President Greenleaf, a Chicago Rotary nod, and Paul Har. Details are unclear due to OCR damage. The piece hints at municipal actions and public welfare topics on wellness.
A vandalized OCR report shows high school students disciplined for gambling. The event occurred in a city area near a school, with the city marshal noting actions taken and references to a hearing and reprimand. Names and exact details are obscured in the damaged text.
The town must remove snow from sidewalks within twelve hours after snowfall. Residents are urged to keep walks clear for safety and cleanliness. Frank Beekmann, Street Commissioner, appeals for cooperation to reduce city costs. The Hague world court opened to hear Britain Turkey Mosul boundary dispute. no Turkish counsel present.
The condition of Mr. Jameson, well known local lady, has been dl. for some time, is but slightly improved. Try News-Telegraph Want Ad.
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