Climax in NT contest comes next Saturday
The entry lists a ten week campaign by candidates and boosters culminating in the final scene Saturday night October 14 at HT theatre. Also included are local doctors and firms with office and service notes.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
2
The entry lists a ten week campaign by candidates and boosters culminating in the final scene Saturday night October 14 at HT theatre. Also included are local doctors and firms with office and service notes.
The Junior Red Cross of Iowa plans to distribute gifts and aid to needy children overseas. Officials announce preparations and call for donations and participation from local clubs and students to support alongside promising spartan efforts.
The Trajian debt commission led by Auunt Volpi arrives in New York to meet the American panel Monday. Both sides seek full discharge of obligations while avoiding repudiation, aiming for arrangements totaling 2.1?0006000 dollars.
An Oakland man identified as Edward Randolph, 26, accidentally shot himself Saturday while handling a revolver. He is at Nicholas Senn Hospital, where doctors report his condition improved though uncertain about further complications.
Fragmented OCR notes reference casualties from bombardment in Damascus with unclear details. Text shows garbled phrases and misplaced symbols, mentioning numbers and names but lacking coherent context or verifiable details. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable portions.
A fragmented report notes Iowa's new road building law goes into effect on November 30. The item hints at policy shifts and implementation steps, with scarce readable details on the exact provisions or affected agencies. Further specifics are not clearly legible in the excerpt.
Walnut reports the election of a new president for the Rebekah Assembly with details from the Onyuin Sert Wtini Robe Wah telegraph and notes from Mr Lo Neffo and Mes from Onyuin.
Anita, recently discharged, has returned to her home in Exira after a major operation in Atlantic City. She is slowly recovering but showing satisfactory progress and is under care of her relatives in Andirbes county.
Detheen Kobe, employed for a year at the O. W. Shaffer & Son filling station, has resigned and will move to a farm near Atlantic on March 1st to tend corn rather than work at the station.
Montana towns report near fourteen inches of snow the heaviest since 1800s. Blain County records heavy snowfall with roofs strained and streets closed as thermometer hovers around freezing. Residents adapt as snow piles up, delaying travel and halting some daily tasks in Butt, Helena, and surrounding areas.
Attendees filled the Griswold Church for a fall festival with community groups, food stalls, and a bake sale. Organizers reported strong turnout and broad local support despite weather and scheduling, highlighting fellowship and fundraising for church activities.
Readable text reports the arrest of a suspect linked to the killing of a Des Moines police officer. Details on motive or charges are unclear in the fragment, but the item confirms an arrest connected to the case and references a difficult to parse excerpt about the suspect and investigation.
A Des Moines patrolman was fatally shot while patrolling the west side business district. Early reports blamed bootleggers, with investigators noting fragments of a dropped investigation into the matter. The case involves local police and evolving theories about motive and suspects.
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