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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Charley Kall learned Saturday of an accidental shooting involving their son-in-law Edgar Randolph at his Kindred home. He was taken to a hospital in Council Bluffs and is reported to be getting along nicely from the latest reports.
Ames In Oct 28 report says Barnave Diaz a Mexican section hand was warned not to keep game cocks in his car. He went to railway yards and took corn to feed the birds. Police arrested him and he faces larceny charges. Diaz wonders which is worse fate for him or his birds between hunger and jail.
Frank Bontrager received word that his mother Mrs. E J Quinn died at Grand Mound Indiana after a long illness at age twenty six. Funeral services were held on Saturday and Bontrager could not attend due to his own efforts.
A fragment from the News Telegraph notes a meeting attended by Anita and others, with a return reported on Saturday. The text references an event described as an interesting occasion and mentions local places and activities though details are incomplete.
The Iowa Farm Bureau executive committee opposes repealing the federal inheritance tax. It urges all members to contact Congress and support Representative W. R. Green's stance, warning against leaving the matter to state law and condemning perceived defections in Washington.
A pantry sale benefiting the Crescent club of Lewis invites community help. Readable lines note a benefit event and location but details are fragmentary about date time and items.
Adair IA October 28 Special to News Telegraph Silas Shedder 76 a wealthy Adair farmer died here yesterday afternoon from passmony. He had been in ill health a year. Born February 18, 1849 in Pennsylvania he came to Guthrie county at age six. He married Miss Louisa Hatten March 31 1889. Survived by his wife and three children Mrs. Diolf Guthrie Center Miss Mal B and Bliss at home. Funeral services will be held at Guthrie Center E church on Thursday at 2 30 Rev H Mere sel Fee will officiate. Burial at Guthrie Center cemetery.
A fragment reports the state printing board to receive proposals by 1 p m for a geared project, noting a 4 hour timing and harassment 2 Pi a context.
London reports Professor A M Low predicts radio heated clothes could soon be possible. He says clothes may be actuated by radio to heat or cool the wearer and guard against coughs and colds. Low notes progress on transmitting light heat and power by radio and envisions a pocket radio plant picking up heat from the air. Wonderful Honey, 2 lbs, only 46e. 2028 NEBE'S GROCERY.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a negative social scene and unclear names. It hints at obstruction to success and possible local or personal disputes. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable.
Iowa farmers view yesterday’s snowfall as a nuisance according to W H Stevenson head of farm crops and soils at Iowa State College. He says the snow will only slightly disrupt corn harvest while offering little value for winter wheat or upcoming crops.
Warning posted by FRED KRAMBECK and WALTER HOEGH prohibits hunting or trespassing on the face and pasture along Indian creek.
Mrs. Frank Swartz of Mason City Iowa was informed today that she is the great grandniece of George Washington. A San Diego California woman, Mathilda Safford, claims to be the nearest living relative of Washington and is a relation of Mrs. Swartz, who learned of the kinship from a Californian.
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