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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
6
Atlantic resident Mrs. Wm. Bunnett reports nine years of relief from back pains rheumatic strain and urinary ills after using Doan's Pills. She credits the stimulant diuretic for lasting kidney comfort and endorses the product, urging others to try it. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.
The News Telegraph promotes a limited period vote drive with prizes totaling over 7000 dollars and grand prizes above 4000 dollars. Subscribers can earn thousands of votes now, with 72000 votes per subscription in this period versus 14000 later. Readers urged to join, visit headquarters, and submit by Oct 5 to count.
Des Moines opens the 1925 26 term with about eighty thousand students in fifty three grade schools five high schools and two junior high schools Nearly 1 000 teachers in charge city superintendent J W Studebaker reports little congestion as two new junior high schools ease housing strain and the school system resumes with full attendance
Harrison Noel a 20 year old college student from Newark will stand trial for the kidnapping and murder of six year old Mary Daly and the related auto theft of Raymond Pierce. Prosecutors said no mental examination will be sought unless the defense moves. The little girl was buried at Holy Name cemetery in Jersey City as a large vigil stood outside.
Special to News Telegraph items list Rev E L Bellows and family visiting Paton Ta, Mrs Brink of Atlantic hosted by Mrs Cartwright, Baldwin family return from Liverpool, Minnie Jones leaves for California, Gretchen Elliott home visit from Jennie Edmundson Hospital, Frank Lippincott visiting Crawford in Colfax, Deland family moving to Sidney, Berry family at aunt’s funeral in Atlantic, Mark er and Ruthie of Atlantic visit Geo Ebert Jr, Leah Patterson on vacation in South Dakota, Waiters Wall Smiley and Smith in Omaha, Leon Huston caring for sister after operation, soldiers camped in east park en route to Omaha, Redman family from Elliott at John Boatman, Funk and Heise visit Omaha, Carrie Archer returns from finals with niece Jennie and Carrie Ward, Ada Maffitt and Bert Upson hosts
Landowners north of Atlantic gather at city hall to back a drainage scheme linking the river channel to Audubon county, aiming flood relief and safer roads. Leaders cite a $170,000 project per mile and a $16 acre assessment, with a petition drive led by Fred Brix and a county board open to action upon majority owner support.
Herman Suhl of Oregon and John Suhl of Nebraska came for their sister Emma Suhl's funeral in Walnut. Ernest Pope takes a rural mail route vacation and visits his sister in Colorado. W H Davis remains in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs with improving yet serious illness. Mr and Mrs Harold McKeig of Harlan visit Mary Mick and sisters J J Baxter and Robert Brindley.
In San Antonio on Sept 8 INS reported William M. Mitchell criticized the war and navy departments over national aeronautics. He urged consolidating defense under a single head with three sub secretaries and warned of possible subpoenas and foreign aviation experts to Washington to explain aviation failures.
A young man in London died after a minor head wound from a chicken bone led to septic pneumonia. The case links a trivial scalp injury to a fatal infection, illustrating dangers of infection from small wounds.
A historic route spans the Pacific coast, following the longest continuous paved highway in the United States from a northern state to near the Mexican border. The only notable break is a brief diversion into California, with the main path continuing through key coastal regions.
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