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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
5
Latest By Wire reports Alma Rohonn and Ricardo Cortez, noted screen stars, are engaged and plan marriage early next year. A May Be "Dutch" caption accompanies the news from Los Angeles.
Officials say Cass County fair likely earned money despite two wet days that spoiled the schedule and risked a deficit. Attendance on closing Saturday reached nearly six thousand. A formal financial statement will be published soon after a board meeting to settle accounts.
In Audubon on a recent Saturday the workers at the Audubon Canning company plant walked out for vacation to attend the Cab County fair. The strike was brief as another shift filled the vacated positions, resuming operations shortly after.
Neighbor recalls Harold Roark’s birthday scene as his mother placed the last of 16 candles when the doorbell rang with news of his death. The note suggests a celebratory moment turned tragic on his birthday in Sept. 147- INS report.
The News Telegraph urges readers to join a three prize Big Vote campaign offering awards of 25, 15, and 10 dollars for top subscription earners. Three winners will be selected from contestants who submit reports by Saturday night, with emphasis on rapid action and full remittance.
Michael Cullen, a Cumberland line proprietor, was thrown from a car during a hill descent after stepping onto the running board to better view the road. He landed on his head and remains in grave condition at Cumberland, with doctors noting a fractured skull at the base and a broken shoulder.
At the Audubon county American Legion picnic held yesterday in Audubon Iowa a good attendance was noted. Speakers included Hugo Geiger ninth district commander and Robert Briscoll endowment field secretary from Indianapolis. Miss Hazel Gaskell of Omaha visited, while election headquarters will stay open evenings to 9 pm to collect votes and issue supplies.
The story notes the world famed baseball series starts on October seventh. It mentions national teams and key players, with emphasis on the lead contenders and expected competition. The article outlines stakes for the pennant races and possible outcomes shaping the championship run.
Territory churches hold services each Friday and Sunday in local venues. The News-Poans lists regular service times and notes notices are added to active directories for the best possible service.
Local attorney Mr. Boorman plans to erect a rental cottage on the corner lot at Sixth and Poplar, adjoining the old Episco pal church property. He paid 83700 for the site, which was previously an intended Tidewater station and historic building. Quinlan, under contract, must have the building removed by November 1.
The report indicates showers probable tonight with a slight rise in temperatures expected.
Fragmented OCR text describes a dispute over a local cape and a demand for damages. Names appear garbled, with references to a plan, court value, and parties Thomoan and Whittoere appearing as possible defendants or related figures amid unclear context.
Fragmented item notes bank statements published by News Telegraph. Mentions Whitney Lavin, Triocompany tank, Furmes Savings Bank, and University context with unclear details. Source text is garbled, but references financial entities and a regional institution.
Canada permits sealed car shipments of seeds and poultry from New Mexico Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana as a modification to the embargo on live animals, Texas meats and poultry remain barred. The week ends with September 9 filing deadlines for costs in the district court ahead of the September term starting September 29, with Friday as the last day for service.
The merger of the Armour and Morris packing firms faced federal scrutiny with warnings against restraint of commerce. Jardine defended the deal as not to reduce competition, saying it would lower overhead and not violate antitrust laws. Hearings in Chicago traced back to 1924, with ongoing government review and petitions before final action.
Miss Marvel Seeor, 22, of Des Moines lies in a focal hospital with serious internal injuries after a 1100 foot plunge to the earth. Amateurs Orme Smith, 22, and T. Watts, 31, both former Ames students, suffer broken noses and minor injuries. The Watts owned aircraft. the crash occurred when Seeor fainted in the front cockpit causing a tail spin.
In Cumberland Indiana on September 14 special to News Telegraph H H Howell a local produce dealer ill at his home yesterday with hay fever is reported slightly improved today after a period of serious illness due to the ailment
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