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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
2
Griswold High prepares to open the grid season at Walnut with backfield intact and key players Mathis Wertylite Sowell leading the attack. Officials plan a cautious start as the squad faces a tough schedule, including anticipated opener at Walnut.
Notice to all concerned that the Board of Supervisors of Cass County Iowa proposes to vacate a section of highway known as Primary Road No 2 or 7. The travel segment lies in sections near a Cream township, running westward about 2640 feet to a highway crossing, with a public hearing set for September. Objections must be filed by a specified date or the action will proceed. The notice mentions related council actions and company involvement affecting permits and infrastructure.
A fragment citing Oliver Wendell Lotines on how the smaller cutlier of ming enlarges the bore of an always open mouth, reflecting a paradoxical observation on perception and speech.
In Aurora last night the event featured several bouts with fighters like Gent and Risnes delivering notable actions. Promoter notes highlighted a fast pace and intense exchanges as spectators watched newcomers and veterans compete.
Elliott residents including Rev. C.K. Corks and his family, and Mr. and Mrs. Smyth, are traveling to participate in the Methodist Episcopal Conference in September, representing their church in Missouri.
Klansmen plan a gathering at the A K Morgan farm four miles east of Cumberland Indiana next Tuesday September 24. National Klan speakers are expected to attend the rally and address supporters at the event.
A telegraphed image traveled from Chicago to New York City by wire. The transmission took seven and a half minutes to cover 91 miles. The photograph arrived along with the message from the dean.
Vicw President FLBL Jewett of the American Telegraph tent reports no alarm over the hog cholera situation in Dallas county. State agriculture official Peter Malcolm said no verification of a thousand hogs destroyed. Officials noted advisory capacity to local veterinarians weeks ago as the epidemic links remain unclear.
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