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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
7
Notes include bond forfeiture for P Rogge after failing to appear before Mayor Trainer, staff vacation coverage at county farm bureau, a Bible study at 2.40 p m on Chestnut street, and departures and arrivals of locals visiting or traveling. Also mentions Cas W Hatts visit, several residents in the city, and a naval? of a new buoy at Elk Horn.
News-Telegraph automobile prize race enters final period. Campaigning contestants urge subscriptions before Monday 10 PM to maximize votes. Officials warn of vote scale drop after second period and emphasize this week’s vital impact on the prize.
Raymond Lloyd, arrested in Cedar Rapids, held on bigamy charge after being found with a local partner, Katherine Johnson. He is married and suspected of desertion. authorities say evidence links Lloyd to a prior marriage in Carthage.
Iowa City September 20. Rail officials announce reduced fares for fans traveling to the October 17 homecoming game. Special trains from Davenport Moline and Rock Island already arranged with additional charters likely. A record crowd is expected for the battle with Kuppke's team, per ticket sales manager K E Griffin.
Mrs. Frank Louden of Anita Iowa has been in ill health for months. She was taken to Atlantic hospital on Saturday for special treatment and possibly an operation.
Exira Iowa September report notes Mrs Nels Hansen, wife of a prominent local pharmacist, was taken to Atlantic hospital last evening for an appendectomy. The fragmentary copy mentions a date of September 28, 1925, and appears tied to a local society or real estate notices with unrelated names and dates.
Paris reports that Finance Minister Gaillaux has made his final concession in the debt negotiations with the United States. The last proposal centers on a safety clause tying French payments to German reparations and French receipts, potentially reducing payments if reparations are lowered.
At the Council Bluffs Association conference the decision was made to hold the 1926 Congregational Church meeting in Exira. Rev Ron Choral from Exira was elected to a key role. Officers chosen include OW Basham of Orient moderator and Rev Walter Metcalf of Harlan registrar.
Jesse Marshall former Sioux City night jailer indicted for rape seeks $10,000 bond for release from county jail. He was named after testimony by Kan Kee of Mapleton who confessed to an illegitimate infant later.
Mrs. Marne of Marne Iowa is noted in a telegraph report from September. A. C. Frederickson is mentioned with Mayo brothers' hospital in Rochester Minnesota as part of the week.
Miss Lucille Lamborn of Garden City Kansas fills the stenographer post in the Anita bank succeeding her sister Miss Mildred Lamborn who has held the role for several years. The change was reported as a routine personnel update with Mildred’s capable prior tenure noted.
An issue arose when Leo Prall sued Ed Lory and C. Squires for 42 for a cow that died while being driven to town. The defendants claimed the animal belonged to them only after delivery here. The jury returned a compromise verdict of seven dollars and costs for the plaintiff. Attorneys were Tom C. Smith for the plaintiff and G. C. Dalton for the defendants. The five jurors were Mike Marshall Herman Mudlér Chet Eckles and Henry Duden.
Adair Iowa September 29 Special to News Telegraph Mrs Gundrum wife of Casey postmaster and a beloved local figure is seriously ill and feared to be near death relative reports her son Dr Lawtanse Gundrum of Los Angeles California is at her bedside The report notes concern among friends and relatives as the illness worsens
Coach Russel of Atlantic High School told the local Rotary Club that all students should receive fifty minutes of physical teaching weekly, emphasizing broad athletic development over elite specialization. He outlined football prospects, track expansion plans, and the need for a Scout area to foster citizenship, while noting the upcoming American Legion Endowment drive in the county.
Elk Horn births reported as two new arrivals. Q. C. Osterhoudt editor of the Elk Horn Review and wife welcomed a son weighing 10 1/2 pounds at their home. Chris Larsen and wife of the city’s southern part welcomed a baby boy born this morning.
September issue carries a notice for women and girls directing to page 225 for details then to contact Mr Stella Cruisy representing Spencer Lee Aigning Service. Phone 20 Athan tic.
Community notices describe a Woodbine district special meeting in October with Mrs J L Maulsby elected as elite's delegate and alternates, plus a Presbyterian church gathering and a Washington Bureau event. The Elliott Method church fellowship, T N T Club gathering, and farewell parties for Rev Curkill and family are noted along with hostesses and attendees.
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