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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
2
A long OCR listing details multiple parcels of land for sale across Iowa towns including Atlantic Anita Brayton Oakfield Hamlin Walnut and Griswold. Prices range from 60 to 140 per acre with varying improvements and distances from towns.
The Minneapolis market for cash wheat fell sharply Monday with No 1 northern prices dropping from 1 35 to 1 25 as 445 cars were received including 105 old wheat 100 new crop winter and 180 new crop spring. Old crop No 17 northern fell to 1 05 from 1 25 on Saturday. The piece notes relief for consumers from cheaper bread but questions the impact on wheat growers facing higher land costs.
Mrs J W Fulton visits Audubon while J B Bruce travels to Red Oak on business Ed Ash of Omaha visits his parents here Mrs A E Harris visits her father in Walnut May Montague of Lewis visits Miss Margaret Roone Rev A Hemann returns from Boone after synod Clarence Bruce travels to South Dakota for real estate work Marshall heads to Chicago to buy coats Mesdames A Lastine and John Show shop in Marne Mrs J H Anderson visits from Indianola George Henningsen handles Kimballton Con struction business Mrs Jay Jacobs plans a Winterset visit Mrs Fred Mullen of Des Moines visits her aunt Al R A Gamble Mr and Mrs Ed Mullen and others spend day here Miss May Underwood a guest of A F Hoye family travels home to Dili Osis wands weather noted Adibs and others mentioned about local visits Nina Nelson Klass family from Audubon to near Denver and Chautauqua posts Postmaster W C Williams and J H Marshall attend Griswold reunion by auto
Massena notices recount visits and travel by residents, with a long list of short trips. Mrs Henry Mayer, a former Lincoln township resident, was buried in Massena last Thursday. Several locals visited relatives, attended fairs, or traveled to Creston, Corning, Des Moines, Chicago, and Kansas, with multiple family and friend visits noted.
The passage reports Harley Mc Edwain in the furnace business in Denver showing improved condition and doing well at work. It mentions that he expects to attend a baseball game and return this evening. Also notes Guy Shuter moved to Portland for similar work after going to Denver.
Kinley travelled to Cumberland on Tuesday and stayed until the next day at J R Chaney's home. Longstret and J R Logue also went to Higmore in S D on Tuesday to look at land. Clark Millan left last week for Dakota to establish a homestead.
An Atlantic woman asks The News whether brass-collared Rock Island officials, during their Atlantic visit yesterday, took time to inspect the lingering aroma about the ladies' toilet.
Burgner's announces the arrival of new fall piece goods praised as beauties. The ad invites readers to see the latest clothing styles now in stock and read more in The News.
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