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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
7
Grant township supervisors ruled to keep the road as it is and not vacate it after a full hearing yesterday. The board also spent today finalizing bills and completing the jury list for next year, drawing 800 jurors 300 talesmen and 75 grand jurymen, though the list is not published due to its length.
Concert by St Cecilian Club at Congo church scheduled for Friday night December 10th with admission details and related notices. Marriage licenses listed include J A Breckerbaumer Lewis Ena A Cron Griswold and others.
Chas N LaRue, former city marshal and longtime resident, dies at his Walnut Street home between Seventh and Eighth after a prolonged illness of dropsy and complications. He was over sixty, leaves a wife and a daughter Mrs Carson who resides in Colorado. funeral arrangements not yet announced.
One plain drunk appeared in police court yesterday and was warned by the judge. He paid the price of folly and departed subdued, with a new caution about his conduct.
Chicago stock and grain markets furnished by Lamson Bros. & Co. notes the latest price movements and commodity trends with emphasis on trading activity and market expectations.
Hospital help sought and errands traced with local residents making small trips. I W Love left on an early train for Peoria and nearby points for a short visit. Clarence Scherdin of Maine came to see his in laws. Effie and Lizie Ballensiefer traveled from Wiota for shopping, returning promptly. Local shoe shines offered at Hedges Bros and parlor. Bay State Post Card Association advertises home made post cards and prompt service.
Chicago stock markets report strong hog receipts around 23 000 with mixed prices and top bids around 8.55. Cattle receipts near 5 500 show steady to higher cows and heifers from 2.15 to 5.70, with stockers and feeders around 4.20 to 9.25. Sheep receipts at 22 000 show steady lambs and sheep prices, with forecasts for tomorrow’s declines or gains.
South Omaha stocks cattle hogs sheep receipts show mixed to higher prices. Hogs top at 8.30 with bulk around 8.0 to 8.25. cattle strong feeder activity dull. calves and calves 3.00 to 7.00. sheep receipts 7000 with 1015 ots higher and lambs around 6.70.
Grain prices include Wheat 92 cents corn 80 cents new corn 4 be oats 32 cents barley 40 cents ryo 65 cents. Hog prices range 7.45 to 7.50 dollars with heevas 6.50 to 37.25 and butcher stock 3.00 to 3.50. Stockers and feeders show bids from 25 to 4.50. News want ads bring results.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous personal names including Keasey Campbell Chamberlain Welsh Wheatley Prall Miller Beel Sankey Gruite Fudge Berry Blake Berry O Berry Lochridge Nau Mullholland Werver Mueller Sunderman Drenner Daft Edwards. The text appears as a roster or notice with many individuals, lacking context or dates.
Auction set for Tuesday December H at 10 a m on the farm announces 7 head of horses 30 cattle 13 tools and farm implements including McCormick gear and corn planters. Household goods feed and seed corn accompany the sale with free lunch and usual terms. J O Birry Sam Berry Aud Jake Taylor clerk.
The district court opened this morning with a jury of 12 seated for the case of , the GB. & ., tin oed for delayed and damaged shipment of cattle. Attorneys for the plaintiff are TH. M. Boorman and Willard & Willard. for the defendant, Wella of Omaha and Follett of this city. Motions for new trials were filed in related cases Mleming vs. the Roen Island and Westphalen vs. the SiumMe, to be argued later.
The annual president's message to congress, sent today by President Taft, will be found on the Inside pages of this paper. Petite Bennett Company advertises insurance bonds lands and real estate at 318 Chestnut Street Mutual Benefit Building.
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