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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
4
Grain markets show corn No 8 yellow at 1.10, No 4 yellow 0.97 and others mixed around 90s to $1. Oats No 3 white around 44 to 45 cents. Chicago livestock receipts feature hogs steady to higher, cattle and sheep mixed with varied prices, packers inactive on some lots, but strong demand for desirable weights.
Corrected Daily notes price listings for Wheat and No. 2 wheat at 1.87, corn six cents, birley 70 cents, oats four cents. Butterfat 85 cents, eggs 20 cents, hens and poultry prices shown, geese and stags noted. Cattle and hog markets described with ranges for stackers, feeders, cows and heifers, and a missing hog line.
Adaire proprietors and residents show gradual recovery after kidney ailment and related stomach issues. Mrs Ed Edwards and Charles Arp report improvements as of April 8 in Adair Ia. News-Telegraph special dispatch notes Charles Edwards and local residents with condition updates and hopeful signs.
In Omaha, 57 year old Mrs Nana Y P Friesz killed herself at home after learning her son Leslie G Friesz 28 was jailed for intoxication and fined ten dollars. Relatives said she was on the verge of nervous breakdown and the arrest triggered her act. Leslie Friesz was later in county jail.
President Cool idee upholds Public Printer George Carter amid discharge talks at the government printing office. Carter, a veteran of the world war, was appointed by Harding with Iowa delegation support. The president’s decision suggests he will stay in office despite weeks of speculation.
In Des Moines, April, Lieut Gov Clery F Kimeball and Rep WLC Edson, returning to their law desks, may keep chairs they occupied during the session. Following long practice, the house and senate introduced resolutions rendering the presiding officers their chairs as mementos of the session. The chairs are large and comfortable and are always gratefully accepted by the officials.
The American Commercial and Savings Bank, with over 24 million in resources, buys the Davenport Democrat’s former site for about 225 thousand. The property, central to Davenport’s business district, hosted the Davenport Hotel and later White Hall built by Col. George Davenport. The bank plans a new banking home and possible large office building.
Jay N. Darling, a cartoonist, was reported to be slightly improved after a comfortable day at Mercy hospital. Authorities said he rested easily and showed favorable signs while recovering from a three week bout of peritonitis with two operations already performed to remove pus. His condition remains serious but shows slight gains.
Mrs Rosenbladt visits her children in Omaha. Miss Kathrine Jensen stays with her brother N OK Jensen after the death of wife and mother. Rev Jensen of Bethania, Hana Carstensen and Allen Petersen drove to Omaha last Friday to see Pastor Bing at the hospital. The pastor’s recovery is slower than hoped though his condition is reported to be improving.
The passage notes that to supply the nation with yearly postage stamp output more than 80 trees of spruce are required, plus other materials. It mentions daily stamp production and dollar values, indicating ongoing supply and cost considerations for stamp manufacture.
Mrs Fannie Gibson was discharged today after a major operation at the Atlantic hospital and returned home. Mrs Elin Peron and baby of Lewis vicinity were discharged. Lena Thomson of Audubon had tonsils removed yesterday and left for home. Mrs Nellie Lamoreaux, a surgical patient, was discharged today. Mrs Esther Schuler of Grant underwent a major operation last night. Mrs Emma Miller of Walnut submitted to a major operation yesterday at the Atlantic hospital.
The Rock Island Railroad manages appeal to superintendents and master mechanics to contact local leaders and aid in programs for Child Health Day on May 1 under the American Child Health Association led by President Herbert Hoover. The message emphasizes child health as a national value and invites cooperation to protect the health of the rising generation.
Des Moines April report states Marvin H. Weizman attended Governor Hammill's inaugural ball on January 15 and will wear a new overcoat bought by the state. The state department authorized a claim of 55 dollars to reimburse Weizman for an overcoat said to be stolen during the festivities. The coat was reportedly in the care of a state employee and may have been misdelivered or taken during the room attendant's absence. The issue was referred to the assembly after discussion with the executive council and received a favorable vote.
A mammoth pageant connected to the International Rotary convention will be staged in Cleveland Ohio in June. The cast will be recruited mainly from Rotarians with the Cleveland World chapter supplying the principal players. The show will be presented in the public auditorium.
Baltimore April 8 report to the American Chemical Society by inventor C Francis Jenkins of Washington describes a primastic ring enabling radio viewers to see future Olympic events and hear cheering from distant sites. He asserts extended university work can reach rural youth via radio, with applications in military scouting and distant ceremonies.
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