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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
4
New York market notes government war bonds were active and firm, with foreign issues steady. Oil company bonds followed oil stocks higher while railroad bonds showed strength. Livestock prices in South Omaha and St Joseph were mixed, with hogs and cattle varying by grade and weight. beef, veal, and lambs showed notable bids and offerings across ranges.
Liberty bonds in New York show varied results with 1st 4s at 107.28 and 2nd 4s at 101.5. The 3rd 4% trades around 102. New 6s near 106.14 and new 4s at 102.29 reflecting a cautious close in government securities.
Wheat prices range from No 2 hard at 1.78 to No 5 white around 63 cents. Corn bids show mixed new 71 to 69 1/2 cents. Oats common around 40 to 41 1/2 cents. Kansas City cattle receipts heavy with steers and heifers mixed, prices around 5.75 to 10.00. Hog market steady to down about 15 cents, tops near 11.40. Sheep trading strong to 15 cents higher, lambs around 15.50, wethers 8.75 to 9.50. Overall hogs and cattle show larger supplies and softer tone.
An overflow ditch at Hancock has caused damage to the local area. Crews work to reduce the overflow and stabilize the site. Town officials expect repairs to proceed with minimal disruption.
An unclear Des Moines item describes a health facility alert with mixed phrases about safety, care, and local responses. Readers are drawn to a hospital or clinic situation and its community impact amid shifting statements. Names, dates, or exact actions are not evident in the readable text.
Wiota Ta Dec 1 A Wisconsin boy was injured while playing in a yard north of Wiota Sunday as a line with an end caused a dangerous wound. He was taken to the Atlantic hospital for medical aid and rests under a physician's care.
A Hancock man sustained a dangerous injury to the eye, with the sight not severely damaged. The damaged eye and due medical treatment are described as part of the farm incident repair scene, and recovery is mentioned as progressing.
A Hancock man was injured while reloading a trap during a turkey hunt. Witnesses report a shouting match and an accident that struck the eye. the man is hospitalized with eye trauma and listed in stable condition.
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Cumberland community mourns the death of Fred L Breckenmaker aged 62 who lived in Villisea before settling in Umber Jari. Survived by two daughters and one son, he joined two lodges and was a preacher of the Edidge. Funeral at the local church, Rev W G Ware to conduct, with burial at the cemetery.
A limited showing of The Ten Commandments occurs Wednesday and Thursday with a special matinee on Thursday. Tickets are 15 cents and seats go quickly at Leach time only.
Hancock Club held a birthday gathering for a club member with local attendees including Mae Fletcher and family. The event featured a small reception and social cards, with attendance noted from community members.
Cass county and southwestern Iowa roads are praised as never better, with highways and rural paths offering ideal trips. The editor notes favorable corn prices and market optimism to boost local farmers and encourage travel across the countryside.
Special to Telegraph describes a Florida land sale where Merl Birge receives a 100 dollar payment for his possessions as prices surge. A second buyer tops a bid at 10 million dollars while others scramble, with one man severely injuring himself racing to the realtor’s desk in a frantic pursuit.
Laura Vetrick, a Peery High School instructor, was among a group of Grimes Massena residents in an auto crash near Grimes Indiana Sunday evening. Vetrick sustained a fractured hip and serious bruises with others also injured. Both cars were badly damaged.
A mixed fragment notes students and friends visiting Old Town and Heathen area for Thanksgiving homecoming. It mentions Neal Cudrews, a student at Creighton University, from Omaha, and friends in Atlantic and Kenilworth areas.
A brief item notes the birth of a new son to a parent aged twenty six, reporting the event with concise local-interest tone and period style. No additional names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
A notice reports that two unnamed individuals stole a harness from the writer's barn on Sunday night. Authorities or witnesses are not named, and no other details are provided about the suspects or location.
A garbled military or diplomatic dispatch contains fragments referencing Macedonia. The readable portions name a chapter or group and hint at travel or movement but lack clear actors, dates, or outcomes. Further context is not recoverable from the text as provided.
Kansas City sport writers select Owatonna and Chillicothe athletes for the Missouri All State Football Team. Paul McGowan of Coon Rapids earns center on first team while Birmingham Elliott Dal is noted for tackle. Carl Stubbs leads business college backfield on second team. Chillicothe dominates conference with most picks.
Special to News-Telegraph recalls Rev. Helmick a longtime Methodist minister in the Des Moines Cass Adair and Audubon counties. He served for three terms in the Atlantic district and filled charges across the region. He remains remembered for his steadfast ministry and the friendships he made during his Cass County tenure.
In Audubon P. J. Preston reports a well known local man died suddenly yesterday from a relapse after an operation. He had been recovering prior to death, shocking his many friends. Survived by his parents, wife, one son Jack, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral arrangements announced.
Los Angeles boxing scene centers on Tod Morgan of Vallejo California as a 10 to 7 favorite to win the ten round junior lightweight title at the Olympic Auditorium against Mike Batlerine of Jersey City. Morgan expected a knockout but hailed as likely to outpoint the challenger.
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