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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
4
Chicago and South Omaha markets show mixed cattle lambs hogs and sheep pricing. Cattle mostly 50 to 70 cents lower week over week. lambs advance early then reverse. hog receipts about 4,000 with steady to moderate gains. sheep steady to higher for the week with fat lambs around 14.00 to 14.90.
Liberty bonds and commodity prices move through a volatile day with mixed stronger wheat and higher corn early, then light selling. Wheat led gains on Liverpool strength, while oats stayed firm on light supply. Cattle and hog receipts listed with general trade steady. Kansas City reports similar activity as week closes.
A hotel clerk in Red Oak was found dead. officials say the manager is questioned as an early inquiry unfolds. Details about motives or timing remain limited as investigators examine the scene and liaise with local authorities.
Corrected Daily notes No. 1 and No. 3.3 barles of grain quotes. Hog futures steady to slow with hogs, cattle, stockers and feeders showing limited activity. Cows and heifers priced at around 49.25 while other figures remain cautious in trading.
A truncated ad fragment implies a two weeks vacation loan offer for farms, mentioning Wood & Savery of Athene Iowa and a 5M cent rate. The readable bits suggest urging readers to call and prepare for financing, but details are obscured by OCR damage.
In Grismold Wednesday evening a high school area football play near a plant led to a collision between a youth named Gammet and a car driven by Frank Hunt of Lambe Company. The boy was injured briefly but recovered after first aid. Hunt stopped to help.
Griswold la December. A school operetta titled The Gypsy Rover was staged last night by the Griswold high school glee clubs under Miss Wilbin Shaw. Cast includes Hembhersoot VND and other local youths. The performance featured a beverture and songs with solos, assisting in county meet planning for January.
Griswold proceeds with a modern fire fighting unit mounted on an International chassis. The outfit includes two chemical tanks, hydrants, axes and other tools, planned to serve the town against any conflagration. Delivery and purchase timing are tied to city funds and a pending vote.
Audubon girls basketball team routed an unnamed opponent 33 to 0 in a high school meet. The article fragment notes a decisive victory by the Audubon player and hints at a Veto call or decision during the game. The readable text is limited and lacks full detail on other participants or dates.
American Legion Math post members are to attend the funeral services for Saul Borge at 2:00 p.m. Sunday afternoon at the residence 1208 Birch Street, Cllease Wear. Adjutant Josephit-Udc capsom uniformss unclear text.
An obituary notes the passing of a longtime Audubon pioneer who resided in Los Alumtos California. He lived in the area for many years and was well known locally, leaving behind a host of friends as a pioneer resident of Andahen county.
A Griswold girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pay Robinson, is reported ill with smallpox. The notice notes the contagious illness and mentions the family’s residence and the county town.
A Cumberland stock yard head plans a bold move shipping cattle to St Quent market. The announcement signals a major effort by Cumberland handlers to boost grain and feed sales amid market shifts.
A brief wedding notice from Exira reports the marriage of local residents in Denver. The article notes the couple’s recent courtship in the town and references a forthcoming voyage or trip undertaken after the ceremony.
A fragmented 1900s style clipping lists names including Lynch, Mizunte, Arthur, Catrell, Ne Sutin, and Mexaniey as participants or honorees in a local special election or ceremony. The text references a hall and conductress role, with unclear context around outcomes or dates.
A garbled 19th century style account describes a wedding ceremony at Loddeny near Loddeny with Lord Raven and Sir George Morsulale amid a musical program featuring multiple performers. Attendees include Megs fiestand Zara and others, with a recital in a room at Sir Googe’s home and a string of songs and choral pieces performed by Constansy, Robbe, and others. The passage preserves names, places, and the general festive tone, though many words are unclear or corrupted.
The Audubon humorous section contest was held Wednesday morning in the Tigi School auditorium. Kathe Lawhliind placed first with a serviceable piece, Louise Spencer was second with The Old, Old Stey and Jeune Meinkey tied for third with Cher Gets City. The three winners advance to the final.
A local dairy worker from Atlantic, once with the Butter Makers Guild, claimed top honors at a regional show last week. The winner, identified by initials and regional department affiliation, stood out amid competition from several creamery teams and earned the prize for best craftsmanship.
Readable fragment notes a home talent play at Grant next Thursday and nearby nights. Principal participants include local residents and a theatre group, with performances planned across multiple evenings to showcase community talent.
A local high school plans a benefit event featuring a performance of Deseon Dubbs at the Pal Rien theater. Proceeds will aid Morland, with early advance tickets announced and seats limited.
The report describes a farmer near Tiowne Dee facing a forced sale after a house fire. Neighbors recall the event as a blaze set by an arsonist leading to severe property loss. Details are fragmented but indicate residents plan to leave farming in the area.
Funeral notice appears in today’s paper for Dr John Knarany Shareh Ney. Details of arrangements are scarce in the clippings and no further names or locations are visible.
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