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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
4
Quotations show American Can at 260 percent A T and T at 142 International Power and Steel at 55 million United Ciga Steel at 1335 Ue Steel ptd Mack Truck 2113 International Harvester 12844 Sears Roebuck p28.
Liberty bonds closed with various 4 percent issues trading near 100.25 to 107.25 as activity fed by New York turnover. Chicago grain and livestock markets softened with Wheat and Corn down, Oats fluctuating, and hogs steady while cattle show weekly declines. notable entries include No. 2 hard wheat at 1.72 and hog top at 11.40 in cash trades.
An arrival from Canada to attend the funeral of Exira, a local young man who died while working in Missouri. The event drew family and community members, with the service arranged by local authorities and reported by the Telegraph.
Receipts 5,000 head of cattle and hogs bound for market. Trade shows varied demand as buyers and sellers negotiate prices amid steady to firm trends. Livestock managers and workers prepare booths and stalls for the event at the South Omaha market.
Fragmentary Atlantic markets note lists cattle stocker and feeder markets slow with bids around 8.50 to 8.60. some prices shown for hogs and other livestock. Produce section mentions butterfat and miscellaneous dairy terms with unclear figures. Overall a terse market blurb from a historical page segment.
A wreck on a Philadelphia area line left numerous injuries among train passengers and crew. Reports describe several cars derailed including Pullman cars, with emergency crews responding and transporting victims as of today.
The December Pleasant Township Farm Institute meeting at the Newtold residence near Crowfield drew a large attendance and featured an extensive program. Dr RB Poh stayed to open, with minutes read by Aten Peterson and MFNP AK HA. The Original Christmas Carols were sung, Neal Ike with 27 pupils presented folk songs, and a lively recitation and solo performances followed. A brief discussion on labor and tariff topics concluded the program, then refreshments were served.
A garbled Riverside bulletin reports GrIswold Farmer sending a carload of mules to St. Louis amid confusion and unclear details. The text references a James AL farmer and mentions shipments and other scattered phrases, but the core event appears to be mule shipments from GrIswold Farmer to St. Louis with minimal verifiable context.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local election with candidates Turner Brown Jarvis Sack Malforky and Frank Faaeis amid county concerns and game day notes. Names and places are largely garbled creating uncertainty about exact positions and outcomes.
A patient underwent surgery at a hospital after entering for medical care. The event notes mention a unnamed individual and a health facility, with no further personal details provided.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a campaign or vote in Nebraska tied to a new home or building project. Entities like Lin He and Peli Wi appear garbled. The readable gist centers on an election or ballot tied to a home or development, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Adair senior glee clubs under Miss Muriel Corvell present a 70th annual musicale at the Protestant church in Dover. The program features soloists and the Adair High School chorus with a variety of numbers, including carols, quartets, and foreign language pieces.
Amiral da Dec 1 report notes a banker from Exira, a member of the X family, traveling to Hollywood California for the winter with his family. The text records a holiday visit and mentions associated movements amid uncertain details.
Exira Legion basketball team defeated Walnut in a local matchup. Tad Dood led Exira with strong scoring and rebounding as the home squad secured a solid victory.
Fragmentary OCR describes a capture at Griswold Church involving a coon and local areas such as Griswold Pheain Shadowede. Details are unclear but imply a notable event near a church structure.
Fragmentary lines mention a sale, Camberli Midding, Leony, and Crmshorbond with scattered proper nouns. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable.
William Phike, once patient at the Maye Hrathy, returns from hospital to duties in Tordhere. During his absence the clerk’s office was unattended and a caretaker was briefly in charge, with routine duties resumed today.
Special to News-Tolueragh Elliott Eastern Star announces new officers for the term. Meetings will be held at Bhelhert hall in the future instead of the old location. Matron Warbhy and Associate Matron Mrs Andrewssere lead the group, with other officers including Adkine Mrs. Bess Cafrsong and Treasurer Mrs. Mary Righurils.
A garbled oblique clipping mentions Elliott Leather, a fan, and references to Southern California. The text names Cooper, Miliott, Cuthbert, California, Apenn, Gittine, Glenn Me hall, and Weber Ebbott with a Winter California feature. It reads as a fragmented local bulletin with many unreadable fragments and mis-typed names.
Disjointed fragments describe Griswold residents planning coastal migration. The text references travel, party, and changing residence with unclear names and places, hinting at a community relocation or relocation talk amid uncertain details.
A crowded venue drew dozens of performers and attendees to a local benefit show. Organizers praised community support as talent from multiple acts showcased in a vibrant evening aimed at fundraising for acause.
A Massena resident started a new business venture in the area, opening a boutique shop under a local company. The owner expressed plans for steady growth and community involvement as a key to success.
A fractured fragment reports Esbeck a woman formerly under care returning to Woodbine after a stay at an aunt’s residence. The text mentions critics, a visit by parents, and references to a tense week with unclear details.
A fragmentary report notes an unusual discovery on a northwest farm where a mysterious object referred to as Unique Egg was found by Mim Bl Al Burhan, wife of a local resident Wright. The incident involves Frey Griswold and a ship fiemer, details remain unclear.
A garbled notice claims a 160 acre Fremont County farm has never been mortgaged, name William Smith listed as origin owner and Clark family as possessors amid unclear government text and sales references.
Fragmentary notice appears to restrict non beverage liquids in perfume production. The text mentions whiskey and bragalyy tid yin Lin Ul neater tire of todlet and pertunas, with references to Cheur Ley department and Mawenine. Readable entities include Washington and Dew 2, but full context is unclear.
A scrambled OCR item references dividend action in Jacksonville related to Pon Flay Dow and a group of investors. It mentions stock, a charter landscape, and unclear names but signals financial moves and potential earnings or payouts. The fragment hints at corporate activity without clear dates or entities.
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