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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
4
Massena Druggist Dee Lit Rank Fee 81 has been seriously ill for some time and his condition worsened today. His son Ronald, a resident of Des Moines, is en route home to be at his bedside.
A local athletic meet was held in Nebraska with participation by university officials and athletes from Tawa University before a novice audience. The event focused on athletic showcases and university involvement in regional competitions.
The provided text is a distorted OCR of a Daily Markets page with scattered stock bond and livestock figures. It notes Ameren, General Wet, Roebuck, and bond activity, plus Missouri and Kansas references, with fragmented prices, receipts, and livestock quotes across Omaha, Kansas City, and Chicago markets.
Chicago cash grain closes lower for corn and wheat with sparse demand. Oats recover slightly then slide as funds and farmers adjust. Hog and steer offerings at St Joseph live stock yard show mixed results with higher hogs and steady to firm cattle.
A Griswold, Iowa area man identified as William Deane Griswold is critically ill after a prolonged illness. Neighbors and local authorities reported his decline last night and medical crews were summoned to his bedside in the northwest part of Ituwen.
Massena report announces Joseph Holslu and wife with a baby boy arriving late yesterday and Carl Periton and wife with a baby daughter arriving via the stork yesterday. Also a public notice about a communal dinner Monday requesting a dish to serve twelve, listing acceptable contributions.
Market report shows wheat at Motil and 81000 corn. rye advances. Hog futures, cattle and feeders hold steady with prices around 6.50 to 8.50 for cows and heifers. Spring prices noted at 2 cents.
Avoca ha Naws Telegraph and Quinn Parkingop of Portsmouth were arraigned before Judge Peters on bootlegging charges. Both pleaded guilty and received five months in jail with a $100 fine. Parkinson was sentenced to three months and fined $50. The December term is expected to begin soon.
Griswold Church of Christ held a Saturday afternoon meeting to elect officers for the year. Elders named include Dee, Hosek, Folin Rivilstie, and W O. Wirieh. deacons include H ry, Alfrat Rhgisheck, and Rubingen. Mrs Rows Parke named secretary and M W Redding treasurer.
Griswold Sunday School elected its officers at a May meeting. W. Lembke was reelected superintendent, with Anet We Lembke as assistant superintendent and OO. Tingle serving as treasurer. The teaching staff was chosen and votes counted.
Prague dispatch reports Ahmed of Persia has killed himself at Marianbad. A Czech Privakia radio pickup transmitted the message this afternoon, confirming the tragedy and ending speculation about the Persian ruler’s fate.
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