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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
4
A cache of twenty two rusting muzzle loading muskets and copper sabers was found in a cave on 4 snd Island miles from the mainland by Wray, a blue fox farmer. The weapons are thought to have belonged to a small Hijackers party during Alaska’s Asiatic history. Your want ad will reach about 16 000 readers.
Special to News Telegraph reports Mr and Mrs Caleb Smith celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Avoca Iowa. The couple, longtime local residents, married after moving from Pennsylvania to Joliet then to Shelby County. They raised two children, Laura and Lester Smith, who reside locally.
Exira Iowa January 5 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Chris Gude bringing their total of children to a girl a boy and now a second son. The News Telegraph reports the family welcomed the new arrival today.
Paul Small, known as Paul Gough, a former Adair resident and grandson of Mrs. Mary Lougher, appears on a broadcasting station owned by the Nandan City Star. He and a partner radio popular songs, presenting a notable acting ahead of microphon harvest stations.
Fragmented OCR reads of a local obituary or death notice mention a pastor, likely named in the Griswols or Wold family, with scattered hints of a death and county references. The readable portions indicate an obituary context from Laven county or Une region, with unclear names and dates.
Massena men sustained injuries when a car overturned. One man suffered a lip cut, another neck injury, with other details unclear from the fragmented notice.
Well known Exira resident dies this morning after a lengthy illness. Survived by children and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2280 with Church of the Redeemer officiating. interment to follow at nearby cemetery.
Massena prepares a popular school play under the direction of V. Patterson. The production features students in a lively stage event capturing community interest.
Ta Jan 6. W J Grennell a well known local resident figured in an automobile accident Sunday near Red Oak. Details are scarce as reports are incomplete. The News Telegraph notes limited information available this morning.
Senator Cumming of Suwa heads the effort to certify the presidential results and the senate prepares the formal certificates. The digest outlines forms and filings required for electors to present or file for certification of the November vote.
Corning report indicates Judge Towner may resign, with friends in Corning urging departure. Health issues cited as motive, appointment made in March, with plans tied to a future conference with President Cadzhe.
Nelie Dawson Wright widow of slain bank robber William Wright awaits arraignments in court this week on a charge of having received money her band took from the bank. She requested permission to return to Dis Moines under escort for her husband’s funeral services, which was denied. She announced she would plead guilty to the charge.
Delaware and Hudson and other eastern railroads challenged tentative valuations by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Supreme Court ruled today on the appeal, with the case proceeding toward final determination.
Grain and Livestock market notes show Chicago cash grains with bids for WHEAT No 2 red near 1.78 and mixed at 1.745, CORN around 1.11, and OATS near 0.58. LIVESTOCK reports receipts and price ranges for HOGS and CATTLE, with slow demand, top hogs around 10.80, weighted steers around 8.25 to 9.25, and cattle and sheep trading amid varied demand. South Omaha prices quoted for hogs, cattle, and sheep with mixed activity and notable price swings.
A terse court note indicates second terms are set to resume today. Officials did not provide detailed scheduling or docket specifics. Local observers expect routine proceedings across civil and criminal files with no notable high-profile hearings listed.
Corrected market note lists Wheat No. 1 and No. 2 at 1,585 and corn at 1.08 per unit, barley at 0.60, butterfat at 87, poultry prices for hens chicks turkeys ducks and eggs, with cattle pricing around 8 to 6 per unit. Theastern markets show steady trended values for dairy and livestock segments with mixed quotes across grains.
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