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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
4
Grain and livestock prices mix across Chicago markets with No 2 red wheat and No 4 white corn quoted. hog receipts loose demand with weights down 15 to 25 cents under Tuesday, top price around 10.70, cattle receipts steady to weak with killing quality plain and cows selling around 3.75 to 6.75, outsiders bidding up to 12 and above, bulls dull.
Market notes show mixed grain prices with wheat and corn fluctuating and rye steady. Hog receipts higher while fat hogs decline. lambs scarce with prices around 16.25. South Omaha cattle see hogs lighter but packers steady. sheep demand remains strong with higher feeder prices noted.
Hazel Beal, wife of Walter Beal and former Walnut girl, died at seven last night at her Omaha residence. She leaves a husband, one daughter, and two sisters Mrs Willie Ticknors, Michel, S J, and My This. Funeral services are planned privately in Omaha. Special to News Telegraph from Walnut Iowa dated January 7.
A local report highlights a former Red Oak youth who has found financial success. The piece notes community ties and mentions individuals connected to his early life and current ventures, with emphasis on regional background and ongoing developments.
Fragmented readable lines describe election impact and social events. Mentions Cedar V5, Fort seth Me, and a planned event with Mrs Joki Chry. Readers note Miss wAs Rebewk and Cedar V5 mourning. Several die last work at Mey, duel ard Waste incident referenced.
Teo PSyecial te oR and other notes recount weekly events in Lewis with mentions of Mabel’s kidney trouble and Mrs Davis returning from a visit. Notices cover church pantry sale, students, marriages, and local travel as families and relatives recount holidays and health concerns.
Fragmentary legal language yields a partial record with names like Webbe and Eben. The readable text hints at a dispute or judgment but lacks clear actions, dates, or parties. Preservation of strong entities is limited by the OCR.
A state officer of the Rebekahs was injured in a fall at Walnut. Witnesses report she tripped while proceeding to a gathering, causing a head injury and minor facial cuts. Residents assisted her until medical help arrived.
Short, fragmented Marne News Briefs recounts from the community including Mrs. Glen Tabbitt and Walnut vicinity families, visitors and illnesses, church aid group meeting at Mrs. Andrew Dundee’s home, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Jag Peters and others, and residents traveling to Terre Haute and Omaha. The text is a garbled OCR of social notes with names, places, and dates, reflecting a bustling small town scene with household visits, illnesses, and local reappearances.
A small morning blaze at a Massena home caused little damage. Fire crews responded quickly from nearby stations, with the blaze starting near the chimney and spreading only to a small roof area before being controlled. No injuries reported.
Fragmented report notes an Exira Pioneer event where a person collapsed from a heart attack amid a community gathering. The irregular text mentions a hospital, a parade or meeting, and a note aboutLoaded with unreadable lines, the core tale is a fatal or serious medical incident during a local event.
Local notes list residents spending holidays with relatives then returning home. Miss Mariuer Thompson, Miss Longnecker, station agents and visitors from Des Moines, Ames, Avoca, Indianola, Omaha. Families, travel to Des Moines, Adel, Redman, Drake University, and state universities for visits and teaching posts.
Scattered phrases mention a trial, names like Chamberlain and Renely, and terms about coughing, indigestion, and heart health. The passage is garbled with misread letters and lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full news item.
In a fringe courtroom thread a detective notes Dr Ysvint Qison and a brother linked to an inquest amid speculative testimony. The inquiry centers on an estate and a death result from fever, with Mr Shepherd and Mr Olson referenced in the growing dispute as witnesses and observers.
Missouri Valley district notes attorney Organ announcing a federal suit in Council Bluffs against Roy Hetari a jeweler and drug dealer from Avoca after Organ secured a district court plea for Art Steen of Omaha on tire stuffing charges. Organ previously defended a case at Waterloo with mixed outcomes and a mistrial in a related robbery matter.
Chicago Jan 7 Thieves robbed a mail car on the North Western route between Omaha and Chicago Monday night. Authorities estimate losses at upwards of $000,000 with valuable jewelry among the shipments. The robbers are said to have had keys to mail compartments and escaped toward Council Bluffs. Omaha officials had no further information today.
Petitions circulated nationwide ask the legislature to place the primary road system under state control and adopt a road program advocated by the Iowa Good Roads association. The petitions urge a law submitting to voters at the November 1926 general election a $5,000,000 serial bond issue for road improvements.
The item notes Larson plans to repair glasses and focus on a single project with no other plans or competitions in play. It emphasizes concentration on one task and excludes additional irons in the fire.
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