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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
Grain prices show mixed tones with hard red wheat around 1.69 and corn near 1.72, while oats and white types vary. Hogs steady to firm with light trade, cattle steady with some higher calf bids, and sheep generally steady. South Omaha receipts steady to slow with buyers selective and overall weak market tone.
A corrected grain market brief notes changes in staple commodities and prices. It mentions wheat and rye markets and references dairy and livestock adjustments, reflecting market shifts and producer concerns.
Adair High School seniors prepare to publish the annual yearbook for 19XX featuring campus events, student groups, sports standings, and senior portraits. Editors invite contributions from clubs and athletes to capture the year’s highlights in a compact, timely issue.
An obituary style event notes Anita and her partner celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Family and friends gathered at the Bullock home on Rose Tate Avenue for a Trinity reunion style celebration. Guests included Mr and Mrs and children, with telegrams and letters of congratulations arriving from far flung relatives. A pleasant diversion followed, with coins presented by children and a festive atmosphere marking the long marriage.
An incoherent clipping mentions Elliott area names and events. It references people such as Mia ng City, Anna, Rubecca Milne, and Barith, with vague notes about marriage, hospital, a typhoid mention, and a fugitive with references to a city and a business in Athantle.
Partial readable text lists Hansen and Lowe with scattered words such as attention and January. No clear event, date, or location is extractable to form a coherent public notice or article.
Audubon reports the Commercial Club plans to present the protection matter to the council. A committee from the local fire department will act as observers as the issue moves through official channels. The business group intends to push for action at upcoming meetings.
The city council decided to place a fireproof roof on the station to reduce insurance costs. While the exact figures are unclear, officials state the change will lower premiums and protect the facility, with the savings expected to cover the cost over time.
Fragmentary notes describe a Massena coal prospect with mentions of a meeting, local citizens and a potential business role. William Comer is cited as a point of reference about miles southwest of the area. Details are incomplete and unclear from the OCR.
School plans a declamatory contest with preliminary rounds across departments. After final eliminations, the late contest will be held at Atlecit in April.
Russell Words, who is attending college at Milwaukee, left Saturday to enter Ames for the remainder of the year. Patton of Adair visited friends at Wieta Saturday and Eugene, trade Watkins and others spent the latter part of the week visiting his sister. Andersen of a suburban hunter, Mr Cunningham a student of Sinipoet college, is learning here. Virginia Cannningham, who pinned wee his wife att the Me Unospd rata Henderson, teaches the fourth and prades in the Wovote consolidated school.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock for the late P. J. Medea, longtime resident of the Anita vicinity who died December 31 after a prolonged illness. Born in 18xx, he settled in Wapello County, Iowa, in 1847, married Minerva Patterson in 1871, and had five children. Surviving are three daughters and one son, eight grandchildren, one great grandchild, and many friends. His wife preceded him in death, and he spent his final years in the care of his daughters and sons, with devoted efforts to ensure his comfort and peace.
The Massena Star lodge held a Tuesday night meeting to install officers including W Matron Linda Lien, Assista Murs, and Warder Mrs Ha Marlowe. Acting as installing officer was Mr. s. Hosselt with several named members listed among newly appointed staff.
Grants news brief reports social visits and illnesses in Grant Iowa. Families travel to Omaha and Elliott residents host kin while Morton Mills and Villisca connections are noted. A telephone company directors meeting spurs voting for a new tech operator amid political atmosphere for the coming session.
An earnest contest unfolds in Des Moines as Clem Kimball and party contenders press bids. Vague party roles and department figures surface amid fevered campaigning and public interest in leadership.
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