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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
4
Grain and Livestock Market in Chicago shows Wheat and Corn prices across several grades, with oats and mixed categories listed. Hog receipts at 50,000 and cattle at 5,000 indicate market softness in beef but some firmness for medium weight hogs, with price ranges for various categories.
Corrected daily grain quotes show Wheat No1 and No231.60, corn 1.10, oats 3.00, rye 1. All produce lines list butterfat and poultry values, with hogs, sheep, cattle receipts and price ranges. Fat lambs, feeding lambs, and cattle steers show varied gains and steady to higher quotes across categories.
The late Mrs Hazel Beal former Walnut girl and wife of Walter Beal died Tuesday evening at her home in Nebraska City. A News Telegraph want ad may follow to announce memorial details and services.
During the recent December term Judge Earl Peters disposed of forty five cases with fifty pages added to clerk records. Two criminal matters were resolved with Art Steen acquitted and John McCart convicted and sentenced to 1 1 2 years. Guardians appointed for Estella Grace Rarey. Will issues probate. estate matters construed for heirs. Paroled Bert McDanale for breaking and entering. Divorces granted to Carrie Roe and Edie Mae Kullbem with custody and alimony arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Thompson of Brayton area announce the arrival of a new daughter born Thursday morning. C Nelson of the vicinity underwent a major operation at Atlantic hospital for relief from bladder trouble.
Special to News-Telegraph reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Scherrinsky to Kellogg and Brindley households, Mr. Fisher of Kinvolns spent time with Coen family, Illness of Elma Pardee noted, Mrs. Hendrickson returning from Ducksville visit, Mrs. Joe Hardymartin back from Avoca. Presbyterian church meeting held, M. P. Sunday School reelects Miss Pardee as superintendent, Ladies Aid of IM. P. Church meets at Mrs. Gunderson’s home with a luncheon.
After ten weeks confined to home from a fall from an apple tree landing on his head William T Slater returned to Frat visit down to Tuckddy. Friends greeted him as a miraculous escape from death in the jail remains a local mystery.
An unknown driver lost control of a car and crashed into the front of Tanaka Bros. store in Anita Iowa. Nightwatchman Elijsh Birge heard the crash but the car sped away before he reached the scene. A crew investigates potential ownership of the vehicle.
Special to News-Telegraph, R Blasker proprietor of the Arlington hotel here for five years moved his fixtures to a proposed Omaha street location. Failing to obtain a satisfactory lease for the current year.
Special report shows Griswold freight houses moved 617 cattle hogs cattle sheep and horses last year totaling over a million dollars. Average per car was about 700 dollars with shipments valued around 4.88 million dollars in the period.
Elliott vicinity notes list residents visiting relatives and movers. Delbert Arthoani family relocate to Omaha for barber training. Hershel Wall and Vivian Cannon wed in Red Oak. Arthur Smith and Emily move to Hed Oak. Askey family to locate in Elliott with harness shop at Smith Implement. local figures entertain and judge school contests. several residents suffer health issues. Des Moines Missionary Society action noted. Ivan Sutter returns from eight weeks with aunt in Pawnee.
Special to News-Teleraph reports three marriage licenses issued by the Avoca clerk of court in recent days. Alfred Woltmann of Walnut Iowa 14, Stella Kinder of Walnut Iowa 18, Archie Krause of Allen Nebraska 212, Mary U0 Wat Town 212, August H 24, Josephine Pauley of Harlan La 20.
Cumberland high school boys and girls teams travel to Fontanelle for a double header tonight. Both squads seek wins in the away matchup.
Hazel Anderson, known as an Anita girl, died in Long Beach California after a yearlong illness. Born near Audubon Iowa August 7 1885 she taught in Iowa New Mexico California and Davenport later moving to Los Angeles for burial. Survived by parents W C and Mrs Anderson of Anita two sisters Mrs Gertrude Major Enid Okla and Laura Anderson and two brothers Willis Anderson of Kansas City and Ed Anderson of Eckley Colorado.
At Audubon Iowa a water supply for households and fire protection is strained. A crank shaft at the municipal pumping plant broke two weeks ago. A Pittsburgh factory misrouted orders, yielding a too-small shaft and a too-large one. Mechanics take the shaft to Harlan for resizing. A gasoline engine runs constantly to meet demand while minor breakdowns are temporary.
Anita Iowa January death notice reports Mrs. Wayland Wright former Lincoln township resident dies Monday morning at her Morning Sun home aged sixty five. Maiden name Lottie Matson from Muscurry with husband one son and one daughter. Wright was cousin of John Land Clayton A Carey of this city.
Audubon Ia Jan 9 Special to News Telegraph H Ripley was reelected chief of the tre department at the annual meeting A N Johnson and Charles L Johnson were reelected treasurer and secretary respectively A committee was appointed to arrange preparations for the annual dance The department operates from quarters in the new Memorial building
Community notes from Anita greet a Friday farewell for Raymond Smith heading to Omaha for a business course, a 60-guest card and dance gathering at Fred and Mrs Bell's, and a Congregational Missionary Society meeting with readings, violin, and Chinese costume outfits.
Mrs Hannah Rathman of Wists submitted to a minor operation at Atlantic hospital today. Dr E Crabtree and B G Eustis, recovering from appendicitis operations, are doing splendidly, The News-telegram for the Nowa , when it IS news.
Leo Koretz died in an Illinois prison after serving a month of a sentence of one to ten years for a Rigdone oil bubble scheme. He had fled Chicago, was found in Wallkill New York, and his diabetics worsened in custody. Insulin failed, and he died after a year’s imprisonment and illness.
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