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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
4
Grain and Livestock market summary shows May and July wheat futures with mixed moves, corn futures listing losses and gains, and Chicago cash grain prices for wheat and corn. Livestock values in Chicago and South Omaha reflect steady to higher bids for hogs, cattle, and lambs, with varying weights and stocker demand noted.
Griswold Motor, Griswold Ia, announces management changes with H. E. San appointed to a new post. Details indicate restructuring within the firm as of January 14. Local business sources note potential impacts on operations and staff assignments.
Corrected Daily report lists Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 1.605 with corr 1.10, barley and rye, butterfat eggs at 43 1/2 cents, hens old 5 cents, spring chickens 18 cents, old roosters 6 cents, turkeys 8 cents, geese 5, ducks 10. Hogs, cattle: stockers and feeders steady, glow 6.8, cows and heifers 3.6.
Ergon, manager of the Hatch Motor company, resigns and will be succeeded by Chas. Thresher of Indianola. Mr. Sanderson plans to return to his home at Rockport, Missouri.
A former Audubon treasurer Geo Kellogg of Colo rado died in an Omaha hospital after an operation. He left a wife, two daughters and a son. Burial at Woodbine followed the service. Also noted is the death of Mrs John Quimby in Carthage S D after visiting a son. Rev Guy Faugher to officiate with interment in Arlington cemetery. She had lived in Canada and was a former Audubon president. Two sons and a daughter survive.
In Adair Indiana on January 14 a local Knights of Pythias lodge, with about fifty members, prepared for its annual banquet to be served next Tuesday evening by the Pythian Sisters.
Special to News Pelegaph reports Kath daughter of Mrs Mar Wruise of Massena teaching in Keokuk was taken to a hospital after slipping at a tailors shop accident. Doctors say she may be unable to walk for about a month.
January 14 report from Exira notes a serious fire damaged the Audubon Republican plant. The Extra Journal in Exira also issued a title from the same site, and the Journal office suffered damage in the blaze early that morning.
Griswold Jan 14 local officials with Sheriff McKee pursue three check artists blamed for a Saturday night spree that flooded Griswold with worthless checks. Estimated losses total about 100 with victims including Andrews Clothing Co R Dickey Shoe Store and Welch Moore Shoe Store.
Jens Jensen of Atlantic is chosen to succeed Chris B. Petersen as butter maker at Exira creamery. Petersen has purchased a creamery at Dannebrog, Nebraska, and will leave Exira in February.
Grant township trustees were organized for 1425 with Wm Wahlert elected chairman and committee appointments made. No change in the board, with El Morgan and Wahlert reelected, Turner the officer, and Ira Bowen not seeking reelection handing over duties to Allen Hayter for the next two years.
Exira Ta January 14 Special to Aph Peter Commes is here or enjoying the annual visit. The fragment notes a local feature with residents and observers gathering, signaling ongoing community activity and attendance.
Special to ANEPA Northwest News Telegraph reports Rev Corwith Taylor, former Cass County boy and Methodist superintendent, has returned from Korea. He has served in the mission field for years and is assigned to the Forest City church, with strong interest from old residents of Cass County who recall his birth in the Gor FLU community.
Special to News Telegraph from Avoca Nebraska notes the region faces the worst snow storm in thirty five years. Charles Stearn of Beaver City observes his sister Daisy Adinan while traveling by auto along the Burlington railroad right of way. Farmers are using the rail corridor to reach towns as drifts reach twelve feet in places and railmen urge against the dangerous practice.
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows at Walnut install officers for the coming term. Local officers include N.G. Mrs Millie Tagwart, V.G. Mrs Mamie Fells, Treasurer Miss Ruth Stacy, Warden Miss Esther Brockway, Conductor Miss Christina Vollstedt, I.G. Miss Mary Waltman, O.G. Mr Lucifer Longnecker, N.G. Mrs Martha Fraser, and others. District Deputy Gavind Mader and Frank L. Thomas assisted. after installation, speeches and a grand march led to a luncheon suitable for the gathering with high praise for the ceremonies.
The Past Noble Grand Circle held its annual election of officers last week at Mrs Fraser's home. Elected for the coming year were President, Vice-President, Priestess, and Secretary. Names include Jennie Emmons and Emma Soll Miles. Christina Freahiments seneton.
In Anita Iowa a court in Trenton New Jersey ruled in favor of Mia Lugla Hordern former aunt wife of George Herder Mi kite House Station Niu Peter T Taver of Lebanon New Jersey. The will left a farm to George Haver for life with remainder to heirs. George died without issue but adopted a child now Mrs Herder. The adopted child was declared owner of the farm by the court. Mrs Juella Herder, daughter of Dard T Voorhees of Anita and sister of Senator John C Voorhees, won the case.
Cumberland members attended a one day session at Afton under the Synagogue lodge official invitation. Attendees listed include H. Mangan, P. F. A. Belly, Paul Edwards, and Fred Pringey.
Local notices from Elliott Iowa dated June 14 report social visits and travel. Families such as Strong, Strane, and Strang appear with mentions of visits to and from Des Moines Mountain View Moran and Red Oak. A Red Oak buyer takes over a local store. The Research club and Kill Kare club host meetings at the Stites and Fortune homes with arrangements by Simmons and Flood.
Avoca Ia June 14 special to News Telegraph the Avoca State Bank held its annual meeting of directors and stockholders naming officers including A L Preston vice president Henry Priester vice president Rudolph Stender cashier and F O Zierhys assistant cashier Directors named were H Seiffert Henry Priegter Rudolph Stender and J B Jenks.
Special to News Telegraph reports Miry and Mrs Bernhardt Nielsen celebrate a new birth at their Elk Horn home Sunday January 11. Peter Petersen is ill and at the Petersen residence. George and Daszed are mentioned in association with the family.
Local notes from Anita Iowa January 14 recount a post nuptial shower for Grace Willson Eblen hosted by Mrs J M Garsilo in Lincoln township with about thirty friends, plus assorted visits, farm leases, and club meetings. Several residents attended family events, farm leases changed, and civic society meetings held at Mrs C W Bartley’s home with devotionals led by May Wyd.
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