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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
4
Chicago cash grain prices show Wheat No 2 red at 2.10 with corn varied across white and yellow grades, mixed and soft grades listed. South Omaha and Chicago Livestock markets report hog and cattle receipts with price ranges and weight classes, plus a funeral notice for Mrs. Albert Yueku with survivors listed.
Grant Iowa residents and guests are noted in a string of brief items. Verton Atwood of Massena and Mrs J A Cozad hosted visits. A H Porter traveled to Des Moines on business. Mrs Frank Spiker and Louis went to Omaha. Mrs M J Blackburn of Des Moines visited. Ladies Aid of the M E church held an all day meeting. Albert Wohlenhaus of Welcome Minnesota visited. embroidery event at Mrs Fiora Kilpatrick’s home. F E Grant hosted a BMP club gathering. Julian Peterson and family from near Villisca visited their daughter Mrs Winchmore.
A year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Sophus Jensen of east of town underwent an operation at Atlantic hospital for amputation of a leg after being kicked by a cow. The bone was shattered by the impact.
Frank M. Fulty a former lumberman of Elliott La died at his Ames home Friday morning after a long battle with stomach cancer. Local residents are traveling to Ames to attend funeral services Sunday.
Corrected Daily markets show wheat and corn pricing with assorted grains. Butterfat eggs chickens turkeys geese ducks and cattle values are listed with mixed demand and range estimates for stockers cows and heifers.
The domestic science girls of the high school entertained their mothers at a six o clock dinner Thursday evening. A declamatory contest will be held at the M BE church Wednesday evening January 28. R A Bacon received news Wednesday of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Buchart of Ringwood Ill Mrs B was formerly Edith The farm bureau members held a meeting Thursday at the home of D Gammill of Elliott Several from here were present.
Merle Chapin, 29, believed demented, opened fire in Mapleton Indiana last night injuring L P Murphy a telegraph operator seriously and two companions slightly wounded. Police searched for Chapin who fled after the shooting.
Rev. Walter A. Morgan, pastor of the Methhe church in Harlan, resigns to accept the pastorate of Trinity Methodist Church in Des Moines, effective January 24.
Waln ut News from Walnut Iowa reports a busy week of visits and family gatherings in Omaha Council Bluffs and nearby towns. residents visit relatives attend hospital stays and note deaths and health concerns including Alma Namanny and Chris Koysen.
The Str club in Exira Iowa hosted a picnic last night at the Magnia hall with all husbands and children of members as guests. Special to News Telegraph reports the event as a informal gathering with community participation and family focus.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Thomas Tyers and a dialogue on life and death. The readable segments hint at themes of memory and mortality with scattered phrases about living, dead, and a person named Jess. No clear event or date is established.
The accidental death of a five year old grandson of Mr and Mrs Jacob Platz occurred in East Aurora Illinois after he upset a pail of hot water causing fatal burns. Funeral services were held Friday with Mrs W A Nordstrand of Red Oak attending.
Adair Iowa June 4 Special for News Telegraph W J Tobias a well known farmer living west of town has purchased a farm near Menlo owned by Mrs Minnie Smith of Adair according to a report circulated today He will take possession March 1 Tobias recently disposed of his ideal stock farm
Massena high school debaters travel to Woodward for a meet this evening. Team members include Mary, Myrtle Jensen and Lillian Kerkman. They support the affirmative on the question of whether the U S should join the League of Nations.
Massena briefs report A B Pace begins census work Fred Tate business call in Creston Bertha Taylor visits sister in Anita Soren Sorensen and wife welcome a baby boy born January 14 Mrs Joseph Kyauth visits new grandson at McCrary home Jan 28 sale of Ira Hood estate Methodist Aid meets and revival planned January 25 Evangelist Cook of Amos to assist Mrs Mary Black visits Marton Mills Lois Hosfelt improving after hospital surgery Langworthy couple return from Council Bluffs visit
In Adair Iowa on January 24 news notes report Dr G D Crissman M E district superintendent from Council Bluffs will lecture at the Methodist Church Sunday evening. Dr J B Smith medical missionary to Africa, back on furlough, will speak at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening. Ed Schwenneker remains in Oakdale sanatorium since last October and is listed in critical condition. Mrs Schwenneker and family report news to Perry Thuteda on a recent visit. Walter Se i Mrs J M Dewi of Anita spent Saturday at Myre’s. Mrs Abbie Allo visits students with Mr and Mrs J Cowden at their home.
The Booth Motor company plans a spring addition to its Harlan store, extending 48 by 120 feet to cover the entire northwest quarter block of the square, enlarging the establishment.
A special musical program is planned at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening under Epworth League auspices. At the Methodist church Rev George B Crisman district superintendent Council Bluffs will deliver a sermon Sunday evening.
Chas Rogers of Condon Cole Construction has returned to Wiota to overhaul the dredging machine and begin work on highway seven near Wiota. Jim Williamson and Earl Rohler visited Atlantic on business. A card party and dance were hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Morgan east of Wiota. Mrs Marsh Lowe spent Thursday in Anita. Donald Moore, grandson of Mr and Mrs Woodall of Wiota, was taken to Iowa City for medical treatment.
Leaves lodged in a drain pipe on the Fred Bittman residence in Avoca were ignited yesterday afternoon by a spark from a chimney. The roof sustained damage before firefighters extinguished the blaze. Try a News-Telegraph want ad.
The Cass County Breeders Association held its annual meeting today at the Calumet cafe. A noon dinner followed a program of recitations and music including a talk by Donald Hedrick who recently visited the Chicago International stock show as a prize winner. John Day of the State Beef Producers Association gave an interesting talk and others spoke. Officers elected included John Henderson for president F H Oxen of Grant township as vice president Andrew Carlson re-elected treasurer and County Agent L G Burden elected secretary. It was described as one of the babe meetings in the association's history with sixty five present.
London Mall quotation reflects affectionate nickname Detry and playful line about recognition and closeness in a literary fragment.
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