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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

4

New York Stock Closing Quotations July 2

The Daily Markets reports closing quotes from the New York Stock Exchange with listings for American Can 194 1 2, T and T 140 1 2, American Wel 37 1 2, Corn Products 37, General Electric 286, General Motors 84, Goodrich 54 4, International Paper 68, Studebaker 44, United Cigar 92, United States Rubber 67, United States Steel 115 1 4, United States Steel Preferred 124, Westinghouse 71 4e, White Motors 72, Sinclair Oil 22, International Harvester 107 1 4, Mack Truck 178 1 4, Sears Roebuck 168, United Drug 129, Maxwell 8 115.

New York INI New York Stock Exchange Today American Can American Weal Corn Products General Electric General Motors Goodrich International Paper Studboker United Cigar United States Rubber United States Steel Westinghouse White Motors Sinclair Oil International Harvester Mack Truck Sears Roebuck United Drug Maxwell

Liberty Bonds and Market Report Roundup

Liberty bonds closed mixed with new high mark for the fourth 4s and treasury 4s amid broad investment demand. Grains and livestock markets in Chicago and other centers showed higher finishes for some contracts and strong hog and beef prices amid active trade.

New York Treasury Chicago

Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report

Corrected daily market listing shows No. 1 wheat at No. 2 31.27, barley, oats, fats, and feeds. cattle mixed with stockers and feeders steady to slow at 6.50 to 8.30, cows and heifers 3.59 to 6.00, hogs 10.50 to 12.50.

Kansas City Wien Wethers Rgds Ewes St. Joseph South Omaha Wilmers

Return Home Extra Telephony Chief Operator

Mrs. Ola Willis, chief telephony operator, reported returns home after duties. Special to News-Telegraph notes her service and role in local communications operations.

Woman and Two Daughters Return From Council Bluffs Vacation

Frew returned home with her two daughters last night after a vacation in Council Bluffs.

Frew Council Bluffs

York Professor and Family Visit Exira

Ja July 2 Special to News Telegraph Dean Amadon and family of York Neb who have been here visiting have returned home Amadon is professor of music at York College

Enira News-Telegraph Dean Amadon York, Neb Amadon York College

Former Guthrie man badly hurt in car crash

Guthrie Center Iowa July 2 Former Representative W F Moore who served in the 36th and 88th general assemblies and Steve Edson are recovering from injuries in an automobile smashup late yesterday The Moore car was struck by a machine reportedly driven by Miss Grace Younger Younger and two companions were not hurt though their car was badly damaged Moore was knocked unconscious and suffered cuts and bruises Edson was also cut and bruised when the car turned over

Guthrie Center INS W. F. Moore Steve Edson Moore Grace Younger Miss Younger Edson

Head of Seattle Real Estate Assn Visits Avoca

Special to Re wer ae Sige De PTE: Mr. Adams of Seattle real estate society arrived in Avoca for a brief visit. He attended a national meeting of realtors and plans to meet relatives during the stay. This marks his first Avoca visit in about three decades. He previously ran a hardware store here about forty years ago.

Tal Diy Adberms Avoca

Kicked in Face by Horse Near Wiota

Floyd Keasey of southeast of Wirta was kicked in the face by a horse he was driving to a hay fork. The blow knocked him unconscious for a time, but he is reported to be recovering.

Wiota News Telegraph Floyd Keasey Wirta

Brayton Briefs July 2 News-Telegraph notes

Mrs J Miller and daughters Edna and Mrs Reed Walker, and two sons, visited Omaha to see daughter and sister Mrs Arnold Nelson shwy, who returned name Monday. Mrs Frank Lane, back from weeks with daughter Mrs Plaky Kannitsen, returned to Colorado. A Bible school for children is under Miss Laughery. Mrs Mr Jenkins returned from Chicago, joined by sister Mrs Vail. Mrs L Heath visited daughter Mrs Arthur Cannan at Extra. Mrs Clirenne Koutsen hosted birthday gathering Monday.

Brayton Weint News-Telegraph J. Miller Edna Reed Walker Omaha Arnold Nelsonshwy Frank Lane Plaky Kannitsen Colorado Whoxch Mr. Jenkins Chicago Vail Heath Arthur Cannan Clirenne Koutsen

Grant News Roundup of Visitors and Local Travel

Local notes record Chester Alcorn and children visiting sister Mrs Kate Foote in Canistata. Spiker family stayed with relatives in Omaha. Glen Gonrad returned from Town City after a month away. Alice Figgens completed a motor trip to northern Minnesota. Various residents visited relatives, shopped, or attended a bargain sale in Crant and Red Oak.

Grant News-Telegraph Chester Alcorn Canistata Alcorn Kate Foote Row. Spiker Omaha Glen Gonrad Town City Alice Figgens Minnesota Frank Vackett Fontanelle Frank Dewese Wm. Alcorn Villisca L. D. Foote Wm. Kreger Atlantic Ernie Ficharty Prescott Orpha Rasling Gale Jal Greeley Colu W. 5 Hall Nys Mildred Bishop Elliott Crant A. Wuhlund O. $. Donahov W. Ashidugh Pred West Fill Red Oak Alice.Craig Nora Kréver Dorothy Langley Artlip

Two Hands Allen and Best Frends Pair with Nybert Colyer

A fragment notes Allen with two hands and his best friends Nybert Colyer and ten Bai gers, suggesting a casual, informal group listing. The readable text hints at social ties rather than a formal event or outcome.

Allen Nybert Colyer

Funeral services for Massena man largely attended

Funeral services for J. A. Timberman manager of the Massena Ful lerton Lumber Co. office were well attended in Massena Indiana. The rites were held at the Massena Methodist Church conducted by Rev. G. L. Huffstader with the Masonic lodge in charge at the grave. Burial followed in Massena cemetery.

Massena News-Telegraph J. A. Timberman Fullerton Lumber Company G. L. Huffstader Masonic Lodge Massena Cemetery

Anita Happenings of Interest to All

A seven pound baby girl born Friday to Mr and Mrs Albert Karns. Salon Karns bought a demon speedster for quick service on highway or cross country. CW McCaustland visited Anita as Atlantic distributor of Willys Knight and Overland autos. Mrs Grace Hooper called to Anita by death of her father. Chas Stonebreader shipping livestock to Omaha. Monday ideal follow up day for corn after heavy rains. Mrs Joel L Stalcup of Des Moines visiting Anita with her son Thomas, a violinist. Royal Neighbors held monthly meeting with fourteen new members adopted. Virginia’s birthday lawn party hosted by Mrs D M Deeming for her daughter Miss Virginia.

Anita News-Telegraph Albert Karns Salon Karns CW. McCaustland Atlantic Willys-Knight Overland Autos Grace Hooper Scottabiure Farm Bureau Anita Produce Company Des “Momes “Tesiiry Omar Lice Pouty Toy New Vorkity Chas Stonebredker Omaha Joel L. Stalcup Dae Moines BR. W. Holmes Thomas Sister Stalcup Lester Mooneke Af Parsons Kas Fowatt Sanday Mes Prank Toudien Mexdames W. A. Mykee Ava Wilger Mary Cornell Guttin Weitzel Mabel Buck Dey Katie J. Brows H. Blick Cumberland Ida. Reynolds Shenandoah Nww D. M. Deeming Virginia Maurice Turner Prudy Johnson Emma Wade Jeannette McBaldowney Roumaine Thaxnish Evelyn Dean Florence Rovhel Marie Rickel Marolyn Westerpaard Grace Kilpatrick Mary McDonnell Adair Miss Virginia

Elk Horn News bulk excerpt of local notices and events

Local items report a silver wedding anniversary in Harlan for Albert Nansen and spouse, while Hansen attendees. Carl Miller returns from Mexico after a serious incident, and Jorgensen assists farm work south of Elk Horn. A large crowd enjoyed Ahura dange at Geo Petersen’s, orphan home children hosted a picnic in Underwood, and Keywharad of Harlan visited Elk Horn customers. Mrs Brodergen from Harlan visited her brother Dr Jorgensen’s home.

Elk Horn New Telegraph Hansen Albert Nansen Harlan Carl Miller Jorgen Miller Mexico Thomas Jorgensen Alfred d Jorgensen Elk Hern Geo. Petersen Orphan Home Underwood Keywharad Chris Brodergen Af Hurlan Sher Brother Dorgengen

Sidney Frowns on Sinister Rumor

In Sidney July 2 a general view holds more evidence is needed to prove Edward B. Humphrey's link to Fred Butts death. Butts died after taking supposed Reehelle salts. Humphrey visited the Butts home during the inquest week. County Attorney Swift hinted at possible container switch. Coroner's jury ruled death from an overdose of sodium chloride. Humphrey is questioned about Ruth Butts and Butts’ opposition to attention to her, with uncertainty over Humphrey's birth. He is a foster son of Dr and Mrs Humphrey of Sidney. Mrs Humphrey is a sister of Butts’ wife.

Sidney INS Edward B. Humphrey Fred Butts Harlan Rechelle Humphrey Butts Swift Ruth Butts Mee Novia Veterins Med Pgal

Engagement of a noted today in Adair

Special to Sens Telegraph reports the coming wedding of Miss Lilian Rupperle of this city and Mgr. Herbert Watterson, a prominent businessman. A miscellaneous shower was hosted this afternoon at the home of Mrs A A Sheeler by the Oak Ridge club. Tonight the Kid-Ahare club plans a singler event at the home of Mrs Woo A. Marea.

Adair Sens-Telegraph Lilian Rupperle Mgr Herbert Watterson A. A. Sheeler Oak Ridge Club Woo A. Marea

Rites Today for Avoca Pioneer

Funeral services for Won. Tittsworth Avoca pioneer and associate of Windle Budged were held this afternoon at the family residence. The Rev. Whitmore of the Avona Presbyterian Church conducted the service and interment followed at Aver cemetery.

Avoca Tittsworth Pionery Amboonerine Windle Whitmore Avona Presbyterian Sharen Wifted Ateal Determent Aver

Gotham Man Visits Brayton Relatives

Charley Ide of New York City, returning from the National convention of Fledgie Light Associations in San Francisco, stopped in Brayton to visit his father O. F. Ide and sister Mrs Raymond Anderson for a couple of days.

Brayton Jduly 2 Te News-Telegraph Charley Ide New York City Fledgie Light Associations San Francisco O. F. Ide Mra Raymond Anderson

Griswold Plans Two Band Concerts Each Week This Summer

Griswold announces two weekly band performances for the summer. The Griswold Orchestra will play every Wednesday evening and the Lyman concert band will perform on Saturdays, giving residents regular musical entertainment.

Griswold Griswold, Jr News-Telegraph Griswold Orchestra Lyman Convert

Massena News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Socials

Massena notes include Lloyd Walter and family visiting the Comers, Ralph Marlowe returning from Carey, Dolly Wool buying property, funeral services for Mrs. George Stohl, Alfred Hatfield and Bernard Feeney's Red Oak trip, Froman’s trip from Excelsior Springs for rheumatism, a Yarger roller skating party honor guests Rouille Nelaga and Glee Hedges, a Missionary society park picnic, and Thelma Wickereham visiting niece Mrs Crow while training as a nurse in Omaha.

Massena Alfred Hatfield Bernard Feehavy Red Oak Exculsior Springs Bernice Tracy Sand Mildred “Yarger Hawks Rouille Nelaga Glee Hedges Atlantic Missionary Society of the

Appropriately Named Enuater and Ancient Glut Statues

A garbled OCR fragment mentions prehistoric glut statues and a maker named Myepen with a dated reference 1745. The text shifts between mock latin and broken phrases about a tuner and a desire to explicate a dare. Strong entities are unclear due to corruption.

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Bedroom Intruder Slain by Pinkerton Detective in Brooklyn

New York July 2. William Fitzmaurice Pinkerton detective shot and killed Lewis Wood in the bedroom of his sister Mize Clara Fitzmaurice 35 Brooklyn early today. Detectives and the sister were questioned and a charge of domicile assault placed against Fitzmaurice. Wood allegedly broke a bedroom window, entered, and attempted to choke Miss Fitzmaurice before the brother fired twice, killing Wood.

New York INS William Fitzmaurice Pinkerton Lewis Wool Clara Fitzmaurice Brooklyn Pitempurice Wood William

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