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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
4
Chicago cash grain shows No 2 hard wheat at 1.12 1/2, No 1 white corn at 80 1/2, No 2 yellow corn around 80 1/2. Livestock receipts at South Omaha and Chicago, hogs steady to lower, cattle mixed with higher best steers and lower yearlings, cows and bulls uneven, sheep and lambs also vary with clipping and feeding prices listed.
Sixteen girls and ten boys received diplomas at Adair High School in a commencement marked as the largest class to graduate. M I Westergaard, school board president, presented diplomas to graduates including Linden Alcorn, Fannie Bain, May Barney, Rex Dough, and many others amid the ceremony. In separate report, Marne Boy loses left eye after fence wire breaks, eye pierced. Arthur Polkingham, 20, was injured near Marne while helping stretch a fence. eye removal followed.
Funeral services were held here for James Johnson age 25 who died Thursday at the state epileptic home Woodward Ta. A brother Henry Johnson accompanied the body. Interment was in Avoca cemetery beside relatives.
Massena, Indiana June 2 Special to News Telegraph Walter Rae and wife enjoy a visit from their son William from South Dakota Mrs Reichardt mother of Mrs Rae returned home with Walter and wife She spent the winter with them William Moore of Long Beach California is visiting his uncle J A Harmon P F Slocum and daughter Ruby of Council Bluffs are visiting relatives and friends
A concise call to pause and assess personal conduct and routines. The speaker urges careful self examination to ensure reasonable behavior and steady progress, drawing on shared guidance for prudent actions and self discipline.
Receipts 6,000 sheep and 25 75c lower stockers and feeders 40c lower. Sheep market uneven with 25 to 50c decline. Springers sorted $15.00 to $15.50, top native ag bulls $16.00, natives $10.00 to $12.00, evaporated lumbs $13.00 to $14.00, handy weights $5.25 to $6.00.
Cumberland Iowa June 2 Special to News Telegraph dates for Cumberland chautauqua moved to July 1 through 4. Programs include Chicago Radio Orchestra afternoon concerts and evenings, lectures by L H Taylor and Dr Frank Church, a Turior Chautauqua show, Freeman Hammond acts, and Powers Snider presentations. A large community dinner and a morning band concert are planned.
J D Baxter of Walnut, a former resident, arrived to attend the Merton Sheets funeral. True McDonald and Bernard Fromach return home from Des Moines University where they study. Mrs Isaac Albright visits her parents in Pitzer and Cedar Rapids. Margaret Berry, a cousin, accompanies the visit.
Scientists report a method to alter tree color with gnaniline dye injections. In two nights, a forest could be transformed to a color of choice using this process.
When sending parcels a distance, wrap them in several papers each addressed unitled so if the outer wrap comes off the destination remains identifiable.
While visiting her sister in the country, Miss M. overslept and woke to hear her three and two year old nieces calling “Aunt Annie, get up, work is begun.” The scene suggests a modest domestic moment as the day begins.
Avoca Iowa June 2 Special to News Telegraph word received this morning told of the death of Mrs A E Patrick wife of Robert Patrick a local hotel man She passed away in Council Bluffs at her son Robert s home after illness since last winter She leaves one son and her husband Funeral services will be held Sunday in Council Bluffs with interment there
A round of Memorial Day visits and family gatherings spans Walnut and nearby towns. Delighted relatives from Omaha Council Bluffs Ringsted Atlantic Red Oak Des Moines and Los Angeles converge at homes of Mueller Hillman Denault Liston Gibbs and others. Travelers include Henry Greve and John Galvin with lingering plans to attend local exercises while Furey Spangler Brindley families host relatives in town.
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