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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
4
Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats listed with various grades and bids. Livestock receipts at Chicago and South Omaha show hogs and cattle mixed. prices range with tops around 7.50 for hogs and 10.65 to 11.60 for choice and prime cattle. sheep and lambs also reported with fluctuating bids.
Mr and Mrs Tom McCabe visited Cumberland then returned to Des Moines. Jesse Jones and wife of Atlantic called. The Chaneys visited Audubon and brought home grandson Kennard Chaney. Local fans attended Grant game where Cumberland won eight to one. Reed Huffstadt of Atlantic visited Calvin Antrim. The Gardiniers visited Adair. J E Chaney and Kennard visited Fontanelle. Mrs Joe Fox returned from Chicago improved. Ivan Brown and Walter Brown and Mrs Lewis Spies visited Henry Spies. Mrs S L Dorsey confined by tonsillitis. F A Bell visited Frank near Council Bluffs. B M Harrison spent Sunday and Monday in Omaha.
PayIng brick styles and sizes have been trimmed dramatically with fifty nine varieties eliminated and offerings condensed from sixty six options to seven. The move targets simplifying production and distribution for builders and retailers amid market adjustments.
Steps begin to produce insulin using pancreantic extract to combat diabetes as Germany advances in medical treatment. Salt balls described as universal food element cited as essential through ages, per commentator.
The note argues that progress in any group requires morning courage from two or three men to lead initiatives and drive improvement. It emphasizes collective resolve and steady leadership to foster positive change.
In the Waited Staten, twenty five thousand elk constitute the remaining large game herds in the Yellowstone Park region, reflecting a sparse wildlife situation and conservation concerns.
Grain Wheat 88 cents new corn 65 cents barley oats 45 cents rye 57 cents. Butterfat 33 cents eggs 20 cents hens 18 cents spring chickens 30 cents ald roosters te. Hogs six dollars to six dollars sixty five cents. Cattle stockers and feeders five dollars fifty cents to six dollars fifty cents fat cattle seven dollars to ten dollars.
A large spill of molasses followed the American steamer Tanenrville as it sailed from Norfolk bound for Callarion Cuba. A sizable quantity of the cargo settled in the harbor region and reportedly clogged pumps after the vessel dumped about eighteen thousand gallons of the residue to the sea.
An Italian aircraft factory reportedly designs two planes for the Danish government. They will carry two to four engines and be equipped with lee-bumners and floats suitable for polar exploration.
Clarence H. Kemp a longtime Har lan meat dealer aged partner G L Downs ownership shift a month ago died from injuries from a runaway accident in Har lan Ia He is survived by his widow and several grown children.
Miss Anne Dorr and Mrs. Molly Jenkins of Sioux City visit relatives in Exira. Evelyn Hamlin of Des Moines spent the weekend with her mother. Dr. H. G. Smith and family from Lewis moved into the P. E. Pyle residence. Bert Butler and daughter of Creston visit the C. Christensen home. Mrs. Woodward of Atlantic visits Exira. Mrs. P. K. Jensen and Felicia go to Avoca to meet her father from Long Beach California.
Memorial Day visits mark local activity as Mrs. W. W. Slocum and children, Quentin Biggs, and Elizabeth Bishop travel between Massena Bridgewater and home. John Greenwaldt announce birth of a son. Regular gatherings include Bowers Jenkins and Pace with relatives in Des Moines. Visits extend to Cumberland Colfax Regent. Dr. H. H. Penquite travels to Colfax for his mother’s illness.
A vessel drawing ten feet experiences a two inch rise in water pressure when passing from fresh water to Baltic. This observation notes the effect of changing water source on hydrostatic pressure in a small water-piping system.
An adaptation of the pantograph known as to the ps ycrietying dimes represents one of the latest efforts to control the powerful tool for cutting cold metal.
Aids research in England receive 560000 dollars from Alfred Yarrow a leading engineer and industrial captain. The announcement notes support for scientific advancement and notes broad readership of the paper reaching 16000 readers.
Audubon Iowa June 3 Special to News Telegraph Brookhart leads in Audubon county with 12 precincts reporting J Mills of Dallas defeats Mantz for renomination E B Thomas defeats H J Hoogenakcker for state representative Harald Bouthweg over A Herndon elected clerk of court D L Freeman renominated treasurer A Fest opposes sheriff Jorgensen likely renominated Edith Davis favored for recorder three women vie for recorder Bessie Ross Edith Davis Anna Burkhardt Harold Byers elected county attorney Thos Law term expires. T J Rutherford likely to fill supervisor vacancy
Local interest centered on the Adair Madison senatorial race as Representative R O Garber leads but lacks two thirds. Opponents John Langfitt and J C Hoyt fall short. Garber 1574, Langfitt 1563, Hoyt 1617. The nomination advances to district senatorial convention for decision.
A steady stream of visitors is recorded in Adair with Mr and Mrs W B Arnburg and others from Des Moines Omaha Fontanelle Council Bluffs and Ames visiting local residents. Family arrivals include newborn son for Mr and Mrs Id Shuremeker and extended stays by Miss Julia McDaniels and Mary Hanley. Mr Cox and family travel from Walea Ill for a brief Adair visit before summer plans in Ames and Tennant.
A massive fish weighing around 1500 pounds was caught in the North Atlantic near Cape Breton Island. European waters typically do not host such large specimens, with most weights far below this mark.
Fragmentary remarks describe wild song birds captured in the land by tanaee nets and sold in streets. The archaic phrasing evokes a market scene with birds described as ereokmaus and linked to large elites through trade.
Memorial day activities and weekend visits fill Walnut Iowa with numerous relatives and friends. Many residents including Mrs. Henry Sorensen Mrs. Anna Priess and Miss Augusta join family gatherings as out of town guests from Council Bluffs Omaha Des Moines Spencer and other nearby towns visit relatives and attend services.
A government irrigation plan aims to convert about 10 000 acres of arid sands into a viable sugar cane farming area. The project centers on modern water management and soil improvement techniques to support new agricultural development.
A quirky account describes a clerk who shows personal interest in each purchase, turning every site visit into a tiny adventure for the buyer. The enthusiastic helper makes exploration feel like four mini quests, enhancing the shopper’s experience.
Women named Belle Deviin and Olive Bruggenun are identified as belated street commissioners in St. Louis, with phrasing suggesting an error or polemical poster notice. The item notes the two women receiving a civic role amid unusual reporting and local contention.
At six years old the composer Mozart could create music unaided by any instrument and showed command of sound through his notes, exemplifying early musical genius.
The Herald of Gospel Liberty, claimed as the first religious newspaper, was allegedly published in 1809 by Elias Smith of Portsmouth New Hampshire under the banner No H. This note references the early publication and its claimed origins in early American religious press history.
The Tha Bhatghar irrigation dam near Poona India reportedly holds 22 500 000 cubic feet of masonry and is described as having the largest dam volume in the world according to local reports.
Marne Happenings from Marne Iowa June 8 reports a proposed auto signal that displays the word slow in green when either the clutch or brake is operated and atop a red when both are used. The column also lists local social, church, and visiting notes including guests from Shelby Omaha and Rochester Mayo plans, with notices of society meetings and travel.
Homer C. Stuntz, bishop of the Iowa Nebraska area of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at Methodist Hospital in Omaha at 6:30 am after paralysis struck him in Miami on Feb 12. Born in Albion Pa in 1858, he was a Iowa University law graduate and earned a doctor of divinity from Upper Iowa University. Elevated in 1912, he served in South America before returning to Omaha in 1916 and led World War I era YMCA War work.
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