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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
4
New York closes with mixed bonds and grains as United States Treasury issues slip from highs. Chicago and St Joseph report uneven grains and cattle and hog markets with prices firming in some centres. Kansas City notes steady cattle, hogs and lambs amid active trading.
Corrected Daily market notes list grain prices for wheat No. to and No 2 at 2.45, corn 15, barley 4d, oats 45a. produce butterfat 88e. cattle and feed stock steady to slow with cows and heifers around 3.00 to 6.50. hogs at 10.0 per hundredweight.
Massena Iowa June 5 Mrs C A Miller, a loyal lady, underwent a major operation Tuesday at Coun Bluffs and is recuperating nicely, Sped by News Telegraph report.
Local notes report Miss Loraine Dieman leaves Walnut for Iowa City vacation. Numerous aunts uncles cousins and friends visit relatives across Walnut and nearby towns during Memorial Day weekend and the days after. Various residents including the Jacobsen Rogsman Andersen Scheel and others are mentioned with visits with family and travel to Omaha Council Bluffs Des Moines and other locales.
Storm swept north of Neola in a curio seekers area drawing many visitors. More than a thousand vehicles parked around the stricken district as American Legion posts mobilize. Hundreds will be sent Sunday to aid survivors and assess destruction.
Fairfield area reels after Crow Creek tragedy as Georgy McKeanian a 21 year old Parsons College sophomore and two scouts Herbert Messer 11 and Paul Kyarns 10 drown. Scoutmaster Melan ian and Scout Kellins died trying to save Musser in a vain rescue.
Don Douglas, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Douglas long known in territory south of Adair, was admitted to the bar yesterday in Des Moines. He completed a three year program at Lynch Byers law office and was one of 36 successful candidates from 59 registrants.
Massena Iowa June 5 Special to News Telegraph W W Sloseum and family depart Massena by car for California where they will stay until September waiting for work and better weather plans for the summer season
Special to Telegraph Mrs Chris Jensen, a well known resident north of town, is due home this week from an Omaha hospital after an operation for gall bladder trouble. Extradite Bandit: Des Moines Sheriff Findley and two deputies travel to Kansas City to return suspected Cottage Grove bank bandit Charles Pat Spike Kelly to Des Moines with extradition papers.
The fishing bureau notes sharks sometimes enter shallow water during daylight. Experts warn humans may be at risk when waters are mobile or calm, urging caution and local awareness after a spate of incidents.
E B O Connor proprietor of the Atlantic Home Bakery fires a local angle to the storm at Omaha Wednesday afternoon at Ak Sar Ben race track. The wind blew dust hats and umbrellas and turned ticket offices and pit stands, frightening people. One Thaane injured at the track as the wind subsided the crowd dispersed and went home.
Ellen Boose and Alex Petersen were married at the Danish Lutheran church with Reverend Nelse Nielsen officiating. The bride, daughter of Nelse Boose of Elk Horn, and the groom, son of Anton Petersen of Elk Horn, exchanged vows in a brief ceremony.
The groom is a young farmer who has also been teaching school. They plan to reside north of town.
A small town greets a couple returning from a honeymoon at Spirit Lake as neighbors, friends, and local businesses extend welcome wishes and note the couple’s plans for a quiet, post trip day.
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