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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1923

Page

4

Grain and Livestock Market Report Chicago and Omaha

Grain and Livestock market data show Chicago cash grain with Wheat and Corn prices across No. 2 through No. 4 grades and Oats values, plus Chicago and So. Omaha Livestock figures for Hogs Cattle and Sheep. Hogs receipts around 27,000. cattle 12,000. sheep 7,000. prices mix from steady to lower on hogs, cows, bulls, veal. top cattle around 10.25 per cwt. yearlings and veal noted. So. Omaha saw 17,000 hogs and 9,000 cattle with steady to lower on feeders and top bids near 10.75 for matured steers.

Chicago Omaha Lnmba Bes Californi Agulis California Lambs

Former Avoca Lady Nearing Century Mark Is I

News-Telegor pher reports of Mrs. Fannie Ockholm once a local figure, now aged near 80, an inmate at Des Moines home for aged people. Her husband, long deceased, and she were well known here for running the city’s first hotel, established in 1870, with hopes for recovery noted as doubtful.

Fannie Ockholm Des Moines

Two Extra-Vet Brothers Get Bonus Checks in Iowa

EXIRA Iowa June 6 Harry and Frank Campbell brothers received the first bonus checks in town this morning. One was wounded in action and was among a detachment that escaped pursuit after an engagement. The other suffered shrapnel injuries to the face.

Exira News-Telegraph Harry Frank Campbell

Anita to pave more streets in Anita Iowa

At a regular council meeting in Anita Iowa on June 6 officials ordered about fifteen blocks paved. Elm Street from Main north of Fourth is planned, with First Third Fourth Locust Cherry and Rose Hill avenues among others. Bids are due June 18 for the street paving project.

Anita Elm Street Main Street Fourth Street First Street Rock Island Locust Street Cherry Street Third Street Maple Street Walnut Street Fifth Street Fourtht Street Rose Eill Avenue Ghastant Street Masonic Temple

Funeral for Mrs Powell Held at Elliott Church

Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Mavinda Powell at the Christian church in Elliott Iowa with Rev Crewdgon and Rev C K Singing provided by a local choir. Burial followed in Lowman cemetery beside her husband who died in 1916. Surviving are sons L D Powell Red Oak and O J Powell Elliott a daughter Mrs Mary Rush Elliott and Nelian Springer of Arkansas with numerous friends and kin. Mrs Powell born October 9 1835 in Hancock County Indiana died June 4 1928 at age 88 after a long Christian life. The Powells were early Monteomery County settlers.

Elliott News-Telegraph Mavinda Powell The Christian Church Crewdgon Hamburg Iowa C.K Imogene Pogue Yeona Kirby Blanch Garrell Mabel Kinney John West R. E. Starr C. W. Miller PB. Cadwell Lowman Mr. Powell Court Braden A. A. Morgan W. L. DeWitt W. J. Hully Powell Monteomery County Jows Howell

Marne News Items MARNG June 6 Visitations and Moves

Special to News Telegraph reports Mrs J C Hardy and Miss Vergilene Haas visiting Avoca and Minden relatives. Miss Stena Nave ill for several days, while Dr Merton Squires and family from South America visit Maine and Atlantic neighbors before touring Colorado. William Dunscher of Chicago and Mrs Mary Petersen, formerly of Minden, visit Mrs Sarah Lasker before heading to Chicago. Brindley family visits Marvin Grindley. Mrs M B Wheeler and children of Adair move to Illinois.

Marng News-Telegraph J. C. Hardymartin Fred Stude Avoca Vergilene Haas Minden Stena Nave Merton Squires United States South America Maine Atlantic Mr. Squires Colorado E. E. Squires William Dunscher Chicago Lasker Brothers Mary Petersen Town Sarah Lasker Brindley Lewis Marvin Grindley Wheeler Adairary

Avoca Bride Files Divorce Over Cave-Man Treatment

Mary Estelle Greene of Avoca files for divorce from Harry M. Greene claiming extreme cruelty and a May 29 beating. They married July 25, 1921 in Avoca. she seeks return of 1025 borrowed money and household effects she supplied. no children. Greene served in Company L Rainbow Division and overseas two and a half years. Mrs. Greene previously taught school.

Avoca News-Telegraph Cave Mary Estelle Greene Harry M. Greene Greene Company “L.” Rainbow Division

On Vacation. Massina. June 6 entry note

O R Billingsley and wife travel to Kansas by car to visit relatives. Oxdle Billingsley and wife of Atlantic are here tending the premises.

Massina O. R. Billingsley Kansas Oxdle Billingsley Atlantic Agon

Atlantic Rendering Works to Close for Summer

Special to News Telegraph notes Mark Byrne and Ottawa relatives announce Atlantic Rendering Works will be closed during summer months. Opening date to be announced later by Fred Geiger. Ends with a promotional line urging readers to ask their grocer for EATMOR bread.

Mark Byrne Ottawa Atlantic Fred: Geiger

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