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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
Grain and livestock markets show mixed movements with Chicago cash grain listing several wheat corn and oats prices across grades. Omaha receipts for hogs cattle and sheep indicate varied demand with hogs down and cattle and sheep activity steady to higher in limited lots.
Lewis Marine in Lews, Iowa, received the maximum soldier bonus of 350 dollars for World War service in Cuba. Thomas Montague, a Marine Corps veteran, had the warrant for 350 dollars. Joe Caton, formerly of Griswold, received 335 dollars as the next highest award.
EXIRA Ia June Special to News Telegraph Nels Johnson a well known local man suffering from poison superinduced by a rat bite last November was refit to Colfax Iowa.
A family دستور will occupy the Johnson home during treatment as the husband receives care this morning. His wife accompanies him and their six year old daughter will be in the care of Mrs. Chris Ottoseni of Audubon until their return.
Lewis Iowa June 8 Fred Odell travels to Atlantic on business today Iva Odell arrives for a short visit at the home of his brother in law O W Woodward Born to Sarangers J C Dahl Jr a nine pound boy on Thursday Francis Brown Ruth DeLean Ruby Wissler and Lola Buchanan Simpson college Indianola have returned home for summer vacation Foe Lawton and wife two miles north of town welcome a new son
Bad weather reduced attendance at the Queen Esther district rally in Cumberland. Massena and Cumberland represented. Creston district overall. Notable talks by Miss Trene Thomas from Chicago and Mrs A E B Griffith. Gertrude Johnson of Red Oak attended. Massena Queens provided music. pageant Queen Esther's Choice praised. next show scheduled for Sunday June 17 at the M E church.
Rev. 5. C. An dergorx of Conde South Dakota visited his brother Fred Anderson in Marne Iowa this week. He will go to Chicago then Stockholm Sweden for a world Baptist convention. He plans weeks in Denmark and a visit to Palestine afterward.
Marne Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Mabel Skow’s home due to threatening weather with Mrs. E N Thomson among organizers. Ice cream cake and coffee were served. Next meeting July 12 with Mrs E N Thomson. A. H. Gill left for Sioux City to attend Grand Chapter. family visits planned in Shelby. W D Pratt of Anita visits daughter Mrs Ed Wheeler. Family reunion planned for Mr and Mrs Merton Squires of Rio de Janeiro. Mr Squires driving from Pennsylvania toward California by auto. Mrs M Wheeler and children of Adair IA traveling to Illinois by auto, to be met near Galesburg IL. Griswold Dr M L Turner, now in Des Moines, invited to address National Convention of the Medical Association this summer.
Blair Nebraska advertisement quotes Mrs L Hy Lathrop praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a tonic for young girls and women. The testimonial claims relief from nervousness irregularity and feminine trouble after using a half bottle both for daughter and herself. It instructs obtaining the prescription from a drug store in bottle or liquid form.
Massena Ta June 8 Special to News Telegraph Russell Denham, local world war veteran, has received a bonus check for 250 dollars. This is the largest thus far here, with at least two more residents expected to receive the maximum amount of 850 dollars.
Lewis Va June 8 Special to News Telegraph Nineteen of the twenty three members of this year’s graduating class were initiated into the Lewis High School Alumni as sociaten last eve ning. The ceremonies were held in the school building and were followed by a banquet Officers for the ensuing year were elected They are Merle Zike president Mible Sheets vice president Nellie Howard secretary and Harry Kunze treasurer Mrs Josie Okell y is the retiring president.
Charles Largent, among the first Adair youths to enlist in World War I, is reported to have secured a limit under the bonus act. Details on his service and the exact benefits are not provided in the fragment.
A worker retrieved his bonus payment yesterday morning amounting to 350 dollars, though the receipt referenced an unclear maximum bonus. The incident highlights ambiguity in the payroll process and prompts review of bonus policy. Upgraded clarity is sought from the payroll department.
Dr. Leroy Jensen, a young Audubon physician and surgeon, returned from Chicago with his bride, former Miami College teacher Lotraine Graham of Audubon. The couple, daughter of Mrs. J. M. Graham, taught at Miami College in Ohio. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen of Brayton. They will reside in Audubon.
Mr and Mrs Mark Jones depart by car for Minnesota for a yearly fishing and hunting trip. Relatives from Kansas accompany them on this special voyage, marking the annual event.
The American Legion chapter will hold a social dance on Saturday evening at the Legion hall. It is one of several events planned by the entertainment committee for the year.
The Newa-Telegra m reports Lewis and Woodward with wife driving to Omaha today to attend the Ak-Sar-Ben races. They plan to be part of the city’s social season as they travel for the event.
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