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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
4
Grain and livestock prices from Chicago and Omaha show steady to higher tones. Wheat and corn bids mix with several No. 2 and white grades up. cattle and hogs in Omaha and Chicago rise amid solid receipts. Spring lambs and veal markets maintain strength, with notable tops and bulk ranges across beef, sheep, and swine.
John Roush of Des Moines visits town and nearby area. Mrs I D Cedar Rapids visits W W Berry home. Mrs Dale Smith of Omaha hosts at J S Smith home. E S Cobb guests at W W Albright, return to St Paul. Arthur McCauley and family from Nebraska visit Albright, then go to Clarinda. Frank Geesman initiates Masonry at Lewis Lodge. Mrs Harry Ratzlaff ill with rheumatism. Edna Kennedy resigns as stenographer in Atlantic to spend summer with Kennedy family.
Local Elks notice announces Day services tonight. Public notices list H. R. Malone and Mrs. Gothlard Pictorial Review agent offering magazine subscriptions for two years at 2.75. Includes contact info for Young Undertaking Company with phone numbers Office 297 and Residence Blue 487.
Elk Horn June 14 reports show the National Danish Lutheran convention consumed 400 pounds of meat daily by visitors and delegates. Five hundred loaves of bread and 87 pounds of butter were used each day. Cakes eggs milk and fruit were donated by residents to support meals and the restoration project for furniture and equipment.
Mrs M C Dickson and Shildgert wife and children of the Rev M C Dickson, former Lewis minister, were in Lewis en route to Clarinda where they would join Mr Dickson who has fully recovered and will move with his family to Memphis Tennessee. Rev Dickson was sent to the Clarinda hospital from Dexter and preached last.
Emery B. Archer of Lewis, once recovering from a serious illness, was forced to bed again on June 14 after a relapse. He is suffering from pernicious anemia and his condition is regarded as serious. Farmers are reminded to bring in butter and eggs to Gibson Filling Station on East Seventh Street. Try a News Telegraph Want Ad.
Cumberland Iowa reports a July Chautauqua assembly set for July 1 to 5. Campaign booster trips and advertising plans are under way with Mrs Morea Book arriving five days early to finish ticket sales and supervise juniors. J A Stahl serves as local assistant and Goad of Kangus City will be platform manager.
Wray Wilson and his wife, former cashier of the Farmers Savings Bank in Massena, La, are in attendance at the annual state bankers meeting in Ames. The session is underway with bank officials from across the state.
Harry Temple, a well known local lad and student at the University of Pennsylvania, arrived home in Lewis, Iowa, last night and will spend his summer vacation here. Special to News-Telegraph.
Three Anita youths Max Bullock Carl Kellaway and Edwin Cate escaped with minor injuries when a Ford car turned turtle near Anita on a detour from the Whiteway. They said a rear wheel threw a tire causing loss of control. the car was badly wrecked but all occupants were not severely hurt.
The Brighton Township Farm Bureau will hold a regular meeting Friday night at the Masonic Hall in Marne Indiana. Mr and Mrs William Abbott and daughter Doris left this morning for Fairplay Missouri where they will visit relatives for a month.
Dr. W. B. Denham and wife of Cumberland took their two month old son to Omaha for a specialist consultation. The infant suffers from an obstruction of the bowels.
Lewis Man Hancock of Casg county, a longtime resident of Life of Lewis, is critically ill at his home in Lewis Man. His wife died Sunday, and grief has worsened his chronic ailment. Doctors fear he may not survive the night.
Mrs. M. D. Berry went to Creston on business today. Mrs. Wm. Casteel, once a Creston Community hospital patient, returned home convalescing. Frank Downey, Massena State Bank vice president, vacationing in Colfax. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pigg of Omaha visited Massena, with Margaret Downey and Meda Whitney joining them homeward.
Cumberland Iowa June 14 Mrs Harold E Morgan was elected noble guard last night by the Rebekah lodge Other officers elected include Mrs Clara Pigg vice grand Mrs Anna Studley rec secretary Miss Gertrude Noland financial secretary and Mrs Daisy Taylor treasurer Installation scheduled for July 11.
The Associated Press reports in Great Falls that the second 106000 of the 300000 guaranteed for the Dempsey Gibbons title bout will be paid tomorrow. Mayor Johnson of Shelby announced the due date to Jack Kearns, and Dempsey's manager will travel to Shelby to collect the money.
Aboard the British schooner Beatrice off Sandy Hook, crew and several Chinese passengers were killed in a battle using revolvers and axes. Survivors report a violent struggle aboard the drifting vessel before it was brought to quarantine by immigration authorities.
The entire Belgian cabinet and premier resigned in Brussels on June 14 amid a dispute over Flemish language use at Ghent University. The move follows a heated controversy and reflects political fallout from linguistic tensions.
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