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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
8
A collection of old business notices listing services from beauty shop and hair treatments to truck transfer work and medical practitioners. Includes Butler Transfer, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Greenleaf, Dr. Lynch, Osborne Tomlinson Funeral Directors, Dr. Montgomery, and real estate mentions with references to city property and Federal Land Bank bonds.
The general conference of the Danish Baptist Church of America meets in Harlan from June 17 to 21 for its annual gathering. About 260 guests from various states will be welcomed, noting the conference was organized in Harlan fifteen years ago.
The News Telegraph for the Newer reports marriage license records issued recently. Names, dates, and issuing offices are summarized for public notice and verification.
Griswold Iowa residents learn Lulu Moyer of AvAga will take possession of the Griswold hotel tonight after a completed purchase. Former proprietors Mr and Mrs EB Barnard are undecided about future plans.
Griswold residents faced a day without electricity as storm damage severed the high line between Griswold and Red Oak. Hail lashed areas south of Griswold with the worst damage centered in Pilot Grove township Montgomery county.
Timely Recipes presents Seasonable Dinner menus featuring ham baked in milk with bay leaf, buttered string beans, mashed sweet potatoes, dressed lettuce, and sweet pickles. Also includes casserole of ham and sliced potatoes with orange marmalade, baked summer squash, crusty breads, fresh pineapple, and a variety of desserts and beverages.
Notice to contractors for a building project at Poa Hew Ben ATT House near station 24 in Cass County Benton township School District No 6. Andrew Esberk, president, will receive bids until July 6 and opening and awarding at Benton Center School house. Plans available at county superintendent, Andrew Fibeek, or Otto Miller. Board may reject any or all bids. Earl Rogler, Secretary.
In Griswolly on June 15, H. J. Nettz completed a deal to buy W. H. McClelland general merchandise at New Lyman. Nettz previously owned the business and plans to run it again handling dry goods groceries and hardware. Mr and Mrs McClelland will stay on to assist.
The Anderson family thanks friends for kindness during their mother's illness and death and for the beautiful floral offerings.
In Hamburg Iowa on June 14 the oil prospect near Jimmie Spicer farm is revived as A B Donaldson plans new drilling. Four cars of lumber and 1700 feet of steel tubing arrive as crews prepare to sink again proposing 22 feet casing if needed. Geologists expect salt water around 900 feet, with extensive casing to control flows.
Walnut Iowa June 1 Special to News Telegraph Mrs Nick Christensen and Edna Christensen and Mrs Anna Vlaasch and Edna Vlaasch visited Atlantic Wednesday. Freel Christensen and baby of Nickerson visited Nick and Lewis Christensen family and attended a sister’s wedding at Elk Horn. Glen Babbitt attended funeral services for his sister at Glenwood. Henriette Riemer travels to Omaha for a six week business course. Jurgen Koos returns from Denison with daughter. Clare Horner and daughters from Richmond Cal guest Spangler family. Lucy Andersen hosted visitors Peter Hansen and wife Uray plus Hass and Millar families. A. Rasmussen and Thoning families visited Ed Eckhart in Manning. Henry Thiessen Jr. visits Omaha to see James Johnson. Claire Mickel Ruth Slevers and Will Mortis visited Red Oak for Walnut students at summer school. Edna Hector, teaching in Ogden Utah, vacations with her parents Julius Heeters. Rev Oliver Stephensen and family, Margaret and Robert, attended Cass County Sunday event.
Chicago and St Louis wire reports show mixed grain and livestock action. Wheat and corn slipped on broad liquidation while hog and cattle prices posted gains at Chicago and South Omaha, led by stronger demand for pork products and steady to higher beef values.
Miss Olga Beyer of Washington DC arrived Wednesday evening to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Julius Beyer and other relatives. Miss Ruth Neff returned home Wednesday from Iowa City after a year away. Dr W F Brandt departed Thursday evening for a short stay in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Ma Wheeler and Mr and Mrs H A Gill and daughter Marjorie of Marne spent Thursday evening at Rev Oliver Stephensen’s home.
In June 15 report the Montgomery Farm Bureau notes 965 paid up members nearing a 1000 membership goal for 1925. The campaign’s first two weeks added 162 members, 63 more than last year.
Graive Wheal numbers for cattle hogs and produce show mixed action. Stalkers and feeders steady slow with a range around 60 to 68 dollars for cattle and cows and heifers around 3.50, hogs trading between 10 and 11.25 dollars. The item notes oats and corn prices and a general market snapshot with several unreadable fragments.
Former Walnut resident Adalph Dreyer died Saturday at Terry a. Interment was in Waln ut Aue cemetery. Born August 26 1849 in Schles wig-Holstein Germany he came to the United States at 21 and settled in Davenport before moving to Walnut. He married Misy Elizabeth Reginatter. seven children survive: Mia Minnie Nissen Mitchell D Mrs Anna Allen Mrs Claus Krainbeck Mrs Emon Rhodes Lurene Cutyehall and Harry Dreyer.
Word received from Perry Oklahoma tells of the death of William Ponder aged 87 years and five months at Perry on June first. He was a Civil War veteran and former Wright township resident of Pottawattamie county. Funeral services and interment were in Perry. Ponder served in Iowa after the war at Omaha and then moved to western Iowa.
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