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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
Grain and Livestock market notes show Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats with various grades and quotes. South Omaha receipts and prices cover hogs cattle calves and sheep with ranges for each class and recent trade levels.
Atlantic markets report wheat at 1.00, new corn 0.70, barley 0.55, oats 0.04, rye 0.07 per bushel. Butterfat 0.34, eggs 0.11, hens 0.18, spring chickens 0.28, old roosters 0.60. Hogs 6.00 and 6.66. Cattle stockers and feeders 5.50 to 6.50, fat cattle 7.00 to 10.00 per hundredweight.
Adair items report Harry J Byers at the State Bar meeting in Des Moines. The Epworth League lawn social is postponed a week. J W Coddington, former Adair President, stays with Warren Brownlee in Ne braska after wintering in California. Guests include Mr and Mrs J Patten and Miss Ada Patten visiting Miss Wm Weener in Anita. Mrs Rowland to visit Wegner home for a month. Arthur Cameron, North Branch area, ill with pneumonia but improving. Miss Harriett Rutledge from University of Iowa Hospital visits Adair. Naude Whittum of Spokane sr returns to Carrie Poster and Frank Brownlee homes. J E Larson visits Des Moines over weekend. Miss Idah Powel, Atlantic summer school faster, visits Powel home.
Miss Milfred Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Walter, leaves for Casper Wyoming to visit a seasoned teacher friend and spend part of her summer vacation in Yellowstone National Park. She is considering a teaching post in one of two western cities, to be decided soon. Anita celebrates the success of its students as they overcome obstacles on the path to their goals.
In Audubon Iowa on June 19 Miss Fifi Goldstein, a prominent local girl, married Lorlen Border of Casper Wyoming. The ceremony was at her grandfather Frank Rice’s home with about sixty guests, officiated by Rev. O. Tt. Sue. The bride, a Audubon High and Chicago University graduate, is a kindergarten teacher. the groom is a Casper banker. They will reside in Casper after a Western wedding tour.
The seven months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eblen died Wednesday afternoon at the family home south of Massena after a weeklong illness from spinal meningitis. Survived by parents and a brother. pew funeral held today in the family yard due to the illness, Rev. W. Kelly officiated, burial in Victoria Cemetery.
Special report from Cumberland notes a fiery cross emblem of the Ku Klux Klan blazing near the town's edge last night. Residents reported little attention to the act, with authorities saying the Klan has held three meetings in the area recently.
Audubon Iowa June 19 The Audubon Farm Bureau held its annual picnic in Beer's grove in Greeley township with J G Malden of Iowa State College as the principal speaker. Athletic events and band concerts by the Audubon township band highlighted the program.
Harlan Ia June 19 memorial library dedication ceremony marked opening of the H J Paul memorial library funded by the late H H Paul. Miss Julian A Robinson secretary of the Town Library commission spoke as principal speaker. The library was bequested from Paul a prominent local resident.
Walnut June 19 special to News Telegraph lightning hit the D M Kiel residence barn during the Tuesday morning storm causing light roof damage and knocking out several telephone lines.
Arthur limpki c who has been seriously ill is along nicely at the present time. Many friends hope he will soon be able to be about. Larson, the eye man.
Massena briefs note visits by Mrs Higgens of Orient and Georgeside former resident on Massena business. Local teacher Luva Vettevieck returns home for the summer. Mrs Kraut of Creston helps her son Arthur Harris in Des Moines. Sheriff Coakley of Adams aided by Creston bloodhounds search Anita for missing John Gunerson. Dr Dent, former Massena dentist, buried in Des Moines. funeral details unavailable.
A fragmented quote argues that giving in to weaknesses invites ongoing demands, while asserting personal master over oneself secures autonomy and rights, attributed to Charles B. Neweouh, though the text is garbled.
Grove No 6 pupils win first place in the county writing contest for the second year. Teacher Miss Gladys Kluever. Pupils Max Turner Gail Odem Elwood Knop Louise Eichhorn Leonard Biehhorn Dovis Kluever receive Pabner buttons and certificates. Second place to Norway School Franklin Township Miss Mar gre Henderson teacher Aubry Ostrus Esther Uss Luella Sehmedtsen Hazel Hiter Paul Ostrus Mack Bell Jug Tibken Elsie Claussen Loig Marsh Lee Hagler. Margery Nelson Grove No 3 Miss Carrie Johnston teacher gets certificate for improvement in penmanship. Countywide pins awarded for improvement. Contest held yearly by County Superintendent Mrs Milley v Fa e.
Advice from Popular Science Monthly via Try a News Telegraph ad urges cleaning brushes after use to protect the chisel edge, warning against leaving surplus paint on brushes overnight.
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