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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
A historic tale set in the west about a tractable sheep runner whose daughter proves powerful against violent cattlemen. A dramatic narrative of crime, romance, and survival in frontier life with sensational film and theater promotions.
Open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Park and Livestock show July September December contracts. Chicago stock market notes slow steady hogs and cattle receipts and prices with mixed results and outlook for tomorrow.
Property for sale or trade offered with potential buyers able to pay down, terms on balance, or accept a small cash deal. Will sell as a whole or in part or accept a well located exchange. Seeking mutual profit opportunities and reasonable payment arrangements.
SATTLE Receipts show market steady for beeves and cows with varying prices from $3.50 to $9.15 and calves at $38.00 to $10.75. Sheep receipts at 4,000 with lambs easing and yearlings $6.75 to $7.10 while ewes bring $4.90 to $5.10. A bold claim in clothing for genuine English Finish blue serge suits at $20.00 by Nelson & Grilkett.
A long list of delegates and party committeemen for county conventions appears by ward. Names for First through Fifth wards include H. Marshall and Louis Scherrinsky, C. H. Cornell, P. S. Appleman, Ed Petit, E. L. Newon, J. Hastings, Guy How, J. A. Nelson, Ed L. Richardson, and many others across numerous towns and democrats in Atlantic to Bear Grove.
A fragment lists party committeeman names for several groups including Koble Victoria Progressive and Lind sey plus a strange ad promising a blue serge suit for 20.00 from Nel 800 Grulke. The text mixes names Wm Holste J H Mueller and others with an unrelated sales pitch.
All graduates of the University of Iowa College of Law passed the state bar examinations. Fifty candidates included Paul R. Abrams Iowa City and many others across Waterloo Des Moines Davenport and beyond. Four students from other law schools among the fifty, one failing to pass.
A collection of local society notes lists Mrs. Dillon Brooks visiting relatives in Wiota and Mrs. J M Shey shopping in Atlantic. Mrs H G Cotton of Lewis and Harry Swan planning a Colorado summer trip are noted along with Omaha visitors Mrs William Hitner and Mrs Hugh Parker returning from Omaha. Mrs C KE Kringel hosts a cousin visit by Mrs William Hitner. Harry Johnson and Ed Johnson family ties cited. Kensington social by Presbyterian ladies set for June 26 at Mrs Carruthers home with several hostesses named.
A Norman county paper touts an exceptional bumper crop with ideal weather, noting corn yields remain strong while other regions suffer floods and drought. William Marquette advertises land sales as many locals hold substantial properties in the area.
A mysterious infectious disease diagnosed by Dr. Kurt Schern at Iowa State College veterinary labs is causing heavy losses in Mitchell Cerro Gordo and Floyd counties. Hemorrhagic septicemia affects cattle mainly, with serum and vaccine under testing. Some herds report up to fifteen cattle dead. vaccination trials are underway with mixed results and more measures against rabies urged.
Lawyers from across Iowa gather for the annual Iowa Bar association meeting in Burlington on June 25 to hear Prof. Roscoe Pound of Harvard discuss his writings on the Socialization of the Law. The program was prepared by Vincent F. Hawley and H. C. Horack.
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