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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

4

Grain and Livestock Market Chicago Cash Grain Report

Chicago cash grain notes No. 2 hard wheat at 91.04, corn values mixed with No. 2 white at 84, oats around 4.4. Sheep receipts 10,000 with lambs stronger, top $16.50. hogs receipts 17,500 with mixed grades, tops near $6.90. cattle receipts 4,300 with steadier to weaker calves and steers. Chicago Livestock totals 46,000 with prices around $6.60 to $7.15 for bulk, light and heavy categories listed. Additional cattle market notes include steady to slower killing classes and higher veal calves.

Chicago Omaha UCGS Atlantic Sheet Metal Works, Jr

Not Good in a Fight Reported by Uncle Eben

A fragment notes Uncle Eben quips that some safety razors may be safer for shaving but are not perfect. The text appears as a clipped, local-voice comment from a Washington event or column, with colloquial slang and stray punctuation.

Eben Washington

Griswold Couple Wed In Local Ceremony

Miss Eleanor Forsyth and Harry R. Yarger were married at the Forsyth home in Griswold Iowa about 6 o clock last evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev. C Memmett. About 150 relatives and friends attended a wedding supper afterward. Yarger, a Griswold native, served in the marine corps in the war and now works as a foreman at Continental Motor Works in Detroit. Forsyth, a Griswold High School graduate, has been with C W West dry goods. The couple will reside in Detroit after a brief wedding trip.

Griswold Spevia News-Telegraph Eleanor Forsyth Harry R. Yarger William Forsyth C. Memmett Dougle J. W. Yarger Marine Corps Continental Motor Works Detroit C. W. West Dry Goods

Neola and Carson Plan Grand Fourth Celebrations

In Avoga Iowa on July 28 a special to News Telegraph notes Neola and Carson in Pottawattamie county are preparing Independence Day attractions. Both towns are formulating plans for observing the Fourth of July in grand style with several events planned for residents.

Neola Carson Avoga Pottawattamie County

House Nearly Overturned At Massena By Wind

Levi South and family four miles southwest of Massena faced a scary wind storm during supper. Their house, raised on piling for a new foundation, was blown so the foot slid out of line. A heavy box under one corner likely prevented a complete overturn, bracing the building on impact.

Massena Tay-Fune News-Telegraph Levi South Here

Kimballton Theft Partly Cleared

The Kimballton robbery mystery over 4000 dollars of merchandise has partial new leads. State agent Hi Yackey summoned Sheriff Jorgen sen and Deputy Boyer to Red Oak to identify Council Bluffs youths Earl Wright and Walter Cadle who were arrested in connection with liquor transport. Local publisher J McClain identified one suspect as seen in Kimballton the day before. Officers say evidence is scant and fingerprints dim while Yackey continues investigation. The youths, about 20 to 25, claim Council Bluffs residence and face liquor charges with potential ties to the Kimballton burglary.

Kimballton News Carlson Fanborg Hi Yackey Jorgensen Boyer Audubon Red Oak Council’ Bluffs Booze Earl Wright Walter Cadle Council Bluffs Clark Walter Caile Audubon County Yackey

Hail and Wind Cause Damage in EXIRA Area

A thunderstorm from the northwest damaged gardens and small grain across a four mile area near EXIRA. Hail fell about five minutes blowing down tree limbs and wires. Electric service was briefly crippled.

Exira Special 10

Audubon Man in Turtle Accident Improves at Park Hotel

Audubon automobile mechanic Dewey Alt, injured last Saturday when his car rolled over, is reported much improved. He remains confined to bed at the Park hotel with fractures and internal injuries. His companion Jag Wilken of Atlantic escaped with minor injuries.

Audubon Extra Exira News-Telegraph Dewey Alt Audubon Automobile Here Park Jags Wilken Atlantic

Des Moines Boosters Invade Marne in July Tour

Des Moines booster tour group arrived in Marne at 2:30 pm after a two and a half hour delay. A fifteen minute parade step greeted locals. The Argonne post band drew the crowd and boosters distributed souvenirs, leaving a positive impression on Marneites.

Marne Newar Des Moines Surood Argonne Post Band Boosters Marneites

Thought for the Day Chaney Teaches Quiet Hope in Tears

Thought for the Day notes that a smile may carry less religion than a tear, reflecting quiet hope in sorrow. The remark highlights emotion as a pathway to faith, suggesting inner belief can reside in expressed sadness as well as joy.

Brayton News Briefs from local report

Brayton notices list residents visiting relatives and friends in Anita Council Bluffs Omaha and Audubon. They note Mrs W R Koob staying with her parents Ben Wagner, a baby girl born to Peter Schwab near Brayton, and several local families traveling to Spirit Lake Audubon and Omaha for visits and birthdays.

J. M. Kringel Harlan A. F. Anderson Peter Schwab Brayton and Mirs John Molgaard Madge Knudgen Apdubon Spirit Lake Ray Nelson Einar FL ¥. Glemansen Edna Audubon Viet Ina Potter

Griswold Hit by Wind Knocks Out Power

Griswold Iowa suffered about a thousand dollars in damage from a 40 mile an hour wind and driving rain. Windows were shattered in homes and the school. Light and power transmission and telephone service were cut from sundown until 10 this morning. Streets blocked by fallen limbs. Gardens and grain damaged. Town left in darkness all night.

Griswold News - Telegraph

Supreme Court Rules on Juvenile Court Jurisdiction

The Supreme Court upholds District Judge F. M. Hunter of Wapello county in sentencing Charles Johnson under 16 to the boys' industrial school at Vidora until majority. The ruling rejects an appeal claiming juvenile court lacked jurisdiction. emphasizes juvenile legislation as social justice and the aim to treat delinquents away from criminal stigma while preserving care and discipline to align with parental norms.

DeGaff

Avoca Chatauqua Opens Saturday with July Fourth Close

Avoca Indiana hosts a chatauqua beginning this Saturday and closing on July 4. Local businessmen sponsor the fair and have sold hundreds of tickets. The Redpath Vawter Company furnishes the entertainment as festival season is anticipated.

Avoca News-Telegraph Redpath-Vawter Company

Massena Plunged Into Darkness by Wind Power Outage

Wind tripped the high line carrying power from Red Oak to Massena Iowa last night. Oil lamps and haddles were used after the outage. By noon today the transmission damage remained unrepaired.

Massena Red Oak

Adair News of General Interest Adair Iowa June 28

Mrs Eldridge of Omaha visits son Harry D Beyers and wife and plans to move to California. Thomas Magarell returns from winter in California after visiting relatives. Mrs Brandt of Ackley visits Dr A P Brandt and wife. Otto Bedren returns from Colorado to work on local viaduct project. Oliver Huff ill from blood poisoning. Judge George B Lynch from Des Moines visits Adair. Frank Stacey of Falls visits. Miss Della Beebe of Onigha visits aunt Mrs T D Lougher. Mrs Laura Nelson of Des Moines visits parents. Mrs C F Lutt returns from Missdouri.

Adair Mra Eldridge Omaha Harry D. Beyers Eldredge California Thomas Mugarrell Magarell Chris Brandt Ackley A. PF. Brandt Otto Bedren Colorado Oliver Huff George B. Lynch Pes Moines Frank Stacey Ig Falls

Bursting of Water Main Delays Work in Anita

Special to News Telegraph reports a water main burst near the Citizens Bank intersection halting paving and delaying bricklaying. Work crews excavate and repair immediately, with rapid progress noted on cement base brick laying across town.

Anita News-Telegraph Citizens Bank

Lavoptik eye wash touted for weak eyes in ad copy

An old advertisement promotes Lavoptik eye wash as a quick remedy for weak, sore, or strained eyes. The copy mentions camphor and hydrastis with witch hazel in a safe mix, claiming a small bottle helps many eye problems.

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Everett True Waters-Woalfinger Grain, Co Josh Lozm Green Bay Lumber CO M. E. Britton Atlantic, Iowa Des Moines Boosters Atlantic Auto Co Cushing Machine & Auta Co Goodeyear Brayton News Supreme Court Navarre Trinls Atlantic Hardware W. F. Stringfellow Adair News “of Atlantic Theatre Wesley Barry Thes Wanwer Bros Frackies” Barry Mickey Callahan Atlantic Home Bakery
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