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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
4
Grain and Livestock prices show mixed moves across Chicago and Omaha. Wheat and corn values fluctuate with various No. 2 and No. 1 categories. oats hold around mid Forties. Hogs rise slightly with top around 7.25, cows and bulls edge lower. lambs and feeders vary, with season trends noted in receipts and price ranges.
Walnut residents and visitors are noted in a miscellaneous column of social notes and local engagements. Des Moines Grand Lodge official L W Smith visits Walnut on business while Leona Hansen spends vacation with Fraser relatives. Others travel to Manning Council Bluffs Spencer and Omaha for work, family visits, or events. A carnival dance by the American Legion pleases attendees and former Walnut residents George Sellers and family visit from Pipestone. A farmer labor party effort is planned in Chicago at an upcoming meeting.
A terse OCR snippet lists steady top native lombs at 15.75 with bulk desirables at 18.50. It notes owed weights and cash amounts from 5.00 to 6.50, indicating varied pricing and weights.
George Davia a well known retired farmer of Avoca Ta was taken to an Omaha hospital last evening for an appendectomy His condition this morning was pronounced satisfactory.
Cumberland June 30 A new son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin Kirchner Special to News Telegraph. Mr and Mrs Milton Percel of this city are also proud parents of a baby boy.
Marne Iowa June 30 special to News Telegraph reports a daughter born this week to Mr and Mrs Hans Jipsen. Ethel Isabel is the newborn’s name and the family announces the joyful event.
Exira Iowa June 30. Ey BS Perry, a well known local man, is reported in critical condition with heart trouble. Relatives fear for his recovery. J Evander Burke and family return from a two weeks outing at Lake Okoboji. A J Leake and family plan to return from Okoboji. Carl Faaborg unpacking household goods from Clinton and will occupy M. O. Smith property. Mrs Dallas Layland of Audubon visiting. Miss Amy Conger visiting from Galesburg. She will go to Boston for the summer and Europe tour next year. Nels Johnson, longtime school custodian, ill after rat bite, to return home. condition unsatisfactory. He has lost 14 pounds in weeks. Des Moines reports motor license fees in Iowa for first six months exceed year 1922 totals by nearly 300,000. County treasurers collected over 8 million in fees by June 1. passenger cars registered 475,618 versus 468,736 in 1922.
Promote family friendly Sunday fried chicken at Calumut Cafe. Public notice invites patrons to dine, highlighting affordable meal. No specific date beyond Sunday. Descriptive call to visit and enjoy home style dish.
Grant man David Dewees, longtime resident and civic figure, died Saturday evening from a complication of diseases. Funeral services were held Monday. He was the father of Mrs. Dr. C A Miller of Mussena.
Word reached Creston that Dr Hartford Sweet, long known in Fontanelle for medical practice, died at his Chicago home. He was a member of the local Hik's Lodge and had many friends in the area who regret his passing.
R D Forshey and Howard Marshall return from Iowa City after Walnut Grove Hog Remedy matters. Local youths Billie Kirkman and Philip Bangham visit Des Moines relatives. Ira H Soper reports good prospects here. Mrs Henry T Chapin donates 200 to Evergreen cemetery fund. Val Kreamer and wife, Canada residents, visit Anita and plan Chicago and Milwaukee stops. Eva Budd visits. Frank Wagner thrives in Navy at San Pedro with wife and baby. J W Berry returns from travels, hale at eighty. Nellie Strator leaves Anita for Des Moines. Miss Hallie Mac Koob visits Atlantic. G M DeCamp and John Morgan at Lake Okoboji. I A Wood and kin depart west after eleven months abroad. F White leaves Baker Remedy to join Rawleigh. John R Crabb recalled as local baseball pioneer. W E Fish to install heating plant in new home. Selah Koob returns from Bridgewater. Miss Putnam of Creston visits.
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