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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
4
Spring brings drive time and higher oil demand says G Clark Mather chief engineer Paige Detroit Motor Car company. He urges motorists to change oil every 500 miles to keep cars in economical, top condition noting a full oil change costs less than repairing bearing wear.
Chicago and Sioux markets report mixed grain prices with wheat and corn bids for May and July, including No 2 hard at 1.97 dollars and various dark red and white corn bids. Livestock receipts in Chicago and South Omaha show higher hogs and steady to firm cattle and lamb values, with top hogs around 12.70 and fat steers near 11.75, while sheep and lambs show uneven movement.
Local items show families leaving for Maine and Winterset, jobs secured with Standard Oil and at a service firm, social gatherings at the Priscilla club, church events, a radio inaugural address listening for students, and construction plans. Nearby Crescent club meetings and missionary society events are noted along with residents visiting Atlantic and Omaha for work and travel.
Ja March 1 special to News Telegraph summarises local Griswold booster items. Church of Christ and lodges feature in a brief society update with scattered names and events. A stray classifieds note hints at a news telegraph want ad with incomplete details.
Grain and produce prices listed with No 1 and No 2 wheat at 1.70 and 1.63 for corn. Barley 5c, oats 50c. Butterfat 33c, eggs 22c, old hens 19c, spring chickens 19c, old roosters 6c, turkeys 22c, geese 8c, ducks dress slags lic. Hogs 9.60 to 11.50, cattle and feeders steady, Azicans and heifers 35.
Camp Fire notes outline the March 25 Grand Council Fire as a highlight date for Camp Fire girls. The Naswawkee group met at Meredith Conley’s home this week to craft headbands and plan a bazaar featuring a Camp Fire quilt.
Transfers recorded include Anton Brave and wife granting to Jacob Eigenheer and Anna Eigenheer a two street block parcel for 4000 dollars with date noted February 24 1925. Richard Anderson to Mary B W McNeil mortgage details state a 24700 principal with 112300 in total outstanding. Claude Waggoner and wives to Ramme Waggoner Clarence Waggoner and Hatttie Johnson with multiple parcels and dates. Minnie Jones to Will Bright deed dated January 26 1922 for several blocks in Lewis area. R F Graham to Wilt Dolch mortgage 8000 with 312000 total. John Tibken to Henry Tibken with interest in northwest quarter 12 75 35 valued at 22000. Mrs Mary W Lewis to Ed Snyder deed in nw 12 75 37 amount 8000. All the news when it is news in the News Telegraph.
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