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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
4
Chicago cash grain and livestock prices show wheat and corn bids, mixed grains, and various hog and cattle quotes. Receipts and price ranges are given for NOGS and South Omaha markets, with bids for heifers, steers, and sheep, reflecting market variation and demand.
Corrected daily grain markets show corn around 172 with other grain notes and minor price shifts. Poultry and livestock values listed include turkeys at 220 and hogs cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow with cows and heifers at 3 to 3 dollars, reflecting a typical market summary.
A garbled note from a London port refers to a mayor who is described as an admiral. The text is unclear and many terms are unreadable. No clear dates names or events can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Faira March 1 reports a four candidate race for the school board. T Rasmussen runs on a ticket with supporters, while Fehon Crarh WIOR Var Ley and other contenders seek votes as the expiration of a term prompts bids.
Residents of Massena mark the 18th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. WEL DeVere of Well krwa area. Relatives and friends gather at their home for celebration, with greetings and warm remarks from neighbors.
The Cumberland Legion hosted a social event despite limited notice. Attendees included local residents and members, with plans discussed for future gatherings and community support activities.
Wiota students earned second and third places at the Casey Declamatory contest. The event featured participants from multiple schools delivering dramatic readings and orations with emphasis on pronunciation, expression, and stage presence.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals named Anita Boy Chata and Anita Se, with references to Harrison of Chicago and Percy Young. The text outlines a convoluted schedule starting March 18 1925 at Hypis Florida and spreading to circuits, with follow‑on events through September and into fall and winter.
Fragmentary report notes a Massena woman showing some improvement amid transportation and civic service discussions. The piece references Redpath organization involvement, local officials, and plans for improved public transit with nineteen roads and seventy-seven eager auto buses.
A farmer from Adair county shows signs of improvement after a period of illness. Reports indicate he is slightly better and resting as family and local physicians monitor his progress. No additional details on exact condition or hospital location are available.
No services will be held next Sunday at the extra Federated church due to illness of Rev. Br. Chord, the pastor, in Exira. Ja. March 4. Special in News Telegraph.
In Elliott Iowa on Wednesday and Thursday, members of the L A S of the Church of Christ gathered at Mrs Frank Suttons with Mrs M O Reed as leader and Mrs Sutton and Mrs Mable Calling as hostesses. The Masons and families enjoyed a banquet and program Monday night. The Research club met Tuesday with Mrs S 4s Embree. In Red Oak details note Miss Elizabeth Smith receiving a silver tea set and money at the McIntyre school, while Marty Hornby, Elliott native now manager of a Red Oak Sinclair station, won third prize in a Sinclair tangent event.
Funeral services were held at the Audubon Methodist church for Isaac W. Wright a long time Audubon county resident who died Saturday at age 83. Born in Illinois in 1836 he came to Iowa in 1860 and moved near Audubon in 1880. He leaves a son Dara Weight and a daughter Mrs George Lemmon. Burial was at Maple Grove Cemetery with Rev Fanaher officiating.
Elk Horn IA March 1 special to News Telegraph James Mortensen and his daughter, visiting from Deadiee, left for home with Ezra Petersen and Miss Cerive Sahu of Atlantic. Local birthday celebration honored Mrs Lyfisan with neighbors and friends. Mrs Axel La Petersen and Knude Neilsgaard attended events, while Missour treatment plans were mentioned for Mrs Larson.
Jan Jensen was elected a director on the Brayton Oakfield school board yesterday at a regular election. He succeeds Janes Larsen, who served three years.
The Ave Fain association announced at a meeting last night plans for a St Patrick's dance to be held Tuesday evening March 17 at the Pavilion.
Anita is set to play Stuart High in the sectional tournament at Stuart on March 6 and 7. In prior meetings Anita lost by one and two points, suggesting a close contest with Stuart, who recently fell to Casey.
Avoca Ta March 3 Special to News Telegraph Ben Barnholst, who severely injured his right hand while hog butchering weeks ago, has come back from Connvil Bluffs hospital where he was treated for block prison.
The Elliott high school glee clubs present two act operetta Love Pirates of Ha jaes this evening with a repeat show planned for Wednesday night.
In Brayton vicinity on March 3 Hans Bengaard, a monedr at Brayton vicinity, is critically ill with pneumonia at the home of his son Ed Bengaard, seven miles southwest of Brayton.
Frank G. Wilcox from the National Hygienic and Welfare Bureau in Omaha spoke to Anita high school pupils and parents at local churches during a Sunday to Tuesday visit. The special lecture tour aims to promote hygiene education and welfare awareness in the community.
Special to News-Telegraph reports a tangle of local moves and visits. W 2 SpencER of Wichita Kansas spent Monday with Dr FE V Denault and family. Edith Schlotfeldt of Council Bluffs was called here by the death of her father R C Schlotfeldt. Margaret Kastner returned from a visit with friends in Council Bluffs. W De Troll has purchased the residence of AL Deackus and will move in April. Thomas Moore and pupils attended court at Avoca as part of a lesson period. Mrs Harary Buttenachen returned from Dos Moines where she aided her elder Velma Archer after an operation. Rev Oliver Stephenson was in Atlantic earlier in the week. Otto Behuttler and wife left for Nebraska to make their home. Emil Mueller and daughter Martha returned from Dep Moines after weeks with their son Hans Mueller and wife. Mr and Mrs T L Lebeck and children, visiting relatives in Walnut and Marne, returned home.
Friday evening a class party for Anita High seniors sponsored by Miss Beggs and held at Fred Bell's home featured dancing and games. Students divided into groups to compete in a track meet style activity while others played cards and danced to radio music. Miss Kinney Butler and J A Wagner and family attended. a two course luncheon followed before guests departed.
Marne notes show Ciarane Franklin moving into George Grou property and leasing his farm to Lambert. The Browns of Atlantic area will occupy Ruben Smith’s Maine house. Ruth Wheatley visits relatives in Walnut vicinity while Tep family moves to Andrew Peterson farm south of Maine. Street and school personnel changes noted with Ruth Sampson substituting. Lena Gunderson returns from Anita visit.
A special report notes a choral performance sponsored by the Community and Ginne elutes, presented to a capacity crowd. The show, staged at a local building, aims to fund or furnish the remainder of the Mya arial building.
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