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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
4
Chicago cash grain and livestock market reports show No 2 hard wheat at 1.80, corn varieties from 0.95 to 1.23, and oats around 0.48 to 0.54. Chicago livestock receipts set hogs with best 220 lb at 14.25, cattle and sheep varied with heavy steers around 12 to 14, and South Omaha figures indicate slow but steady demand and pricing.
Corrected daily market notes list No 1 and No 3 wheat at 1.68 and 1.05 dollars, barley at 0.85, oats at 0.50, butter 0.87, eggs at 0.20, old hens and various poultry priced, geese and ducks noted, hogs reported at 10.06 to 12.00 dollars per hundredweight range.
WIOTA March 7 Special funeral. Mrs. Win Armstrong well known in the Wiota area and Anita died yesterday morning at her home after a lingering illness. She was fifty seven years and six months old. Besides her husband she leaves three sons and two daughters. Rev. McEldon will officiate. The Anita chapter of the Eastern Star, with which she was affiliated, will have charge of the services. Interment will be in the Wiota cemetery.
D C Stuart longtime Darel bar member and western Fuwa attorney died at his daughter Mrs Paul Price’s New York City home Sunday night. His body arrived with a funeral planned today at Wiret Methodist church with interment in Hui cemetery beside his wife who died in November 10.
Local notes detail visits and moves among residents including Fred Studve and daughter from Avoca visiting the Hardymartin family, Leona Canderson, and John Sehlotfeldt from Melelland. Several families announce moves to Creston Atlantic and nearby farms, with church and school notices and community gatherings among residents in Marne and surrounding towns.
R H Walsh a prominent Adair farmer died at his south Adair home after a long illness. He was 62, born in Worcester Massachusetts, son of the late Seth Mars Walsh. He lived in Panora area for years and resided south of Adair for 17. Survived by widow and three sons Eddie Bart Ray, five brothers and two sisters. Funeral Monday at St John's Catholic Church Adair with Father Sheehy officiating followed by burial in the Catholic cemetery south of Adair.
Geo Hempel of Comin visits Mes dinery Mueily for the first week of the year. Mrs MH Rourek is set for property improvements. Rat Charlys sells and plans a new home east of Lyman. Falwin Mueller visits Atlantic parents. Knoke tears down the old hardware store to build a new home. Clarence Doht shopped Griswold. Revival meetings draw locals to Grant. Rock club hosts E H Pelzer home gathering. St Johns Young People meet with program. Edgar H Gene travels to Gusts Kansas to buy stock. A.B. Lewis Anita and Glenn McClelland Creston visit Lyman relatives.
Andrew Christoffersin and Miss Annie Christensen were married Wednesday March 4 at three o'clock in Kimballton. Rev Jorgensen officiated. The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Chris Christoffersen of northeast Kimballton and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Christensen of northeast Kimballton. The couple will reside on a farm near Sharon. Various local residents were noted as visiting, moving, or engaged in small town matters in Shelly county and Elk Horn.
In Massena a pastor's wife underwent a serious operation Monday. Mrs Hufstader rallied from the effects in a satisfactory manner and probably will recover in three or four weeks.
Massena superintendent Thomas Denham and his wife led a freshman class on a tour of inspection in the Council Bluffs industrial district. They also visited the Town School for the Deaf during the visit dated March 7.
In Mar 7 special report Mrs Peter Kurtenbach and Philip Kinen left for St Francis Kansas due to the serious illness of their brother Gerheart Kinen.
Pete Rattenberg has assumed the duties of marshal at Kimballton after being appointed by the city council. Nelsa Johansen, former night watch and marshal, has moved to a farm northeast of Kimballton.
Special to News Telegraph describes a series of social visits and events in Cumberland and nearby towns. Attendees include Emma Pringey, H E Morgan, Henry Spieker, Rosetta Hadaway, and Mrs. Willard Colman. Revivals at Grant and Massena lodge gathering noted. Community groups meet at M E church, K club, Friendship club, and Junior Ladies Aid with plans for next meetings.
Miss Roflower, instructor for the O B S judge, hosted by Mrs Ralph Viner in Elliott. Loyal Women's Bible class at the church enjoyed a social evening at Mrs Court Braden’s home. L R Strong and daughter Clair spent days in Des Moines with relatives. Benne Pogue arrived from California to Elk Horn for duties. S Krangstad named nightwatch as part of Elk Horn updates.
Donald Moore, grandchild of Mr and Mrs Chas Moore, died at his parents home in Anita on Friday afternoon. Funeral services planned at the home Sunday at 2 PM with interment in Wiota cemetery.
Mrs. Bloid of Moesdaines dies. Joe Kixby called to Roseville for his sister's death. Geo Weaver, R. J. Viner and Mildred Kirby attend O E S Chapter meeting in Red Oak Tuesday night. Elliott reports a family week at H J Johnson home and Fay Manhirter with children travel toward Atlantic.
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