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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1925

Page

4

Grain and Livestock Market Daily Report

Grain market shows uneven prices with wheat futures mixed across May July and Sept contracts, corn bids varied by grade, oats steady to firm. Chicago cash grain lists mixed No 3 and No 4 varieties with price spreads, while Chicago and South Omaha livestock markets show hogs lower on receipts of 67,000 and 15,500 respectively, cattle steady to firm with selective gains, and sheep trading slowly with light lamb demand.

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Atlantic Markets Grain and Produce Prices Listed

Corrected Daily market notes show grain prices for Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 1.60, corn at 1, barley at 50e, and assorted produce prices for butterfat eggs old hens spring chickens geese and ducks. Cattle markets indicate stockers and feeders steady to slow with cows and heifers priced around 3.50 to 5.50 and other beef categories.

Farm Loans at Five Percent Offered by Wood and Savery

Wood and Savery announce farm loans at 5 percent interest. They invite prospective borrowers in Atlantic and Towson to call and inquire about terms and application details.

Wood & Savery, Atlantic Tows

Unscrubbed Fragments Signal Sparse Historical Note

Fragmentary OCR lines discuss health and strength, childhood ills, and referenced defects. The readable text appears non-cohesive, with phrases about God given rights and bearable illnesses, lacking clear event, date, or identified persons or organizations. The source yields no confirmable names or places to anchor a proper summary.

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Fire Destroys Farm House Near Massena in Indiana

A farm house three miles north of Massena, occupied by Rolla Chambers and family, was completely destroyed by fire on a Friday afternoon. The blaze originated from an undetermined cause and the building was reportedly recently vacated. No injuries reported.

Massena D. Youngside Rolla Chambers

Former Anita residents rushed home after serious accident

In Anita a farmer and wife, Wo McWilliams and his spouse, were summoned from California via Montana to care for Mrs John Hackwell, formerly of the area, whose critical condition in California doctors deem unrecoverable. Hackwell, a former resident who died years ago, is buried in Evergreen cemetery. The couple had previously lived in Omaha before moving to California with their daughter.

Anita Newec Telegraph Wo McWilliams Montana California Jme Williams Johni Hackwell Hackwell Evergreen Cemetery Omaha

Services Sunday for Mrs Armstrong

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Wm Armstrong at the family home between Wiota and Anita. Rev B W McEldowney of the Anita Methodist church officiated. The Anita chapter of the Royal Star lodge conducted graveside services. Interment was in Wiota Cemetery.

Wiota Spe Newa-Telegraph Wm. Armatrong Here Anita B. W. McEldowney

Well Known Audubon Lady Dies After Illness

Mrs. Anna Booton, renowned local resident and wife of Charles Booton, died at the family home in Audubon Sunday evening after several weeks of illness from Bright's disease. She leaves three sons Ray, Lea, and Homer, all of Audubon. Funeral arrangements had not been announced.

Audubon Anna Booton Charles Booton Sundlay Bright Ray Lea Homer

Audubon Girl Rallies from near death ordeal

Audubon Ia March 9 Matt Butterson rushed to Koana City hospital when his 10 year old daughter Pauline was reported dying She has rallied and is much improved though suffering from a nervous disorder The family attributes the scare to a medical emergency and precautionary care by doctors

Audubon News Telegraph Matt. Butterson Koana City Hospital Daugher Pauline

Exira Lady’s Condition Not So Good

Exira March 9 Mrs. Fred Bechtel is ill with influenza and not improving relatives report. The News-Telegraph notes the illness as received from local sources.

Exira Fred Bechtel

Eighty Seven to Get Diplomas from Ames School

Eighty seven Iowa State Teachers College students will complete their courses at the winter term. The graduating exercises occur Tuesday morning with six department certificates for outstanding work. Ten will earn Bachelor of Arts degrees, 41 diplomas for Junior College, 17 for Primary Education, one from Kindergarten, four from Commercial, five from Home Economics, and three from Manual Arts. Five students are from out of state Catherine Arp of Chamberlain South Dakota and Olga Reisetter of Colton South Dakota. A special service was held Sunday in the college auditorium honoring the class. President Homer H Seeley spoke and a music program by the College Glee Club directed by Prof W E Hays accompanied the event.

Iowa State Teachers College Cormercial Department of Home Economics Department of Manual Arts Catherine, Arp Chamberlain, S. D Olga Reisetter Colton

Buena Vista College President Frank Saylor’s Long Career

J Frank Saylor, former Anita Public Schools superintendent, remains in good health and serves as president of Buena Vista College in Storm Lake. His career spans education in Anita, Red Oak, Lincoln, and the Pacific coast before returning to Iowa.

Anits, Ja MaTéh v News-Telegraph J. Frank Saylor Anita Frank Saylor

Former Clerk of Court in Audubon Seriously Ill

The former clerk of court at Audubon is gravely ill at the home of Susan Spee in Newraphy, with Frank Rice, a farmer, and others from the court area among those mentioned. The report notes the serious condition of Uloir Riew.

Audubon Frank Rice Orh Sana Court Jussan Uloir Riew

Funeral Services for Adair Man

A large crowd attended the funeral of RL Waleh, a well known farmer from the Adair vicinity. Services were held at St. John's Catholic Church with Fr. Sheehy presiding, assisted by Rev. Metermott from Atlantic. Burial followed in the Catholic Cemetery south of the city.

Adair, Ja Mareh RL Waleh Adair Dicinity St. John's Catholic Church Sheehy PL NL Metermott Atlantic

Adair P T A to Meet Anita Chapter in Joint Social

The Adair Parent-Teacher Association invites the Anita chapter to a joint social at the Adair schoolhouse on Wednesday evening March 11. A special program is being prepared for the event.

Adair Marvel News-Telegraph Parent-Teacher Association Anita

Adair civic clubs plan four banquets this year

At a joint Adair Commercial Club and Daniel Civic League meeting held at Mrs. L Daniels home tentative arrangements were made for the first of four series banquets this year. Paw dates have been derided upon.

Adair News-Telegraph

Revival Extended At Cumberland Baptist Church

Cumberland March 9 special to News Telegraph reports a week of revival meetings at Cumberland Baptist Church was so successful that organizers decided to extend services for another week. Rev Swales continues to conduct the meetings.

Cumberland Cumberland Baptist Church Swales

Varsity Man to Help Direct New Guggenheim Fund

Iowa City March 9 Profs Carl E Seashore dean of the graduate college at the University of Iowa named to advisory board for Guggenheim Memorial foundation fellowships Fifty fellowships of 2500 a year are funded by a 3 million gift from Simon Guggenheim former senator from Colorado open to men and women of any faith or creed aged 25 to 35 years

Iowa City Carl E. Seashore Graduate College University of Iowa Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Simon Guggenheim United States Colorado

Woods Paris Creditors Ask Settlement

Paris dispatch reports a creditor's committee pressing for settlement with heirs of General Wood. An army officer and several lawyers faced requests to negotiate terms as alleged creditors of the late Woods Paris sought resolution of claims.

WOODS Paris Creditors A.P Lienpeenarie Losborne Wéed Ieral Wood Franco Spain Ami Dean Army

Golfer's Advantage in War Over Anglin

Fragmentary text describes a rivalry or dispute titled Golfer's Advantage with unclear details. Readable bits mention a war or contest involving Anglin, a player or place, and a claim of advantage or merit. Further context missing.

Little and Small At Cindy Station Adair March

Special to News Telegraph reports Paul Small Little and his teammate, both known to radio fans, recently appeared before major national radio stations and are now in Cincinnati. Local fans have again picked them up.

Adair News-Telegraph Paul (Small) Little Short Cincinnati

New Secretary on Anita School Board

Anita Iowa March 9 Spectator News Telegraph At a regular Anita Independent district Board of Education meeting held last Thursday Joe Vetter was elected secretary to fill the vacancy caused by Theo Fols resignation as he leaves Anita to engage in private business Sherman F Myers and family were Atlantic visitors Saturday evening

Anita, Ta Anita Joe Vetter Badia Theo. F.ols

Parsons College Wins State Contest in Oratorical and Extemporaneous

Parsons College debuts a double victory at the state oratorical and extemporaneous contest in Indianola with Robert Bartlett and Wayté Neely taking first place in both divisions. It marks the first time a single school has swept both events in the state contest. Don C. Lewis previously won the oratorical title for Parsons, while Harold Randall placed second in extemporaneous, as two regional debates were held in Fairfield and Pella.

Robert Bartlett Wayté Neely Parson College Indianola Parsons College Don C. Lewis Parsons Harold Randall Ins Fairfield Pella

Government Amortization Hearings Target Tax Claims

Transcript of Senate hearing reveals evidence aimed at showing the federal government taxed millions via amortization allowances to the U S Stud Corporation and the Aluminum Company of America and hundreds of firms. The report notes the inquiry led by Senator Couzens into the misuse of amortization deductions and tax avoidance schemes.

Washington U. S. Stud Corporation Aluminum Company of America Containiou Senate Couzens

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