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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

4

Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Report

Grain and livestock prices and receipts from Chicago and South Omaha markets. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.18, No 3 1.1244, various No 4 through No 6 yellow and mixed grades. oats No 8 white. Hog prices mixed, top around 14.50, ranges 11.50 to 14.50, with packing and slaughter figures. Cattle receipts 10,000 with slow fat steer demand, bulls weak, feeders steady. sheep receipts 20,000 with dull market and lambs 15 to 16. Sheep steady, ewe top around 10. South Omaha reports hogs 21,000, cattle slow, sheep 8,000 with lambs 15 to 16, top veal near 9.50.

Chicago Montana Gonad Jpackers Carly South Omaha Lawter

Cruise rents farm to Oscar Lantz Massena

Oscar Lantz won the right to operate a farm from Cruise after a closing out sale held yesterday in Massena. The event was reported by the Special Lo News Telegraph dated March 17.

Cruise Oscar Lantz Massena rJa Spetial Lo News Oscar

Miss Kurtenbach Injured Assisting with Papering at Home

Miss Mary Kurtenbach suffered a painful accident at her WIOTA home Monday while assisting with papering. The support she stood on gave way and she fell to the floor injuring a leg. For a time it was feared the knee was broken.

Wiota News-Telegraph Mary Kurtenbach Maven 1 Tod

Farmer George Wolf Stricken by Flu in Family Sickness

The well known farmer living south of town is quite ill after an flu attack. The disease has also spread to other members of the Wolf family, with several relatives affected and suffering from illness.

BNI See Newss Telegraph George Wolf

Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report

Corrected daily market notes show grain with Wheat No 2 and No 1 around 1.38, corn near Ysey, barley, oats at 40 cents, and produce prices foreg fat at 42 cents. Livestock steady to slow with stockers 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.50, hogs unspecified.

Well Known Cass Lady Dies Anita Anita

Mary Jane Miller Smither widow of Wm T Smither died at her Anita home Tuesday night from illnesses beyond medical aid. Born near Marysville Missouri January 1 1850 she was 66 years two months seven days. She married Civil War veteran Wm T Smither February 9 1881 and had seven children including Mrs Effie Blakesley Lillian Smither Eva Moon Chas W Smither Geo G Smither Esther Bear and Thos W Smither. Her brother Joseph Miller and twelve grandchildren survived. Funeral plans pending word from California and Washington relatives.

Anita News-Telegraph Mary Ismither Smither Lincoln Township Effie Blakesley Belleville Kansas Lillian M. Smither Eva Moon Rockwell City Chas. W. Smither Seattle Wash Geo. G. Smither Esther Bear Thos. W. Smither Los Angeles Cal Joseph Miller Los Angles California Washington

Brayton Lady Returns Home From Osceola

Brayton, March 18. Mrs HM Bartlett, who had been nursing her sister-in-law at Osceola, was returned home by ambulance.

Brayton

Avoca Senior Team Tops Juniors in Intra Class Tilt

Avoca March 17 The Avoca Senior class basketball team defeated the juniors 11 to 1 in the opening game of the interclass tournament. The sophomore class is scheduled to play the freshmen this evening.

Avoc » da Mar Avoca Eshmen

Griswold P T A Sets Meeting as Slides Feature Program

Griswold P T A will hold its monthly meeting at the high school auditorium Thursday evening March 14 at 8 oclock. Stereopagan slides of Docky mountain scenes will be shown and the high school orchestra will perform a number of selections as part of the program.

St Patrick Day Party Hosted by Forsythe Family

Misses Marie Forsythe Coffey and Henry hosted teachers from local schools at six thirty in Griswold Iowa celebrating St Patrick day. East Griswold home decorated for the occasion with games and amusements, all report an enjoyable time.

Organize Camp Fire at Elk Horn Iowa

About a dozen local girls ages thirteen to seventeen formed a Campfire group with Miss Vera Christensen as guardian. The meeting was held Monday evening at the home of Miss Anna Nielsen in Elk Horn.

Elkhorn Spe Cial News-Telegraph Ocal Vera’ Chrissensen Anna Nielsen

Elliott News brief on school substitute and illness

Earl Story served as a substitute teacher at Elliott school last week during Supt. Simmons absence. Mrs. Roes Starr is bedridden with tonsillitis, and Miss Alice Schipper oversees sittatra at home.

Elliott, In News-Telegraph Earl Story Elliott Simmons Roes Starr Misa Alice Schipper Sittatra

Griswold Music Club Sets Evening of Fashioned Song

The Griswold Tuesday Music Club presented a large social revue at the Union Church last evening on Guest Day. About 100 attendees braved poor roads and weather to enjoy vocal solos, quartets, and instrumental numbers with members in themed costumes illuminated by spotlights. Mrs. Piercy Forsythe as The Bachelor selected a wife from models while Miss Mary Dear was chosen amid a sequence of performances and piano duets by local artists.

Griswld Usail Griswold Union Thurch OT Rore Jone Volval Piercy Forsythe Mary Dear Merle Townfold Johengrin Gi Spotlight Theo. Li¢ben Company Omaha Edwards P.M. Habon Vieroy Forsyton E. L. Blue Fred B. DeWitt Aero Gladys Allison Mavourneen C. W. Asay Kathleen Mavourneen Merle ‘Townsend Annie Laurie Inn Army Wesley Baughman Salvation Eof Ming E. J. Blue Th. H. Rousseau H. D. Turner Red Cross C. E. Burnham No Man’ S Land George Turpin Cleo Dostittle Mary W. J. Edwards Lassie Cleo Doolittle Zell Cook Ernest Potter W. H. Smith Mardeilles H. Q. Turner Fred J. DeWitt H. H. Rooseau Gladys Georgy Turpin Ethel Bluem H. DB. Turner H. Di.Turner Harry Carlton Merle Fred ‘Carmena Mis

City Assessor's Notice at City Hall Minot

City hall in Minot shows a notice from the assessor. The document references a payment or deduction amount of 7.50 dollars and mentions a Meredith entry or figure associated with lot 2418.

City -Hall Central Minot Ie Meredith

Audubon Pioneer Lady Near End In Ill Health

Lt March 18. Mrs Chas Van Gorder widow of a Civil War veteran is very ill at her Audubon home. She is between 85 and 90 years old.

Audubon Specia Chas. van Gorder

Rebekahs Observe Birth of Schuyler Colfax WIOTA

The J. O. O. F. hall hosted a Rebekah lodge program marking the 100th anniversary of Schuyler Colfax birth founder of Rebekaism. The event featured music readings and speeches by members and Mrs. Mercer of Atlantic, past president of the Rebekah Assembly of Iowa. The hall was decorated in lodge colors and lunch followed.

Wiota Mars Rebekah Lodge Schuyler Colfax Nrebekaism Rebekah Assembly of Iowa Mercer Atlantic

Atlantic Man Buys Cumberland Residence for Son

Cumberland Indiana March 18 Special to News Telegraph E. A. Blankenship sold his residence here to George Stahl of Atlantic and will move to his farm town west of town J. O. Stahl cashier of Cumberland Savings will occupy the house

Cumberland News Telegraph E. A Blankenship Wao

Condition Of Exira Man Complicated By Dropsy

Exira man identified as Ficien, a well known local figure, is reported in critical condition by relatives after first developing stomach ulcers. The illness has progressed to dropsy, according to the Mar 18 telegraph special.

Lexira

Senior Class Feted by Member WIOTA

The WIOTA senior class was hosted by Virginia Jordan at her northeast town home on March 18. Alberta Swain Helen Wair and Keith Bell assisted with the Saint Patrick’s Day themed curations and lunch. A good time was enjoyed by all.

Wiota. In News-Telegraph Virginia Jordan jMiss Jordan Alberta Swain Helen Wair Keith Bell St. Patrick’s Day

Closing out sale at Hank Kruse farm draws buyers from multiple cities

In March 18, a well attended closing out sale near Itown attracted buyers from Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Knoxville, and Sheldon despite nearly impassable roads. Cattle sold from 380 to 480, hogs averaged 40 to 80, farm machinery and equipment brought fair prices. Col. Fred Reppert served as auctioneer.

Local Social and Visiting Roundup in Cumberland Area

Cumberland and surrounding towns report a week of visitors and activities. Mr and Mrs Mac Arnold assisted with business in Omaha, Clifford Edwards and James Stender visited Omaha, and families like Luke of Massena called in Cumberland. Mrs Pollock visited Atlantic, while Warner Sothman and Klert Innken visited Omaha. Atlantic visitors included H L Breckenmaker A G Hilyard C G Gordinier and J H Ever. Hilyard Bolt Dorsey and Fred Hebing motored to Omaha. A dance at I O C F hall drew youths, and Mrs P P Edwards spent time in Fontanelle. H H Studey Worthy Matron Cumberland Chapter C B B attended a school of instruction at Avoca. Ralph Worthington returned from Florida. Mrs Ben Johnsen also returned to Cumberland.

Cumberland News-Telegraph Mac” Arnold Omaha Clifford Edwards James Stender Lester Luke Massena A. Pollock Atlantic Warner Sothman Klert Innken i

Anita Happenings Round Up With Local Notes

Miss Sarah Horton assists in Mrs J W Ruggles car project. Abe Biggs recovers enough to be mobile at home. Osceola's Oren Ames visits Anita. Ames works for Osceola Tribune. Mecca Week festival at Town City with Keith Chign as toastmaster. Various clubs host meetings and luncheons. Barn rebuilt after fire. farm transfers near Anita. several residents note health updates and births in March.

Anita News-Telégraph Sarah Horton J. W. Ruggles Abe Biggs Oren Ames Osceola Azel Ames Anita Record Osceola Tribune Joseph Smith Traverse City Mich Ruggles The State University Town City Engineering Keith R. Chign Associated Students of Applied Science Lafe Parker North Chestnut Street Martin Christensen Manning Swanson Dinty Moore Carrie Reynolds Grant Township Farm Bureau Fred ‘Bell Wm. Wahlert Harry Williamson T. W. Gunn McVay Des Moines Godwin Chas. Wood Wiota G. W. Fordyce Otis A. Rae Emmett Newton Capineil Bluffs Clyde Smith Anita High School Wm. C. Richter Chas. Brillhart Atlantic

Massena Infant Funeral Services Set for Thursday

Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. South will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Mathodus church in Massena. Rev. G L Hut atader will officiate. Interment will be in the Massena township cemetery. The baby died yesterday and had been frail since birth.

Massena Spe News-Telegraph Mra South Mathodus G.L, Hut ‘Atader Massena Township

Scarlet fever quarantines in Adair areas report

In Adair March 18 special to News Telegraph the home of George Murphy night watchman is quarantined as two of his young daughters show light scarlet fever. The Vernon Sargent residence west of town is also quarantined with two children ill from the disease.

Adair Telegraph George Murphy Vernon Sargent

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