Grain and Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Omaha
Chicago cash grain shows wheat at around 1.45 and corn prices near 1.04 to 1.10 for various grades while oats offer white and mixed options. Chicago hogs see receipts about 32,000 with steady to 10 lower prices, cattle receipts 8,000 with strong to 15 up, and sheep around 8,000 with gains on heavier weights. South Omaha reports hogs about 9,500 with prices down to about 12.50, cattle and calves mixed, veal and beef values listed, sheep and lambs showing firm to higher tendencies across weights.
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Chicago
Ramplehard
South Omsha
The News Telegraph: A Compact Local News Card
The News Telegraph presents brief local updates and notices in concise form. Readers find current events, community items, and brief summaries reflecting the paper’s traditional reporting voice.
Atlantic Markets Farm Prices Report for Wheat and Livestock
Wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 mixed with barley and oats. butterfat eggs and poultry values listed. Cattle and hog markets show stockers, feeders, cows and heifers at varied steady to slow ranges. Ad highlights wide readership reaching sixteen thousand readers.
Former Griswold teacher dead Miss Lois Bishop dies
Griswold reports the death of Mrs. C. H. Dickey formerly Miss Lois Bishop, a Griswold schools teacher. She had been in a sanitarium in Colorado Springs for tuberculosis and died after a lingering illness. The body was taken to the family home in Nevada for burial.
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Bobies
Nevaday Ha
Benial
Well Known Man Weds in Ottumwa Home
Creswold Ta Forsyth, famed locally, wed Mrs Mattie Forsyth of Keosauqua at the aunt Mrs Ps MteCue’s Ottumwa La home Tuesday evening. Rev H Sears of First Presbyterian Ottumwa officiated. They will visit Griswold and Omaha before settling in Scotts Bluff Neb for their future home.
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Creswold
Rue Forsyth
Ps MteCue
Ottumwa
Mattie Forsyth
Keosauqua
H. Sears
First Presbyterian Church
Ouumwa
Griswold
Omaha
Forsyth
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Re-Elect School Head at Adair
At a board of education meeting in Adair Iowa Supt Roe Ballard and principal Miss Elsie Williams were selected to their same positions for another year. It is understood that the rest of the teaching staff will be selected soon.
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Atair
Ja. Mar
Board of Education
Roe
Ballard
Elsie Williams
Fire destroys barn near Wiota on Sherrett property
Fire completely destroys a barn on Charles Sherrett’s place about a mile and a half southeast of Wiota. Tenant Rowley Taylor was away at the time. Cause unknown. loss estimate was not available when details were reported.
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Wiota
Marenh 20
Charles’ Sherrett Plac
Rowley Taylie
Massena Teachers Breakfast Party Held for Grads
Massena Iowa March 20 Special note News-Telegraph Mrs Marty Marlowe led a breakfast party Thursday morning for the third and fourth grade teachers at Massena school in honor of Miss Grace Brown. Bertha Cruise, former Massena teacher, attended.
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Massena
Marty “Marlowe
Grace Brown
Bertha Cruise
Maes
Local News From Elk Horn Iowa March Incident
The Elk Horn News reports residents visiting and returning from Savannah and Atlantic hospital. Mia Emma Petersen and Mrs. Axel Larsen returned Wednesday morning from Savannah. R Petersen is back at his brother George Petersen’s home after weeks at Atlantic hospital. The Beta club held a St Patrick's Day program Tuesday. Alfred F Petergen N H and L W Johnson shipped two cars of cattle to Omaha Tuesday. Pastor Bing was ill and hospitalized, with his wife visiting and daughter Agnes also ill. Theodore Petersen resigned from Esbeck garage after several years and plans to move to California in a couple weeks.
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ELK Horn
Mia
Emnry Petersen
Axel Larsen
Savannah
R. Petersen
Atlantic Hospital
George Petersen
Beta Club
Alfred F Petergen N. H
L. W. Johnson
Omaha
Emanuel Hospital
Bing
Agnes
Theodore Petersen
Esbeck
California
Griswoldites Push Drainage Ditch Proposal
At an Atlantic Cass county board of supervisors meeting on Monday the drainage petition for a ditch starting at the river bridge west of towns and extending three miles south was presented. The project spans Cass and Pottawattamie counties, requiring action by both boards. Advocates include P L Arrasmith and Westeyan Fretshaward who own land along the river. decision due before the Pottawattamie board at its next session.
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P. L
Arrasmith
Westeyan
Fretshaward
Pottawalamie Board
Adair School Students Placed Under Observation
A careful examination of Adair high school students by an Omaha nurse shows no alarming scarlet fever signs. The inspection, a precautionary measure, found several students out of school with the illness, and continued observation and work are planned.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
Adair High School
Omaha
Stricken hiker at Adair getting along nicely
Ada Ir, March 20 special to News Telegraph Miss Alice Warley hiker struck with diphtheria a week ago while en route to Omaha to her sister. She is improving and being cared for at Dr Hartje's home by local authorities under city health department care.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
Alice Warley
Gtricnen
Omaha
Hartje
Marne News Briefs and Local Visit Highlights
Marne Iowa reports social visits as Lena Gunderson and Mrs. Andrew Gunderson travel to Omaha to see relatives. A pantry sale on March 14 netted $25 for the Marne PTA. Mrs. M. E. Jackson returns from Louisiana. Eva Rowe teaches in Alenwood but scarlet fever closed her school. P T A met March 18 with a luncheon, and two new school board members were sworn in at the reorganizational meeting.
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Marne
Lena Gunderson
Andrew .Gunderson
Omaha
Edward Clinton
Irwin Knotts
Hell
M. E. Jackson
Iooks
Aia
Dev. Howard d Jackson
Avis Christensth
Mro
George Christensen
Bron“Litir
Andrew Gunderson
Paul
IM. PL Gunderson
Alving Squires
Elmer Smith
A. C._ Frederickson
Will Laws
Rab
Mar
H .G
Rose C. Jackson
Davenport
Arly
Ina
Lila Mae
A.A. Peterson
Peterson
Jackson
Eva Rowe
Willis Rowe
Alenwood
Mise Frown
Mesdlamea
Gil
Pardee
McElfish
Glan
Pete Jepsen
Jepsen
Lena Gunderaoh
Andraw Gundergon
Vain Organization
Funeral Today for Sorena Petersen at Danish Lutheran Church
Funeral services were held today for Sorena Petersen a farmer west of town who died from drinking lye in a personal crisis a week ago. He had been mentally unsettled for a year. Services were at the Danish Lutheran church with Rev Ft Me Hansen officiating. Burial was in Maple Grove cemetery. A widow and seven children survive.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Sorena Petersen
Danish Lutheran Church
Hansen
Maple Grove
Glenn Haynes to Speak at Adair Monday Evening
Glenn C. Haynes former state auditor and now secretary of the Iowa Good Roads Association will headline the first Adair joint meeting of the Commercial Club and Ladies' Civic League next Monday night at the I C O hall.
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Adair
Mar
News-Telegraph
Adair Commercial Club
Ladies’ Civic League
Glenn C. Haynes
Lowa Good Roads Association
Wiota Juniors Enjoy Social in Wiota Area
The Wiota high school junior class held a party March 20 at Maude Moore's home two and a half miles northeast of Wiota. Committee members were Maude Moore Lela Mae McDermott Mildred Brooks and Frederick Pedersen with class sponsor Miss Winona von Lackum. The evening featured dancing and lurch refreshments served late.
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Wiota
Nevens-Telegraph
Wiota High School
Maude Moore
Lela Mae McDermott
Mildred Brooks
Frederick Pedersen
Winona von Lackum
Lurch
Massena High School Orchestra On Air Tonight
Massena high school orchestra will radio divecast a program from station KFLZ at Atlantic tonight. LaVerne South is the director.
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Massena Orchestra
Massena
News-Telegraph
Masseng High School
KFLZ
Atlantic
Laverne South
Well Known Audu Bon Lady In Audubon Report
March 20 in Audubon Fa. Mrs. Charles Van Gorder remains in poor condition with multiple illnesses as doctors report no change.
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Audubon, Fa
News-Telegraph
Charles van Gorder
Audubon Girls to Play Metropolitan Club in Omaha
Audubon high school girls basketball team travels to Omaha to face the Metropolitan Athletic Club in a Creighton University gym contest this evening.
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Audubon Girls
Omaha
Audubon
News-Telegraph
Audubon High School
Sexter
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Creighton University
Exira Man Taken To Des Moines Hospital
Exira Iowa March 20 Charles Fulton a local paperhanger and painter is seriously ill from a complication of diseases and was yesterday taken to the Methodist hospital at Des Moines for medical treatment.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Charles Fulton
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
The Joy of Living in Sioux City’s Town
Mrs. Harleton of Bluff Street shares her health story from Sioux City, crediting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with curing indigestion and restoring appetite. She urges neighbors to seek the remedy at their neighborhood drugstore in pill or liquid form.
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Sioux
Ji. F. Harteo
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Uquid
Modern tailoring and ambulance service featured in society notices
An advertisement page notes powder blue suits and two to three piece outfits priced around 2.65 and 29.50. It discusses ambulance readiness by Roland Peacock Baxter and praises Deep Rock gasoline and Ful-O-Pep oats. Simmons Jobes and Metcalf’s emphasize fashion and social opportunities for well dressed men.
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Roland, Peacock & Baxter
Woll Undergoes Emergency Appendicitis Operation
George Woll, a well known local man, underwent an emergency appendicitis operation yesterday at his home here and is barely holding his own. The case was reported as a special to News Telegraph from Maorla.
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Maor
News-Télegraph
George Woll
California Beast Sixty Becomes World Seed Grown in State
A curious Regional note states California yields massive seed crops with sixty percent of the world supply of Naverseed and extensive nasturtivin, claiming over a hundred tons annually. If distributed to all residents, each person would plant a fifteen foot garden row, leaving surplus for export.
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California
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