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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
4
Grain and Livestock reports show Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn oats with various No numbers and white and yellow mixes. In South Omaha and Chicago Livestock markets, hog receipts near 4,500 to 7,500 fluctuate with buyers paying 10 or more higher on certain weights. cattle receipts around 200-500 with mixed changes. sheep receipts around 4,000 with weekly changes and top prices noted.
Audubon Ia March 21 Miller Rasmussen who was ring chief for the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company here until last fall has been promoted to manager of that companys office at Hamburg accord-
Grain and produce quoted for No 1b and Noy vorn Die with butterfat eggs and poultry prices listed. Cattle markets show stockers and feeders steady with bids around 6.50, cows and heifers at 34.50 in state markets. Prices for hogs and cattle reported by Hoge on 10.23 to 12.75 ranges.
A report notes Andrew Ras mussih regarding Miller’s swift rise. Miller has advanced unusually quickly after three years with the company. He spent most of his time here, was transferred to Shenandoah last fall, then to Red Oak briefly before his recent promotion. Friends here are pleased by his progress.
A fragmented OCR puzzle list presents a scattering of crossword style clues and answers. The text mixes horizontal and vertical item labels with dozens of incomplete word fragments, numbers, and oblique references, reflecting a page of a vintage puzzle or knowledge section.
Local notes report visitors and departures including Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Red Oak visiting daughter Mrs. Goo Kunze, Mrs. C A Camp hosting guests, Bessie Smith seeking Omaha employment, births and travels of residents, quilting party for Mrs. Ivan Nelson, Earl Gragg welcoming a daughter, Mrs. Marla Carson visiting, Mrs. John Gates aiding her mother, Geo. Blake occupying space at City Garage, and Theo Woodward in poor health with gall stones.
Wacaka and Adjikia girls held council fire meetings with Mrs Genevieve Perry and Mrs ewer Trainor serving as guardians. The girls earned home craft honors by preparing and serving an excellent dinner followed by a council fire led by Ethel Mc Connell ee. Firemaker honors were awarded to Mrs Trainor and several girls received honor beads.
Mr and Mrs Burnside longtime residents of Lewis observed their golden wedding anniversary with a quiet ceremony. Mrs Jay Smith gave a confirmations on wedding rites. Many local people attended including Mrs Marret Johnson Mr and Mrs Jat Cman Mr and Mrs Oscar Talbot Mr and Mrs Frank Smith Mr Geo Btone Mrs Esther Gene Tr and Mrs Peter Skoagna Marker of Atlantic Mrs Martha Stone of Carbon Raper will aid.
Des Moines March 21 The Iowa General Assembly has debated trivialities such as heat and canned alcohol while major issues like fishing near dams taxation and highway funding dominate the week A canned heat bill passed the Senate labeling destroyers of liquids as violators and a hot debate over fishing penalties occurred The Patterson income tax Bowman bank and primary road bills failed or stalled with adjournment on April 3 anticipated and committees already starting work
Oscar Fryklund of St Paul purchases the Knudsen photo studio in Audubon and takes charge. He is known as an enterprising photographer and businessman. In McGregor he created a pictorial town history from old pictures and organized Homecoming week with lantern slides, boosting business.
An operetta by Grant School pupils titled A Mid-Summer Day features a garden tale with flowers, bees, and butterflies. The Fairy Queen and Raindrops visit Fairy land to help correct the garden’s neglect, aided by fairies and gardeners, ending with the Flowers restored to the young mistress.
Chicago March 21 A P testimony in the bail hearing for William D Shepherd charged with murdering his foster son William N McClintock using typhoid germs. G Faiman, indicted with Shepherd, testified he would draw to suit himself at the hearing today, detailing the McClintock will.
Supt F N Cunningham announced plans as Wiota high school begins spring athletics with a baseball team formed and a tennis court in planning. Several students attended the Older Boys conference in Atlantic including Cecil Lowe Keith Bell Frederick Pedersen Yeland Smith Bernice Jordan Muayshe Taylor and Rex Prather. Des Moines University speaker Mr Thompson addressed seniors on the value of a college education.
Still hopeful rescue teams push to reach 41 Bethlehem mine workers trapped at Barracksville after Tuesday blast. Eleven bodies found. one rescuer reports possible survivors as another probes the shaft at Shenandoah station. Separately Elliott High School prepares a radiocast program to air Friday evening from Shenandoah station Kenf.
The First Baptist church choir in Cumberland Indiana will perform on Radio station KFLZ Atlantic Sunday at four. Pastor Rev Sales will accompany the choir to Atlantic for the broadcast. Trespassing notices on church premises warn of prosecution for violations issued by J N Brown E G Merriam and Irwin Pellett.
Mr and Mrs C G Reynolds hosted a large reception at their Griswold Indiana home last evening for about one hundred friends honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Malcolm Reynolds who were married there.
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