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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
4
Wednesday sale items include three yards of 45 cent pillow tubing and two pairs of ladies silk hose offered at midweek prices. Manufacturer unknown. Catalog-like listing shows quantities and item types for the shopper.
Professor John Powner of Iowa and editor Fredery of Midland English announce a second novel Green Bush a text book and a new issue of Stories From The Midland Also highlighted is a short story collection edited for release this fall by the University of Iowa publication team
March a f Uhiva Nished the on in the Deavtinig Sstournament on the wee when he reached sec ond pier For al eve at th a total of LOR, four ping bebiml tie reader. Going on the alleys with a score at GUR for his three games in the fives mar event, Kartheiser, paired with Thoma in the Weeminn event, felled 621 maples and followed with a score of 659 in the singles.
James Rice, 47 years with the Burlington, died in an Omaha hospital after toe amputation due to gangrene. The Red Oak railroad veteran, age unknown, was injured at the Burlington freight house a year earlier when his toe was mashed.
J R Kirk and family from Villisca spent Sunday with aunt Sarah Wood near Wiota. Bruce Robinson of Des Moines visited his parents O E and Mrs Robinson. Geo Daughenbaugh announces Simpson College Gospel Team to fit pulpit at MFE church next Sunday at eleven. The Wiota PTA plans an entertainment this Thursday at the school auditorium with Rev William Mack of Atlantic as speaker.
A benefit showing is slated at the Griswold Civic elony tomorrow afternoon and evening. The program features Peggy Montgomery in Dolling Up New York with proceeds donated to the library fund.
A delicate skin grafting operation was performed on the leg of J. Schwenneker in Hamlin Iowa on March 23. He was injured last winter while felling trees on the Max Zinke farm. Volunteers Burley Railsback George Beers and Charley Kopeska donated small bits of skin tissue from their arms.
New York report says financier and former shipping magnate Charles W. Morse remains comatose after a paralysis attack. Attending physician Dr Henry James indicated recovery unlikely as Morse lies in a West Fifty-ninth Street apartment.
Miles City March 23. John M Kempia and son James and J W Stacey were found shot to death at Stacey Ranch. Sheriff and I believe Stacey and his son then killed him after a quarrel over a load of hay.
The Thursday night club met at the home of Mr and Mrs John Smith with A C Baumgartner as chairman. The club is a new Messrs. For Smith were transacted in Omaha Thursday. Rev I C Heaneyot Mays will occupy the pulpit Christmas morning at Elliot church.
Des Moines March 23 A P The Iowa House authorized transferring a plot of land on the Mississippi River in northeastern Iowa to the federal government to join grants from Wisconsin and Illinois for a permanent fish and game reserve.
Griswold Cass county pioneer and member of the soldiers relief commission suffered a slight stroke of paralysis Sunday. He was somewhat improved today in Griswold Iowa according to a special to the News Telegraph Colburn.
T. H. Issaac, a well known farmer in Montgomery County, was elected for a third term as head of the Montgomery County Farm Bureau at the March meeting held in Red Oak Indiana. The selection highlights ongoing leadership in county agricultural affairs.
Local bird fanciers are invited to bid on the temporary collection in Macedonia, described as a unique set with high value. Sources indicate the full collection may not be complete, with 40 exceptionally valuable birds highlighted for sale.
Exira resident Fred Él, a longtime local figure, is seriously ill with a heart ailment and a threatened pneumonia diagnosis noted in a March report from the News Telegraph.
Grain and livestock quotes show corn with No 3 white at 1.13, No 2 yellow 1.17, oats at 48 14 cents, and mixed and yellow variations. Hogs receipts 52,000 with bids around 13.75 to 14.10 for 170 226 lb. cattle receipts 48,000 with steers and yearlings indicating buyers steady to higher, top hogs near 14.20, cattle prices mixed, sheep and lambs active with steady to higher tone. South Omaha and Chicago markets reflect broad activity and price ranges across grain and livestock segments.
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