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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
4
Chicago and Omaha market notes show WHEAT at 1.43 and various CORN and OATS prices, with mixed No 2 to No 6 grades. Livestock receipts and bids move, HOGS and CATTLE steady to lower with ranges for butcher, packer, and feeder weights, and SHEEP activity mixed with top bids around 16.75.
Atlantic Markets reports dairy and grain pricing with No 1 and No 2 wheat at 1.50, corn at 97, barley at Tac, oats at 40c. Butterfat 44c, hens 19c, spring chickens 19c, geese Be, ducks 10c. Cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow at 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.50, hogs 10.25 to 12.75. Ad promises readers will reach 16,000 people.
Ja Mar 24 Special to News Telegraph reports all high school teachers except Miss Hatlie Back were re-elected by the Exira local school board. F P I Erichscamt principal Reth Paden HPO involved. Mrs F C Wilson named president of the school board at the organizational meeting, succeeding Dr Ry A ducabs.
Special to News Telegraph reports Wadder, a well known area farmer living east of Avoca, is improving from pneumonia per his physician. The Ladies' Bridge Club was entertained last evening by Daisy Oblham. Mrs. T Be Nkrman won high score with all twelve members present.
Glenn C. Haynes former state auditor and city secretary of the Cool Roads aviation spoke at a joint Adair Commerce Club and Ladies Civic League banquet. About 135 people attended the event in Adair Iowa.
Mr and Mrs William Billie Neer of the Evans farm northwest of Griswold welcomed their first son last Saturday. They have two daughters and the newborn is reported healthy with all involved doing nicely.
Mids Ada Stude visits Avoca relatives as a box social at Masonic hall raises about 40 dollars. Serving and entertainment committees named for next event. Locals Lucille Anderson and families visit relatives. PANTRY sale by Christian Endeavor at the M P church draws attendees. Numerous residents and families spend Sunday with kin across Marne and Atlantic area.
In Massena Iowa on March 24 the M E B Ladies Aid sponsored comedy drama The Old Maids' Carnival had its initial appearance to a capacity audience at the local movie theater and will be repeated again this evening.
Earl Godfrey a local garage mechanic died from burns after a gasoline start fire at the Ford garage in Elliott. He was a long-time resident born nearby and survived by two sisters two brothers and his mother. Funeral plans pending. Corwin C. Smith Dies At 45 Near Elliott After Bright’s disease illness. A widow and several children survive with no arrangements yet announced.
Wiota consolidated district school board organized yesterday with J. F. McGovern re‑elected president and Frank Waters sworn in as director. Re-elected staff includes F. Cunningham as superintendent, Lucile Darley and Winona Von Lackum at high school, Irene Ulrich Tillie Wipgrass Anna Metz as grade teachers.
Adaire residents and visitors are listed in a community update with numerous names, towns, and brief calls on visits. The item records social calls at homes in Adair and nearby areas including Ames, Atlantic, Stuart, Earlham, Des Moines, and Burlington, mentioning guests, travelers, and attendees at gatherings.
Detained attorney outlines early life guidance from Robert Lin with emphasis on legality and mentorship. The piece notes Lin's influence on junior associates, stressing prudent counsel and strategic advocacy while facing early career challenges presented by opposing counsel.
Massena In March 24 News Telegraph reports Superintendent Thomas Denham’s resignation was accepted by the school board. His wife, a high school faculty member, will remain another year. Teachers elected include Grace Brown second and third grades Ella Lien fifth and sixth Irene Delaney seventh and eighth Lottie Monroe principal Lucile Rostad primary teacher Lucile Rostad did not apply.
Walnut la March 24 Miss Helen Brandt of Council Bluffs visits her parents Dr and Mrs W F Brandt. Many relatives and friends travel between Walnut Council Bluffs Anita Omaha Atlantic and Ames for Sunday meals visits and stays. Local residents spend weekends with kin in Des Moines Maine Hancock Red Oak and Omaha while students return from Simpson Ames and colleges for short visits.
Elliott News reports the Missionary Ladies of the Church of Christ will give a program in the church auditorium on Sunday. Mehta W. L. DeWitt and Mrs More were visitors from Red Oak, with Mrs Fred Webster and two children from north Auto, Us, staying several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob. Mrs. WE. C Santa is spending several weeks there.
Residents from Sones home and nearby areas, including Mrs Arthur and the Johnsons, visit relatives in Elliott and Des Moines. J H Petty tends to business in Oakland while others travel to Chicago and St. Joseph. The Mercer and Redmond families host visitors from Omaha and Macedonia over the weekend as regional movements continue.
Wayne Conrad and Leland Romig of Amos visit during spring vacation. C. S. Donohue heads to Chicago. L. D. Foote and Mrs. Foote visit Villisca. Mrs Conrad in Lewis. Mr and Mrs Kreger visit Atlantic relatives. Mrs Lucy Blackburn with Atwood of Morton Mills. Atwood ill. Howard Porter goes to Woodbine for work. Ralph Gridley visits Willison. M. Blackburns visit Mapena. V Ashmore with Griswold kin. Zella Duling of Minneapolis, daughter of Rev. Duling, dies. he once pastored here. News-Telegraph notes it is fresh in News.
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