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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

4

Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Report Summary

Grain prices across Chicago show No 4 white corn at $1.02 and No 2 white near 97 cents, with various White and Yellow corn and mixed grains listed. Oats listed with several grades and prices. South Omaha and Chicago Livestock sections report hog receipts and price ranges from about $12.35 to $13.50 for various weight classes, cattle receipts with mixed price levels, and sheep markets showing lambs and ewes with bids around $14 to $15.50. Overall, hogs and sheep show softer tones while cattle hold steady to firm in parts, with healthy volumes in both markets.

Chicago South Omaha NASA

Camp Attendance Listing Includes Anita and Others

Special to News Telegraph notes attendees Anita Ta Marcel 27 and several named individuals Hansen Marvin Blakesley Orville Wheatley Lyle Redburn Byron Turner Er attended a camp. The fragment suggests a roster or schedule item without full details.

Anita Marcel News-Telegraph Hansen Marvin Blakesley Orville Wheatley Lyle Redburn Byron Turner

Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Listed

Grain and produce sections show prices for wheat corn oats butterfat eggs and poultry. Cattle and hog markets are noted with steady to slow demand and price ranges. The text then drifts to misread proper names and local notices about individuals and a military event in Moin August.

New South Wits

Massena Boy Recovering From Bad Accident

Ghent Conrad eighteen, stepson of Frank Ruch, was badly hurt when a Ford coupe driven by Ted Timberman struck his pony near Massena Indiana. Timberman drove the car to a surgeon after the crash. The lad, riding on the wrong side of the road, was thrown into a ditch and suffered a cracked bone in the right leg along with other injuries. The accident occurred after dark on the west end of town.

Massena Oto Ghent Conrad Frank Ruch Ted ‘Pimbermans Bmimer Keusel Hang Ike Beta Billie Dirk Tes Etwampe Timberman

Bear Grove Man Loses Eye in Accident

Ja Lewis reports a Bear Grove man, A Bady, lost an eye in a lumbering accident while operating a bun saw near Bear Grove. The mishap occurred Wednesday afternoon last week when a part of the machine struck the left eye. Medical staff indicated no hope of saving the eye.

Bear Grove Lewis A. Bady Bear Grace Tim

Noble Center Teacher Hurt While Playing With Children

GrIswold Lt Mar 27 Miss Viola, efficient Noble Center teacher, was badly injured Monday at noon. While children played, a slate fell. she tripped over a board and injured her arm. She was taken home and a physician was summoned. Latest reports were not available.

P. T. A. Benefit Plans Supper for High School Orchestra

The P T A will host an all you can eat supper at the Union Church Parker next Wednesday April 1 to aid the high school orchestra. Proceeds benefit the orchestra and the I T A sponsors praise the association for its work.

Uriswold sewe-Telegraph Jawell PT AL Will Wradee Parker the Union Church Tre

Elliott News Briefs Reflect Local Travel and Illness

Elliott, Mar. 27. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Perley visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Philips in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Anna Jones arrived from Denver to care for her mother Mrs. Hoffiman, who is seriously ill with Lew Delrymple of Macedonia visiting the Telrymple family in Elliott.

Elliott Spetu News-Telegraph D. C. Perley Ed Philips Council Phaffs Anna Jones Denver Colo M. Hoffi Iman Lew Delrymple Macedonia Telrymple’s

Junior Class Follies at Anita High School

Anita High presents The Junior Follies at the auditorium on Thursday April 2 at 8 pm. The event features The Gypsy Rover interpretive dance The Girls of Tawa a unique costume dance sketches impersonations and the one act play The Neighbors among other acts by the junior class.

Anita, Jr Will Presen Anita’s High School Tawa

Stolen mare Griswold near Griswold, Iowa

Stuart Burpham reports a fine young Belgian mare he raised near Griswold has been stolen. He offered a reward and asked farmers in the area to look for the mare, hoping to locate her. Burpham will pay to recover and bring her home if anyone finds the animal.

Griswold Stuart Burnhim Burpham

Atlantic Hospital Admits Two Women for Major Surgery

Mrs Mary Berry of Atlantic was admitted Thursday as a surgical patient at Atlantic Hospital. Ruth Petersen of Harlan underwent a major operation yesterday at Atlantic Hospital in Mountain Knapp, following a prior minor procedure and discharge yesterday.

Mary Berry Atlantic Wa Atlantic Hospital Ruth Petersen Harlan Jwent Attic Mountain Knap Wm, Berry The

Adaire's Mystery Woman Set for Early Release

Air Ya Mar reports Mrs. Alice Warley known as the mystery woman is improving from diphtheria and is expected to be released within a week. Public health authorities note the patient travels from Des Moines to Omaha. only the city physician knows her home address and reasons for her wanderings.

Alice Warley Diytheria Stricker Lies Moines Omaha

Boy Once In Trouble At Lewis Kills Himself

A youth from Girard Kansas who had earlier trouble at Lewis Iowa died by poisoning after a local incident. The boy, identified as Conrad, was reportedly in harvest work with another boy and faced no prosecution following a prior incident involving mail box thefts. The event occurred in February with a woman present who had spurned him.

Lewis Jany Conrad Ne Girard Kans Advin Koitae Vita Conrad Wouns

Funeral Sunday for Exira veteran Samuel Harn

Exira Iowa March 27 Special to News Telegram Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the Cherehaf Church for Samuel Harn resident and Civil War veteran who died Thursday morning Rev Dale Hambert and Rev Ron Chord will officiate Interment will be in the Extra cemetery Samuel Ihtra, a visitor from Spencer Nebraska, arrived today and another son Bert Hang of Vermont is expected Sunday

Enira Cherehaf Chrich Tate Samuel Harn Piercer Dale Hambert Ron Chord Samuel Ihtra Spincer Bert Hang Vermont Suinday

World's Greatest Milk Cow Pietertje Prospect Dies

Marek Servis Pietertje Prospect, hailed as the world's greatest milk cow, died at Carnation Milk Farm in Seattle. The Holstein Friesian record setter produced a world record 10,000 pounds of milk in a year and sold its three valves for 55,000 dollars, the final valve going to Japan.

Chicago Marek Servis Pietertje Holstein Friesian Association Af Wi Carnation Milk Farm Mia Seattle Washington Japan

Childs Arm Drawn Into Power Wringer Brings Injuries

Brayton March 27 A four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Bengaard suffered painful injuries to her right arm when caught in a power wringer The arm was drawn in to the elbow before the wringer was stopped It was necessary to wreck the wringer to extricate the arm No bones were broken Leora Hansen also broke an ankle last evening at her sister Mrs Carl Holland s home She cannot teach at the Eli Hansen school in Oakfield township

Brayton, Se News-Telegraph Ed. Bengaard Leora Hansen Carl Holland Eli Hansen Oakfield Township

Funeral services for Elk Horn woman held Saturday

Ja March 27. Funeral services for Mrs Nels K Tengen will be held Saturday afternoon at one o’clock at the late home. A second service at two o’clock will be conducted at the Danish Lutheran Church with Rev Jensen officiating. Interment will be in Elk Horn cemetery.

Elk Horn Nels K. Tengen Jensen

Massena Lady's Mother Dead After Stroke

Mrs J Wallace of Greenfield dies after a stroke in January. She was past seventy years old. The death was reported this morning with the South receiving the news via special to the Nehs Telegraph.

Mar Nehs-Telegraph South J. Wallace Greenfield

Favors Union of Istate Health Work

Des Moines March 27 Director of the Budget E L Mogue favors concentrating health expenditures under the health department. He reports 1924 state board of health spending 64815 59 for public health services and similar sums for Iowa State College and other bodies totaling over 242000 annually. He argues for economy and efficiency through centralized control and urges legislative action.

Des Moines E. L. Mogue Department of Health Tate State Board of Health State 1 University Iowa State College Board of Controll State Board of Central Town Tuberculosis Association State Department Horne

Jazz Girl Collapse After Session Adjourns. Murder Trial Update

Francisco March 27 A Dorothy Emingson ten year annual for the murder of her mother after a quarrel collapsed in the heart room today after the session adjourned for the noon.

Francisco Dorothy Emingson Othe Geart

Avoca Church Plans Radio Program This Evening

Avoca Presbyt church to broadcast a program this evening from a Shenandoah station. The Young People's class will air on the air this evening. The Avoca High School band also arranged a broadcast from Omaha on Sunday, April 5.

AVOCA Avoca Presb Atlantic Shenandoah

Lewis Editor Bemoans Slow Mail Service

The Lewis Standard quotes editor Alex McGaffin praising a plan to recirculate mail noting a letter dropped at the Lewis post office at 10 am Saturday would reach its destination by Tuesday noon. The piece criticizes delays and argues for better service while pointing to perceived profiteering by big business.

Alex McGaffin Lewis Lewis Standard

Farm Loans At 6 Percent Offer From Wood and Savery

The notice promotes farm loans at six percent as a steady option, urging readers to call on Wood & Savery of Atlan to discuss terms and test the service. It emphasizes consistent policy without changes if the current approach is adopted and invites farmers to act soon.

Wood & Savery Atlan Lewis Tic Towa

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