Grain and Livestock Market Report from Chicago
Chicago cash grain and South Omaha livestock figures show No 3 hard wheat at 1.57 dollars and mixed corn prices, with soft grades around 70 cents. Livestock receipts in Chicago and South Omaha include hogs mostly 12.25 to 12.90, cattle varied by class, and sheep prices around 14 to 15 dollars, with week totals and weight ranges noted.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Newnet
Fda
California
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Atlantic Markets Grain Prices and Livestock Offers
Corrected Daily market brief lists Wheat No. 1 and No. 2 at 1.40 and Corn oats barley values. Butterfat 44, eggs 24, old hens 19, spring chicks 10, old roosters 6, geese 8, ducks 10. Stockers and feeders steady. Slaughter cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.50, hog prices around 10 to 12.50. The News-Telegraph notes it will publish News when available.
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Bartey Theatts
Guthrie Woman Finds Old Bill of Sale for Slave
A Guthrie Center report notes discovery of an ancient bill of sale for a enslaved person named Susi among papers in the city. The article references local individuals and unclear details about ownership and provenance in Delaware.
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Guthrie
Guthrie Center
Susi
Newt
Delaware
Ward
Mra Beaty
Lee Pater Iene
Avoca Man Wins Prize for Clever Title
Avoca man receives prize money for a clever title in a local event. The article notes the public recognition of his work and mentions Mr Sutton following the sequence of events, with details about the appearance and reception of the prize and the title in the community.
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AVOCA
Adair Items Reflect Local Visits and Funeral News
The Adaire area reports visits across cities including Saskatoon Town City Des Moines Perry and Perry funerals. Mrs Gordon Miller Mrs Norine Furst Mrs Maria Dolan Mrs Hugh Farrell and John Hanley travel. two deaths tie to Martin Nolan and daughter Hilda Nolan with a Catholic service planned in Perry.
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Neves
Ted Mingi
Gordon Miller
Ailietic
Ma Mallers
Miller Dane
Alien Little
Saskatchewan
Canada
Norine Furst
Town City
Des Moines
Shy
Pues
C. B. Parrott
little Haugh_ter
Martha Louise
Peru
Truro
Winterset
Maria Dolan
Hugh’ Farrell
John Hanley
Perry
Martin Nolan
Hilda Nolan
Nolan
Missy Nolan
New Mexico
Frank Walsh
Dolan
Farrell
T. C. Suvit
Fontanelle
Frank Giles
Stuart
Roy
Sunday
Adair
Massena News Briefs From Massena Ja
Mr and Mrs Wo OH Hosselt and Mrs J Keith and daughter Melinda visited James Keith at Atlantic. OW RR Krause and family visited son Raymond Krause and family at Atlantic Sunday. W W Stocum visited Council Bluffs relatives then Omaha to buy dry goods. DD Hogan and wife attending to business. Miss Lewis Hoodman greets Sunday school class members on their birthday.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Wo OH. Hosselt
J. Keith
Melinda
James
Hogan
Mia
Lewis Hoodman
Meetings to discuss future of Atlantic Northern railway
In Norn Is March 28 a stockholders meeting will be held to discuss the welfare of the Atlantic Northern railway. A session will start at 1 PM with members gathering at Kimballton on Monday and at Horn, Su Cata La on Tuesday. The text also mentions travel and family notices related to Adair and Anita, with references to Geo Norris and Frank Dutro and plans in Loylin.
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ELE Norn
Atlantic Northern Railway
Kimballton
Fk Horn
Sucata
Areh
Joplin
Coit
Adair
Anita
Marie
Bwig Tt
Mia
Geo
Norvis
Frank Dutro
Geo. Norris
Frank
Loylin
Turia
Harlan Cemetery Group Faces Financial Trouble
The Harlan Cemetery Association reports a yearly maintenance cost near $900, strained by a one mill tax revenue. Officers say funds are exhausted by ongoing upkeep and related expenses, leaving the organization embarrassed and seeking solutions.
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Harlan
Defunct Audubon Bank Pays Out In Full Today
Audubon, Mar 88. Checks totaling 80,000 were mailed by A Carpenter receiver in charge at the safeguards Savings Bank. The agency pays seventy percent balance to depositors of the closed institution and completes payment in full. Some depositors received a thirty percent dividend at the same time.
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Audubon Bank
Audubon
Mar
Spe
Owl
A. Carpenter
Chaege
Fee Fit Laws Savings Bank
Griswold Farmer Injured by Saw in Grist Mill Accident
Special to News-Telegraph. J. G. Miller of Griswold, southwest of Griswold, was injured today by a buzz saw. Reports say he suffered severe lacerations. Full details not available at press time.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
J. G. Miller
Grant News Roundup From Atlantic and Villisca
Local notices report residents shopping in Atlantic and visiting relatives in Vil lisca. Names include Mrs. J A Cozad, Mrs. Atwood, and Carl Ashbaugh on spring vacation. Social visits, club meetings, and small town business are noted with several local residents traveling or hosting gatherings.
Omaha Man Buys Ford Garage at Griswold
Edward Arnold of the Standard Motor Company buys a Ford garage at Griswold Iowa. He already operates a garage at Croston where he plans to devote his entire line and efforts in the future.
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Omaha
FORD
Griswold
News-Telegraph
Edward Arnold
Standard Motor Company
Ford Motor Company
Croston
Local Lewis News Items Highlight Community Visits
Mrs Jessie Phillips is home from a months stay with son Pred Phillips in Council Bluffs. Win Burkhalter of Colorado visits his children in Lewis. Marie Gaylord and kids from Atlantic stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Montague. Toe Canton ill with pneumonia. Peter Hopley returns from California. Royal Neighbors and Woodman social draws crowds and funds. Ethyl Myers from Des Moines teachers spring vacation in Lewis. Mrs Virgil Joben and Griswold baby visit Mrs Starr.
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Peter Hopley
California
Woodman
Ethyl Myers
Des Moines
Virgil Joben
Griswold
Starr
Bartlett return home from care for daughter ill with fever
Mrs. J N Bartlett has returned to Brayton after four weeks in Corning to care for her daughter Mrs Garner Bartlett who was ill with scarlet fever in Osceola. LB Simpson shipped a car of hogs to Omaha on Thursday. Andersen left his clerk job to seek work in Omaha. His brother George replaced him in the store. E M Nelson Jr sold hogs to Brayton Live Stock Co. headed 180 hogs averaging 350 pounds. Mr and Mrs Ed Blakesley of Anita and Mrs Homer of Los Angeles were guests of Drew K.
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Brayton
News-Télegraph
J. NM. Bartlett
Qgsceola
indJian
Garner” Barlett
Simpson
Omaha
Thirpday
Qels ‘Andersen
Ed’ Blakesley
Anita
Homer
Los’ Angeles
Drew K
Anita Happenings Involving Residents And Transfers
Anita Happenings reports a host of local moves and visits. Leo Bongers with family in Guthrie Center. D R Forshay leases M J Smither property. Fred Ratzlaff and family move to northeast Lewis area. J R Eller visits Anita. Jocki Master Billy stays with sister Mrs Ed M Blakesley. Lela Hillebrand visits San Pedro California. Ed M Blakesley family in Sioux City with Rollie Slater relatives. Lydia Kuehn recovering from infection. Cloyd Karns moves to Berea. Nellie Bneix visits Minooka Illinois. Ada Jley nurse for Thos C Winder. Patricia Williams visits Jefferson Indiana. McCoy new manager at Fullerton Lumber leases east Main property. Jed Denison returns to South Anita. Grace Carey health improvement. J M Deeming travels to Tulsa. L R Eller leases farm to Emmett Wilson. W H Faulkner of Des Moines settling estate of Judge Sears. Mayor A H Mountain Atlantic visits. A S Perryman Atlantic visits. Honest Pete Christenson Atlantic transacts business. modern computing scale installed in Miller Meat Market. Mrs Albert Lees and son visit with Viola Lees. Wilbur F Worthing moves to Az Nal X and plans to stay. Earl S Holton in Des Moines. Dora Edwards nurse for T G Winder falls ill. H P Ziegler sells residence. G A Roe farm transfer near Anita.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Leo * Bongers
Guthrie Center
D. R Forshay
M. J. Smither
Fred Ratzlaff
Lewis
Fi. Karns
J. R. Eller
Wm. H. Wagner, Sr
San Pedro
Calif
M. Binkesley
Lela Hillebrand
Lydia Kuehn
Cloyd Karns
Berea
W. C. Beaver
Massena
Nellie Bneix
Minooka
Chicago
John Croker
Ada Jley
Thos. C. Winder
Phil T. Williams
Patricia
Jefferson, In
OK. Hell
West Liberty
Oren Burns
Carey
J. M. Deeming
Tulsa
Okla
Gladys Glings Hall
J. Wy Zike
L. R. Eller
Fairfield
Emmett Wilson
Chas. L. Wilson
Mra. W. HH. Faulkner
Des Moines
Sears
A. H. Mountain
Atlantic
Thita
A. S. Perryman
Pete’ Christenson
Albert Lees
Gon
Des
Moines
Mies Viola Lees
Frank’ Lees
Wilbur F. Worthing
WIOTA School Notes Plays and Field Trips Report
The junior class works on the play All On Account of Polly to be presented next Friday. The sophomore class toured Andrew Thiele farm for pruning demonstration. Superintendent Cunningham guided the Physics class at the depot to explain the railroad telegraph system. Thursday afternoon Mr Sheds of the Rock Inland safety department spoke on public safety.
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Polly
Andrew Thiele
Cunningham
Sheds
Safety Department
the Rock Inland
Mysterious Force Reappears in Center of Highway
A fragment quotes Thomas Darlyte pondering a central mysterious force. He contemplates rot in a road center, arguing force exists where decay shows itself and questions the absence of a tent rotting on the highway.
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Thomas Darlyte
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