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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
4
Daily Markets from New York on May 23 reports mixed closing prices across major equities. Key quotes include General Electric 2.81, American Can 1.91, U S Steel 1.18, United Cigar 6.94, Westinghouse 6.914, International Harvester 1.08, Mack Trucks 1.86, Sears Roebuck 1.71, Canadian Pacific 14.54, New York Central 11.70, and General Motors 0.77.
New York May 23 bond list shows easing money rates and active trading in Liberty bonds and new issues. Markets reflect investment demand from institutions with large blocks absorbed. several active government issues rallied amid broader securities buying. Also reports on Chicago and Kansas City grain and livestock prices with cattle hogs and sheep varying by region.
Members of the American Legion and Auxiliary will gather at the city hall at 3:30 p.m. Sunday May 24 to march to Congregational Church for vesper services. A social event follows at Country Club and Costas’ Confectionery.
Market notes show wheat, nut? barley and oats steady or slow with prices unclear. Cattle hogs and hens listed with varied quotes, but legible figures are fragmented and many items unreadable.
Fragmentary notice indicates a Memorial Grant event in Ta May 25 15 I think. It mentions Mena siew and a beld at the Me f and a Sunday event related to Dee Maines. Attendance at a convent gathering is implied.
News briefs report Chas I Benson issuing a livestock bulletin to stockmen, grass and corn feeding forecasts, and various Anita residents engaged in farming, school, and social events. Griswold and Cass County items note road work, meetings, visits, and community bids amid broad county happenings.
Stanton W C T U president Mrs Claus Anderson meets for a session at Fred Everett’s home. May breakfast for Church of Christ Sunday School class No. 8 in the city park. Alumni banquet hosted by L A S of Motherlist church. new members initiated. Local visits include J J Potty and C F Cadwell in Red Oak. Guests and social events feature Supt E P Simmons and city residents in Elliott vicinity.
Local readers learn of numerous Atlantic visitors and relatives over a weekend and week. Names include Drake, Cadduck, Wentz, Beyer, Sievers, Dinwiddie, Mueller, Karstens, Steffens, Nichols, Forbes, Mickel, Gallagher, Sell, Vollstedt, Morgan, Sandhurst, and Redman. Mentions of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Lewis, Shelby, and Lake Okoboji anchor the regional social scene.
A fragment notes prayers said by each Rosnew member before the Chawyre-Souris company takes the Strand stage in London as the curtain rises, detailing personal recitations prior to performance.
About 50 friends surprised Mrs H W N Nelson at her parents home on Wednesday. Stella Hayden and Mrs Linie Ta of New Jersey visit Mrs Max Anderson. Several locals and visitors from Atlantic, Don Moines, Oakfield attend events. Mrs Frank Lane visits from Colorado. A baby girl born May 17 to Mr and Mrs George Anderson.
Mrs Hattie Fish of Dex Maines visited her father Gen Ebert Jr and relatives in Lewis. Ladies Aid of the Christian church held a business meeting led by Mrs Wm Berry. Miss Marjorie Montague ill with possible appendicitis. Neal Zike traveled to Council Bluffs with aunt Mrs W F Graham and son. Graham to Minnetaar Neb. Geo Sperry returned from Topeka after sister's illness. Wilber Price drove ad hoc back during Sperry’s absence. Rev Crignman of Council Bluffs, district superintendent, visited Rev Bellows. service at Fletcher Chapel planned for the evening.
Mr and Mrs Hans Marquesen hosted a visit from their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson of Ortola last Sunday. Mrs Rosenbladt plans a Los Angeles trip with two sons. Miss Kathrine and Miss Margeret Jensen hosted Beta club members Tuesday evening.
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