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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
4
Corrected daily grain shows Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 1.45, torn 1.05, barley 70c, oats 45c. Butterfat 37c, eggs 24c, old hens 180, old roosters 8c, geese 20c. Cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow, cows and heifers 3.60 to 6.00, sometimes 10 to 11. Hogs prices incomplete in the listing.
Miss Frances Skipton of Hastings visited Ada Ir Tuesday evening for a fortnight with Miss Helen Wark. Clyde Creighton and family from Casey visited the C. 8. Creighton home. Arthur Wedemeyer August Tiepperman and Rev. Haar drove to Denison to visit relatives of Fred Lush and Dorothy. Dorothy Lush came to help care for her father J. T. Owing who is critically ill at his home. Your want ad in this paper reaches 16 000 readers.
The thirty first annual Iowa State Bar Association meeting will be held in Dubuque on June 18 and 19. Secretary Clyde H Doolittle of Manchester announced the gathering, noting the association has about fifteen hundred judges and lawyers and more than two thirds of eligible attorneys enrolled. Distinguished speakers include Louis G Hurd and A Hollings with a banquet at Hotel Julian Dubuque. Dean Henry M Bates of Michigan and Senator James A Reed of Kansas will address attendees.
The News Telegraph recounts the day’s top events with concise briefs, reporting politics, crime, economics, and local happenings. Readers get timely scores, notable statements, and community notices, framed in the era’s journalistic voice.
The county auditor reports 1924 finances with detailed warrants, expenditures, and fund balances. Key figures include county officer salaries, court and jail costs, election expenses, and various fund allocations. Road, bridge, and institute funds show total warrants and year-to-year comparisons, noting overall county fund warrants higher than the prior year and noting several large category totals.
Reports indicate a serious situation in Tsing Chins where Chinese coalies seized several Japanese cotton mills and two additional Japanese cruisers have been ordered to proceed to Tsing Tao if needed. The movement follows tense developments at Fort Artin and broader regional instability.
Washington paused for Memorial Day as President Coolidge spoke at Arlington in tribute to the fallen. Veterans from the Grand Army, Spanish American war heroes, and World War I veterans gathered amid poppies and taps. Naval ships held services on the Potomac and a floral anchor was cast, honoring the first American sailor to die in WWI, with Wilson’s tomb observed at Mount Alban.
Detectives, with most evidence in, question Raymond Winters, 40, about the stone alleged to have crushed two children to death. He remains silent as authorities escort him to the muddy creek where the bodies of Alexander and Helen Sabo, aged 8 and 6, were recovered, while the night passes under heavy guard.
Miss Nora McCourt is elected instructor at Luckgon to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs McConnellee’s resignation. Ming Gouise Shannon will teach the fourth grade at Luckgon, replacing Miss Phipps. Jackaan school grades 6 7 8 report two vacancies with Misa McNutt and Miss Longbotham not returning. Lincoln school sub-primary instructor Miss Gent will not return and no replacement yet.
The M W A regular meeting is set for Monday evening June 1 with a joint session of the I N A to plan Memorial Day activities. Clerk L W Raron notes the event and urges attendance.
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