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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
4
Mrs. Martin Exbeck of Kimballian, long ill, is now mostly confined to bed in Elk Horn. Local dispatch notes her condition has grown serious in recent weeks.
Paul Stevens sustained a bad cut to his left hand Wednesday afternoon while helping cut wood at the Shindley farm north of town. The incident was reported by Sperinlied News Telegraph.
Evangelistic meeting at the Lewis M. E. church draws strong crowds with Rex Bingaman of Griswold as speaker and Miss Malen of Glidden providing song. The event, reported from Oct. 22, reflects active participation in the community youth and gospel outreach efforts.
Journalists and publishers gathered in Iowa to convene a two day district meeting of the Dow Dress Association. President Welter Aldessup of the state delivered the welcome._members of the Pooneyspungeer talpaits attended, with speakers Titane and Philoso pti_.
Market roundups show mixed results with stock quotes for American Can AT&T General Electric and U S Steel, alongside grain and livestock updates. Cattle hogs sheep and veal prices are noted with receipts and shifts from Chicago Kansas City and New York exchanges indicating a cautious trading day.
Mixed grain prices and weather notes from Chicago with bids and futures for Wheat Corn and Oats. Livestock receipts and market levels described for South Omaha with hogs cattle and sheep price ranges and trends.
Woodward a local druggist suddenly fell into decline as friends urged a sudden reform. The tale notes his struggle with smoking and a final decision to stop, following a long period of pressure from his circle.
Corrected Daily market notes show wheat and barley values, hogs at 85.15, cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow, cows and heifers priced around 3.25 to 5.50, poultry listed with hens at 0.75 and old ducks and geese at low figures, with miscellaneous livestock and feed prices.
Ta, Qet 21 News Telegraph reports Dr Bode a Casa supervisor met an accident four miles east of Cass city. He escaped with only minor scratches while driving his Ford when the right front wheel spindle broke, the car veered and fell into a ditch, causing damage to the vehicle.
A Griswold church program is planned for Friday evening with supper at 6 o clock. The program includes a short sermon, a vocal duet, and other musical numbers performed by a mixed quartet and local participants. Committee members listed include Mrs WM Reinig, Mrs RA BL Christian, Mrs Milhard Wallace, and several others.
Indianapolis Oct 28 Arthur U Rabin lawyer and former senator has been chosen to appoint the seat left by the death of Senator Samuel M Meyers. Governor James Willard Jackson announced the move as the vacancy will be filled until November 1826 when Indiana elects a new U S senator whose term of James E Watson also ends.
Workmen installing a Detlev lighting plant at the Dennison home in the outskirts of town accidentally found a honey cache between a ceiling and floor. Geo Huyer of King Mlevtric company reports four queen Lewes and swarms were present. The cache was discovered while removing a floorboard.
Leonard Franklin Leigh and Anna Mary Morris, both of Red Oak, have been issued marriage licenses. The couple plans a local ceremony in Red Oak.
Wilbur Sunderman, after completing a course at an Omaha barber school, acquires a half interest in the Model Barber shop in Griswold Ta. The firm will be known as Dickey Sunderman, while the shop retains its name The Model.
A faded classifieds snippet from the News Telegraph features an Omaha man in Florida offering to locate bargains for buyers. The ad lists contact addresses in Omaha and St. Petersburg, Fla, claiming extensive experience in Florida markets.
Mrs Charles Edwards, who had a major operation at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Saturday, is reported to be progressing nicely. The item comes from a special to the News-Telegraph.
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