Elk Horn Man Seriously Ill in Home Care
Oct 29 special to News Telegraph Millard Neff is seriously ill with dropsy and complications at his brother Chas Neff's home near the city Miss Margaret Jenser is caring for the patient.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
4
Oct 29 special to News Telegraph Millard Neff is seriously ill with dropsy and complications at his brother Chas Neff's home near the city Miss Margaret Jenser is caring for the patient.
Special report from Det. 21 describes a felon on a finger near the south edge of town. Investigator Jacobsen notes the case as a local medical oddity with no further details available.
Mr and Mrs H E Jordan have purchased the property of Mrs Bertha Cuorsan in Wiota Richmond and plan to move into their new home on November 1.
Have New Cumberland, Oct 2 Special to News Telegraph Mr and Mrs Frank Strong are the parents of an eight pound baby son born Monday.
Ruby Minn, long time Massena resident, visited Anita to finalize the sale of a 160 acre Massena township farm to Daniel Becker of Achville at 104 per acre, with possession by March 1. The Robinsons were active in church and social circles and regret their move, while Minnesamy reports a bountiful crop year and high potato prices.
A brief classified notice highlights the reach of a local want ad, stating it will be read by about 16 000 paper readers. It emphasizes potential sellers and buyers seeing the advertisement in a daily local issue.
An early morning fire at the Voss Wood shop in the city caused smoke and excitement but little damage. The blaze started beneath a stove, under the floor, but was discovered before it could do serious harm. Special to News-Telegraph dated Oct 29.
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Indiana demanded a title match with Charlie Rosenburg the Worlds bantamweight champion now in Los Angeles after his ten round decision win over Doc Snell in Seattle last night.
Mrs. Bertha Carson and Mr. K M Richmond both of Wiota were married yesterday at the Christian church parsonage in Atlantic. Rev. H J Howard officiated. The newlyweds will reside with friends in the rear barber shop living room.
Ed Esbeck, junior partner of the West & Esbeeck garage at Kimballton, is seriously ill with pneumonia at his parental home. He is attended by a special nurse.
HLA Shaw entertained Sunday with her sisters and families as guests. Among them were Mr and Mrs Ole Afkin of Cumberland Mr and Mrs Robert Martkopf of Atlantic and Mr and Mrs Glen Moreland with children of Atlantic.
H M Reinig, prominent GrISWOLD banker, departed for New Haven Conn to visit his son Louis a Yale senior and attend the Yale Army game.
Brayton, Oct 29. Special to News Telegraph reports Mrs. S. L. [name truncated] of Brayton is listed in the local society note and classified announcement column. Further details are limited in the snippet provided.
Kraglund, a well known local resident living with her son Pete, suffered a severe heart attack last week. Initially feared fatal, her condition has since improved. The News Telegraph notes her illness and gradual recovery at home.
One lot offers ladies warm cashmere gauntlet gloves in varied colors and styles priced 65¢ to $2.25. Atte's children's wool union suits described as finest quality waist style drop-seat union. Wool silk stripe suits described as extra good at $1.75. Yard wide outing flannel in light and dark patterns, good standard quality with large assortment. Regular 26 value this sale only at 1Be.
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