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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
A garbled list of stocks and firms appears from the New York Stock Exchange closing observations. Names include American Wool, General Electric, International Paper, Studebaker, United Cigar, Sears Roebuck, United Drug and others, with unclear price figures and annotations.
The Chicago market shows wheat easing after a modest decline with selling by traders. Cattle, calves, and hogs receipts reach thousands as prices drift, with heavy, medium, and light weight categories noted and varying offers across regions including Kansas City and Omaha livestock reports.
Audubon Iowa September 18 Special to News Telegraph Sheriff Jorgensen arrested two women here yesterday for illegal possession of liquor. One, Wd Juel, pleaded guilty and drew ten days in jail plus a $40 fine. The other, John B. Kannon, operated a stand at the fair grounds and is jailed awaiting grand jury. bond set at $1,000.
Nebraska Wesleyan opens football practice with seventy five players. Schedule lists games against South Dakota State, South Dakota, Morningside, and Dakota teams with dates in October and November.
The Griswold Cubs travel to host Omaha W. O. W. Nine for a late afternoon game at the Hoastook ball park. MPL Laith Whartse leads the Cubs while Keuptski is set to pitch and the team eyes a strong tackle against Omaha’s squad. The outcome is awaited as local fans expect a competitive showdown in this southwestern Iowa series.
Grain: wheat Mw 1 and No 2 stag, oats and rye pricing. Cattle market steady to slow with stockers and feeders at 6.50 to 4.50, cows and heifers 3.25 to 5.50, hogs 10.00 to 12.10. Produce: butterfat 40c, eggs 26c, old hens 18c, ducks 10c, springs 18c.
New officers chosen for the local Knights of Columbus council include Grand Knight John P McGovern Deputy Grand Knight Abbert Quinn Chancellor Elward Waters recorder J McTroy financial secretary Harry Comfort treasurer T P Breheny advocate John Crawford warden Edward McNierney inside guards William Burke outside guard William Coen trustee Edward Malone alternates Frank N Miller and D F Kelley. delegates John J McGovern and Dr M H Lynch.
Wilford Albright family moved their house and goods to Elliott where Albright bought a restaurant and took possession. W A Zike sold his service station and residence to Walter Benson of Maine. Possession expected mid December.
A fragmentary OCR note references a phrase about Wotan at Willesden and suggests a speaker cannot hear the people's voice. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or names beyond Willesden and Wotan.
Chas Connor, 72, laboring on farms near Gristwood, was thrown from a horse at the Cal Moore farm northwest of town. He suffered a fractured skull, forehead cut, mouth injuries, and bruises. Connor, who lives near Busy Bee cafe, has no family and is not well known locally.
A fragmentary Iowa news item notes actions by the state sheriffs association with Governor Joby Smilt regarding an attack on the purple system. Sheriff P. A. Lag is mentioned in connection with revocation and launch details remain unclear.
Griswold Iowa September 18 W C Boxeck a well known Griswold man is critically ill at his home after an attack of intestinal flu and not recovering William Mackrill four miles northeast of Griswold also in critical condition with heart trouble his condition described as extremely grave while under treatment at home
A new barn on James Moon’s farm six miles northeast of Griswold was destroyed by fire around ten this morning. Horses and calves inside were saved. fifty bushels of sorghum and millet, seventy acres of oats and wheat, harness and tools burned. Estimated loss about 1000, partly insured. This afternoon about twenty neighbors removed thirty acres of corn to aid Moon’s stock.
Mrs. R. G. Young, who underwent removal of a tumor and appendix at the M. E. hospital in Omaha, is not improving as rapidly as friends had hoped, according to today’s hospital word.
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