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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
10
Cass county farmers are invited to a special Pullman car excursion from Council Bluffs to Pierre South Dakota on September 6. Round trip is $10 with rock bottom rate and first class accommodations. Schedule shows departures and arrivals in Council Bluffs Huron and Pierre, aimed at land buyers seeking western properties and opportunities.
Chicago and South Omaha market notes for September 1 1910 show hogs receipts around 14000 in Chicago with mixed sales and tops near 9.70. cattle receipts about 6000 with beeves quoted 4.90 to 8.40. sheep higher with varied offers. South Omaha receipts about 7600 with hogs 8.65 to 9.20, cattle 4.50 to 6.75, and lambs 6 to 6.70. Estimates for tomorrow project larger turnout.
Daily grain market report from Lamson S Brothers of Atlantic Iowa. Shown are open high low and close figures for sale or trade. Includes note about a smaller farm in Lincoln township and contact for A L Felt Anita Iowa.
An OCR fragment describes Wells in Kiowa County near Gotebo and Cooperton. It touts future growth including a new hotel bank and real estate office, claims real estate prices will double in six months, and offers lots with five dollars down and five dollars a month. The Gotebo Townsite Co promotes investment and locations, with communications payable to Gotebo Townsite Co in New York or Kansas City.
Galion area reports Laura Miller from Youngwood visiting her brother Ira Miller. Mrs. Joe Lindeman and children returned from Pocasset Oklahoma visiting sisters and brother. Reunion at Griswold drew many locals. Mrs. Tra Miller and daughter returned from two weeks in North Bend and Blair Nebraska. Center School opened with Miss Maud Brillhart as teacher. Dora Frank returned from Pocasset Oklahoma visiting sister Mrs. Phil Tanner. Charley Frank recovering at Atlantic hospital after a month. Ira Miller and son Albert left for Des Moines to attend the fair. Wm. Boneck of Plattsmouth SD visiting with family. Lee Tillman and family of Carthage SD visiting Giles. Glenn Cassidy bought land in North Dakota and plans spring move. trip by auto. Desmond boys near granary. ladies spent Thursday with Mrs Campbell, Mrs Vincent and others. Frank Berry and family spent eight days at Elmer Vincents. Newton threshing machine active. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crane visited Wednesday by auto. Bragg and daughters Martha Louise and John went to Des Moines to view state fair. Edna Grove notes Anna Jognson returning home from Lewist summer. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Elliott visited Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Frank Dotson hosted a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Lymai visited relatives in Gran. Mr. and Mrs. John Laura visited Griswold Friday. Saunders car noted. Ad for Monghly style baby relief and local ads.
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