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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
10
Chicago and Omaha markets show 18 000 steady to shade higher with top at 9 40 for good mixed and butchers 8 to 9 80 for rong v 8 20 to 9 80 light and bulk 8 55 to 9 00 hogs 5 40 to 9 15 clearances fair cattle receipts 5 500 with cows and heifers 2 25 to 6 00 stockers and feeders 8 75 to 9 to 7 10 cattle and hogs receipts restock tomorrow 16 000 and sheep 2 65 to 4 45 lambs 5 95 to 7 26 for westerns
Market notes for South Omaha show cattle receipts around 41 000 with steadiness to strength. Beef and veal prices range from 5 to 7 75 for beeves, cows and heifers 2 40 to 8 25, stockers 2 to 6, calves 8 to 35, feeder and Western ranges 4 to 10, including mixed lots and heavy classes. Pigs bring 7 to 9 10, and hogs top near 9 10 with daily variations noted.
Cownie described his conference with Governor Carroll and read notes he said he kept at the time. He testified with emotion as defense objections rose, recounting the governor’s accusation about a Mitchellville girl and a letter from her mother. He insisted the charge was false and that public belief would haunt him, then detailed the ongoing related charges from Carroll.
Announcement in Des Moines says Rock Island will run a special hog train through western Iowa in October. It will pass Avantle around October 10 and finish in Counc Bluffs by October 15. Agricultural Commissioner H W Cottrell secured seven lecturers and two chefs to educate farmers on hog value and cooking pork products. Atlantic will be a key stop for speeches.
Live stock show premiums pay out across breeds including Shire Percheron Belgian and Clydesdale classes. Winners include Julius Nelson Atlantic for Percheron stallions and Kitlinger Walker Benton for Percheron stallions two years old.
C P Meredith through attorney C A Meredith seeks judgments on four promissory notes against John R Jarvis totaling 11.62 164.28 76.21 and 14.21 with interest from April 16 1910 and 36 attorney fees. Meredith also petitions against Adolph Gooclsed for four notes unpaid totaling 405.78 107.59 15.18 and 201.20 with interest. L R Galther and Company sues H G Highley for 132 plus interest for an Acme binder and other implements sold July 30 1907. Sale remembered at Milage location two miles southeast of Maine.
Democratic candidates in the county push early voting outreach with Sam Berry campaigning for sheriff, Martin Funk active for representative, Cleveland for congress visiting Casa county weekly, and C F Swift for state senate traveling widely. Republican efforts appear quieter though Captain Mullins leads organized outreach. D P Mogan and Bosley also campaign aggressively as the election year intensifies.
A snap on 480 area near Elk Point showcases improved land parcels. The listing notes half-acre lots with potential for development, highlighting nearby infrastructure and access. Ownership tied to Wm. NH Blick of Elk Point, referenced by parcel number 13365.
Advertise a patent remedy promising rapid relief for persistent conditions within days. Claims no harm or work interference, priced at 1.50 and 2.00 for double strength. Signed by Dr. D. Ed. Southington, Kansas City, Missouri.
The piece notes Republicans plan active support from county office holders and candidates while Democrats run outside efforts. Judge Smith has visited county often and will speak at Wiota by request. Historical margins show GOP majorities above 1,000, Taft carried by 1152, Carroll by ~100 less, with room for momentum if candidates stay active.
Rain interfered with the Omaha to Des Moines auto run. Thirty four cars started from Omaha and five reached Exira by 1 p m where meals were slated for 250. Officials planned to announce the Omaha News cup at Extra but the announcement was not made. It is believed D E Moon of Des Moines won the cup.
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