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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
4
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange reveal mixed results for major equities. United Cigar, General Electric, and U.S. Steel show notable activity with several issues trading near prior levels.
In New York on August 14, institutional and individual buyers supported liberty bonds with heavy participation from banks and investors. Foreign government bonds showed unusual activity as Chicago and national grain prices moved: wheat mixed with a slight decline, corn higher, oats lower, and cattle trading modestly higher as buyers sought better quality.
In Adair the local teaching force has been completed for the coming year. Details of the selection and assignments are provided, noting new instructors, planned courses, and the start date in September. A Missourian notation and several local names appear in the read text.
The readable elements describe a partial local notice from Aprubon Louisiana about an infant under care of guardians. Names and places are unclear due to illegible OCR, leaving only a minimal reference to guardians and a location.
Fragmentary note records a Danish Lutheran Convention return with scattered names and unclear details. The text mentions individuals such as Berte and Laban along with multiple garbled phrases, offering little verifiable context or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows names Avon and Rees with unclear roles or actions. No complete event, date, or organization identified. Cannot extract a full actionable summary from the fragments.
A fragmented livestock market note reports Lewis and wife losing their barn while welcoming a newborn son. It then shifts to cattle hogs and sheep receipts from South Omaha and Kansas City markets with price ranges, totals, and trend notes. The text lists calves, steers, heifers, hogs, and lambs with varied bids and weights amid a busy trading day.
Corrected daily market note lists wheat No 1 and No 2 at 81.475, cattle with stockers and feeders at low to mid ranges, cows and heifers around 3.25, hogs at about 12.76, and produce including eggs and poultry, with mixed regional quotes and conditions. Names Charley van Yde and others appear in fragmented form within the aging teletyped feed.
Des Moines officials weigh Des Moines as a site for a national druggists building. Abe! 14, U.P. reports the Amine Pharmaceutical association is examining options. Chairman says new center could be chosen August 2.
Plans announced for a three day county reunion in Griswold with an estimated attendance of over 1,000 veterans and families. A full program includes speakers from Des Moines, government officials, a parade, ball game, Boy Scout and Girl Scout activities, musical concerts, athletic events, and community dances across Main Street and city parks.
The American Poultry Association will sponsor egg laying tests in Des Moines Iowa in Aug. per J K E Hite secretary of the Iowa Federation. The contest aims to boost production per hen and follows government production figures. Officials warn there is danger of famine in the coming season.
Audubon Iowa Aug 14 Death comes to Mrs Sophia Jorgensen a renowned Audubon pioneer at 82 from a heart attack. She leaves seven sons Sheriff Jorgensen and others in Audubon Brayton Exit Kimballton Guthrie county and five daughters including Mrs Mary Jytsen of Clos and Mrs Petersun of Enid Oklahoma.
Social notices from Lewis include visits from Smiths and the Fulton family, a Crystal Lake Sunday school event, and various relatives staying with hosts in Lawl and ShelBina. Reports note travel to Aberdeen or San Francisco, a bridge party for Mrs. Newton Funk, and Ernest Stevens recovering from a horse kick with slight improvement.
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