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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable facts. The item appears to be garbled and lacks coherent names dates places or events to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
Chicago and regional markets report large receipts and lower values across cattle hogs and sheep. Dealers note light hogs top around 9 dollars with feeders and calves weaker, while cattle show broader declines and lambs bring about 6 to 7 dollars.
Chicago market notes firmer closes with December wheat pressure easing as May contracts gain. Reports show moderate trade amid mixed livestock futures from South Omaha to St. Joseph, with cattle and hog markets weaker to mixed and cash grain bids moving.
A fragmented note describes New York produce with odd names and terms. Mentions fresh items and highs, unclear details of buyers or sellers, and possible product listings amid garbled OCR. The readable elements point to a local market item list rather than a full report.
Fragmented OCR stock list shows numerous company names and partial figures. The readable items include Chicago area firms and utilities such as United Corp and Standard, with scattered percentages and codes, but most entries are garbled, leaving an incomplete market snapshot.
Quotations show 48 hour market end at 10 a m with mixed cattle weights and prices. Heaviest lots 210 to 350 pounds quoted at 7.20 to 7.85 with various weights from 100 to 550 pounds. Deliveries to water-filled destinations weight-based, with ship-from distances affecting price.
Fragmentary OCR note listing dairy and poultry items with old pricing terms. Mentions turkeys chickens leghorn hens springs and roosters with various price cues and measurements. Content is partial and unclear but indicates livestock and dairy product offerings at a Chicago market.
A dense listing of daily radio programs across networks WABC WEAF WIZ and others. Items include talk shows Amos and Andy musical features Pure Oil Orch and Westinghouse Salute with stations in New York Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago and more. Schedule times span morning to late night with multiple regional mentions and orchestral, novelty, and weather segments.
The New York Stock Exchange showed mixed activity with notable tickers including Copper and Boeing near midday levels. Investors watched rail and industrial names as the market absorbed varied signals from industrials and transportation sectors.
Grain prices listed include Wheat at 60 cents, Corn 57 to 68 cents, No 3 and No 4 varieties, Barley 40 cents, Oats 29 cents, Rye 0 cents. Livestock price noted Hoge at 88.50 dollars with a 7.26 reading.
London Daily Telegraph prints an account by Frank Eastern Woodhead describing a battle between rebellious red soldiers and secret police near Moscow. He cites 1000+ troops killed and soldiers herded away in chains, with food riots also reported in Moscow on November 15.
A morning blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs William Farmalls near Lewis Texas caused light damage to a small wall. The fire started in a dwelling on the farm owned by Mrs Lucy Starr.
A lively carnival at Black Sham near Lewis drew a large crowd for a splendid program. The event featured a varied lineup and evening attractions that pleased attendees and organizers alike.
Four Iowans died in weekend accidents involving cars and a wagon near Clarinda Spencer Kirkwood Newton and Langdon. Victims include Curtis Pierce 17 Edith Verner and August Jacobs with others injured in crashes.
Oakland police killed the leader of a train robbery gang after a pursuit near a street. Officers recovered a cache of weapons including pistols, revolvers, rifles, and gas grenades. Smith, alias Ellen Ellis, and others were arrested for questioning as the gang attempted to flee.
Fragmented text suggests Christie era debates influencing a nationwide move to allow women to hold office or gain rights. The prompt references a united effort to admit women, possibly linked to a constitutional or organizational change, within a historical newspaper fragment.
In Macomb Illinois a gunman and two policemen die after a fierce shootout in front of the police station. Officers Edward Whittlesey and Ernest Bowman are killed. Luther Jackson is wounded and later dies. The gunman Elwin Wrell of Canton is killed during a pursuit.
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