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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1948
Page
8
Adair hosts Kate Krumm and guests from Montieth Bondurant McCallsburg Anita Iowa City and Des Moines as well as adjacent families at the Arnburg home. Gaylord Archer entertains Des Moines and Avoca families along with Prairie City teacher Miss Shirley.
In Council Bluffs two 14 year olds Bob Hendricke and Standley Croushera were convicted of bicycle thefts in municipal court and sent to a boys school though committal papers were withheld. Two others Elbert Hatcher and Jame II Fitch, both 15, were convicted of bicycle thefts purse snatching and breaking into a vacant house and were ordered to a boys school. Fitch's father the Rev Theodore Fitch was convicted of contributing to delinquency of a minor after failing to inform authorities.
Audubon society records Thanksgiving greetings as Ft. Worth Texas travelers visit family in Audubon while Ft. Dodge and Shenandoah relatives spend time with local kin. Lenox clergy and Lenox residents host relatives, and Shenandoah guests join the Bayleys in a holiday gathering.
New York The NAM opening keynote urged cooperation between industry and government and between management and labor to solve inflation insecurity and inadequate thrift The three day congress follows a Democratic victory and called for teamwork with the public interest as the measure Thrift is deemed inadequate for expanding productive capacity and financing new industries Savings are seen as a check on inflationary pressures.
The long form T0400 has been mailed to 400,000 lowans, says H W Birmings him the federal internal revenue collector for Taws. Forms were sent to all persons who used that form last year. Signs along highways warn “Slow Curve” to protect drivers and prevent accidents.
Chicago grains mostly held steady with fractional gains as buying near close nudged prices. Soybeans and lard firm on news of higher fats and oils exports while cash rye purchases by the government supported rye.
Marne residents hosted and visited family and friends from Omaha Pocahontas Adair Stuart Atlantic Guthrie Center and Vinton. Guests included Paul Bintner and family, Mr and Mrs George Herman, Miss Pearl Wheatley, and Mrs Bert Downing among others with hospital and shopping outings noted.
Hog prices fall with 50c to 1.90 lower in Omaha and Chicago feeders. Cattle and calves show pressure with few steady gains in fed steers, stockers, and feeders. Sheep bid tones ease as fat lambs, ewes, and lamb offerings mix in subdued trading.
Direct Selling Market reports 68 000 receipts today with 42 000 week and 59 700 year totals and 80 000 actuals yesterday. Uncertain conditions with 2 packing plants in Minnesota and 12 plants in Iowa plus 30 concentration yards and out-of-state shipping. Prices steady to 50 cents lower, mostly 25–50 cents off Tuesday. Hog weight ranges with mixed quotes for barrows, gilts and sows. It’s always train time at a rail crossing. look both ways.
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