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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
4
Mrs Tra Paschal returned Sunday afternoon from Excelsiare Split and her health showed improvement. The item notes a benefit event to aid her health and mentions the news source.
City orders Elm Street from Twelfth to Ninth, First from Sixth to Third, and Fourteenth from Birch to Sunnyside Park roped off and traffic excluded. All motion and access forbidden. public urged to observe to prevent accidents. Bay Trainer, Mayor.
Market report from New York shows mixed stock activity with railroad and industrial bonds uneven. Advances in some railroad issues contrast with steadiness elsewhere, while government lands hold steady but fail to recover from yesterday.
New Chicago cash grain quotes show bids for No 2 hard and mixed grains while hogs and cattle rally on strong receipts. Cattle receipts around 8,000 with steady to higher heifer, steer, and cow prices. hogs up about 10 cents on bulk sales. Lean stock in feed also gains as buyers show demand and market activity remains robust.
Daily grain and livestock notes list steady to slow bids on hogs cattle stockers and feeders with cows and heifers around forty dollars per hundredweight. Also mentions egg prices and poultry figures with various small items noted. President Coolidge sent to the Senate confirmations for Charles W. Hunt of Wisconsin to the Federal Trade Commission and John J. Walth of New Orleans to the Shipping Board.
An earlier committee recommendation led to Mitchaill being denied reappointment as chief of service in the Coolidge administration. Weeks read a letter to the president urging against renewal, citing personal desires and public interest in integrity and administrative fitness.
Supreme Court ruling upholds Iowa cooperative law after district judge’s verdict. John Weirberg case affirms constitutionality of cooperative rules amid attack by local opponents. The decision preserves regulatory framework for farm cooperatives in northern Iowa.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale at Alexander's with baskets and dig mite coverage. The text is incomplete but indicates a retail event or display involving baskets and merchandise. No clear dates, prices, or full details are readable.
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