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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
4
A Chicago market recap notes light trade and broad pessimism fading in grain and livestock. Wheat and corn show firmer tendencies with export demand lingering. hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and prices vary across regions as futures influence cash markets.
H. F. Nau, auctioneer, advertises fine specials for New Sebectibary, urging renewals and fast premiums at the new enrian banks. Sphd John Cw. Gary. CG. W. Archer, 22-4. Jam, 27.
Marquette and Dacken offer loans on select good farms and can arrange first and second mortgages. Limited funds available at National Bank Building.
The News Telegraph urges Cass County residents to join a relief drive for overseas children. A long list of donors and organizations contributes to a total near $1,000, with Liberty Bonds accepted at face value. Town groups, churches, clubs, and individuals donate varying amounts as the deadline nears.
A fragmentary OCR shows a list of residents and family names associated with a Presbyterian church. Names include Nadine Spier Harold Rian ALM Laubgent Seybert Lucretia Ewert Musson J. Stavengen Mrs. Simpson Carruthers and J. Simmons along with Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Plaina Carruthers.
Washington dispatch reports a clash between the administration and farm groups over a proposed extension of one billion dollars in German credit for American product purchases. The Farm Bureau federation will present a revised plan to the Senate Agriculture Committee, arguing the loan would open German markets and stabilize farm prices, with William Wallace Bratier advocating priority over indemnity plans.
Des Moines reports fire marshal J A Tracy calls for tougher rules on gasoline filling stations including steel instead of glass containers and banning engine idling during fills. He aided by North America Fire Marshals association in New York and seeks federal action this winter to regulate gas stations and moving picture theaters with fire proof booths.
A brief advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion as easy to take and very agreeable. The pills cost a quarter and are sold by Joai P. Price, Gibson and Rabe, and all other druggists, with The Newa Telegraph cited for news.
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