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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
4
Hog receipts around 42,000 with mixed steady to 50 cent declines and top near 7.75. Cattle receipts 9,300 with steers weak to 25 cent lower, best beef around 8.85. Sheep and lambs show slight firmness then weakness. Chicago and Chicago area slaughter numbers cited with varied weights and classes.
The market reports Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats across various grades and classes. Prices show No 2 hard wheat at 1 53 to 1 57 and No 1 white corn around 45 to 66 cents with mixed, dark red and white classifications listed. Soft grades oats and barley appear at 29 to 57 cents in assorted lots.
Farm loan money is available at all times with terms explained by local lenders. The notices list Farmers Savings Bank contact points and several taxi and livery services including Reese-Soft, Wilkes Truex Co, and F D Kreamer with day and night phone numbers.
De Laval cream separators referenced with 4d28 appears in a brief trade item. The note indicates suppliers Tansen and Lowe, and mentions New Century and P. OQ cultivators in a compact listing.
Miss Oza Cunningham visits James for a week with friends. Miss Myrtie Hardenburgh stays with friends at Griswold. John Trede visits Nebraska with his mother. daughter Mary Louise Savery visiting Omaha. W. H. Oaks donates $15 to Atlantic Fire Department. thanks issued. Seville family of Walnut visits Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson on East Fifth. Mrs. J. M. Emmett returns from Omaha. Ward of Sioux City visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Ward. son Robert to visit from Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ezgers and son Sarl travel to Avoca to visit relatives and celebrate a birthday. First Presbyterian Men’s Club supper and social at church basement Friday at 6:30. J. W. Roberts leases dairy farm to Walter Darling. they move to 607 West Sixth. R. M. Preston pays speeding fine of 5 in mayor’s court. warrants to issue for other speeders. Rotary picnic at Sunnyside park draws large crowd. many attend city league game. County treasurer begins striking off names of delinquents. many cars in office. Summer school at State Teachers College Cedar Falls attracts Atlantic area students. Body of Mrs. Margaret V Dawson arriving from Des Moines for burial in Atlantic Cemetery. Mrs. Dawson widow of Charles D. Dawson, pioneer Atlantic figure, died at daughter’s home in Bes Maines. Mrs. Alta Cline and daughters depart to Los Angeles to make their home.
Local notices recall Mrs Cline and daughter leaving Atlantic for a new home with warm friends bidding farewell. The body of Mrs Mathies Rager, early Atlantic resident, will arrive in town Thursday morning for burial beside her husband, who died in 1885. Also listed is a district court suit over a failed mortgage renewal seeking 240 dollars, and upcoming educational and musical events with the Atlantic band, plus reminiscences of 42 years since G F P Auerbach arrived in Atlantic.
The Federal Trade Commission urges establishing central markets for perishable foods in major cities and a nationwide licensing system for all dealers. It finds present intertrade practices hinder passage from producer to consumer and calls for extensive regulations, price stability, and reduced hoarding. It notes limited state power to regulate handling and highlights rising flour profits and consolidation in the milling industry.
The Mohammedan princess of Bhopal, likely the only female Indian state ruler, has purchased 4,000 silver watches to set time for her people and sent for 2,500 more. Bhopal, central India’s principal province, seats in a throne held by a woman for over seven years. its capital Bhopal hosts about 75,000 residents.
Jeffersonville reporters from the Russell Sage foundation examined Clarke county to study a flood of marriages and divorces. In the past year more than 3 000 persons wed while the county population is about 30 000. Since November 29 1919 a total of 207 suits were filed in local courts with 149 for divorce.
Confusing can and may in English usage described with examples to show power permission and probability. The piece contrasts can with may and touches on could and would in past or subjunctive contexts.
A Sunday community mass meeting under the Iowa state hygiene welfare campaign featured Dr Theodore Hansen speaking. Floyd Baldwin and son Harold left for Iowa City for Harold, 12, to visit the state child welfare hospital for a knee issue. The Weidman family moves to Holly Colorado. Mr Weidman’s ill father in Red Oak may delay. Mrs Ralph Hillhouse is in Presbyterian hospital Omaha after a trip to Nebraska City for rest.
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