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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
4
Robinson announces a classic sale at his farm south of Villisca on Wednesday June 6 at 12:30. Jerseys and high grade cattle will be sold. headlined by Elwood a Longview bred bull with prizes across the central west. Order with Wilken Monument Works for bargains and window shades.
A fragmented report notes thirty four examined at Lincoln school in a summer test with references to doctors and officials. It mentions consultations, planned corrections before the next term, and a list of names linked to medical examinations amid a general roundup.
Fragmented notice reports a meeting of OGD Fellows and Rebekahs on a Thursday at a Bayph church. It mentions a memorial service and a vote concerning deceased men with a street window shade service referenced.
Chicaze markets report hog prices 40 cents lower than a week ago amid an overall weak tone despite 3,000 head demand. Cattle and sheep receive mixed to steady bids with varied weights and classes. receipts for hogs 3,000. cattle 200. South Omaha and St Joseph figures noted with fluctuating prices across weight categories.
Grain markets show gains with wheat and corn advancing on the Chicago Board of Trade. Reports note moderate overnight export demand, scattered buying by commission houses, and gains amid fair to mostly fair weather. cash grain quotes reflect mixed premiums across wheat, corn, oats, and rye with various U.S. market receipts and futures activity.
Teaneh NS markets report firsts and prices for poultry eggs and dairy. Listings include live poultry such as leghorns hens and turkeys, cheese products, beef stock, potatos receipts and miscellaneous farm items with unit prices and quantities.
Liberty bond quotations show Us 96.8 first, I O2H Fourth 4s and other issues listed with trans options at 160.2, trans 4s 103.2 and 106.20. The figures reflect trading levels for government securities as recorded in New York.
Market notes show Westinghouse at 151 percent and Coca Cola at 121 percent, with White Motors 38 percent and Willys Overland 21 percent. Other names include Mack Truck 92 percent, Marland Oil 34 percent, and Sears Roebuck Ltd of Cal 145 percent, among varied small listings.
New York shares on June 1 show heavy turnover with 1,038,700 shares traded in a style exchange sale and overall five day and weekly totals in the tens of millions. Prices listed include Amn, Aste], T. & T, Wool, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Cun. Pac., Gen. Motors, Union Carbide and other notable firms with varied percentage changes.
Fragmentary OCR shows a price listing with Wisconsin and Minnesota sacks, white sets priced near $1.00, Idaho sacks and related quantities. Missing context. preserves limited item identifiers and dollar values from the historical shipment table.
Corrected daily market notes show butterfat 44c per pound, eggs 240 per case, hens over 4 pounds 22c, under 4 pounds 19c, broilers 80c, Leghorn broilers 27c, roosters 10c, ducks 10c. Cattle prices: stockers and feeders 10.00 to 11.00, cows and heifers 6.60 to 10.00. Grain prices: wheat 0.80, corn No 3 0.70, barley 1c, oats No 3 or better 0.70.
Washington reports President Hoover, after endorsing the plan, pressing Congress to pass the farm relief legislation this summer and require tariff revision by November 1. Congress shows reluctance with a few allies seeking timely pet-problem settlements and calls for public senate rule changes and a verdict in Andrew Mellon’s case.
Congress debates key measures before recess. The House works to dispose of the census and reapportionment bill, potentially enacting it Thursday. The Senate faces action on President Hoover’s commendation for the rational origins act as lawmakers show little chance of striking down the law set to take effect July 4.
The English political scene shifts as Stanley Baldwin contemplates forming a new conservative cabinet despite the Labour landslide led by Ramsay MacDonald. Key party leaders meet this week, signaling a possible coalition and a new parliament for July.
The city announces that the customuy alarms from one power house at the manierial , plint-fire, carlew and oTay Tite whistle will be discontinued for about 30 days during repairs. Superintendent Nichols of Municipal Maut.
A bizarre find at Atlantic municipal plant ash pit described as a small 4 inch creature with 20 legs and crawfish like body. Workmen buried it in ashes after it reacted when placed on a board, allegedly snapping its pincers. Mr Morrison cited and framed the tale for a local feature.
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