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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
8
Abstracts filed by Savery and Co and Tom Smith serving as attorney at law for Dalton and Dalton in a matter likely involving property or title due diligence. The record notes attorneys of record and the parties' names in a formal legal notice context.
The Columbia River flood forces mass evacuations as 000 gallons spill into the river. Power output drops at Grand Coulee and Bonneville. Upstream, river levels recede while downstream lows flood hurt farms, homes, and dikes across Idaho and Oregon. The Red Cross reports 45,000 affected and broader losses run into millions.
The Atlantic Memorial hospital treated multiple patients today including Cleo Brown and David Woltmann for surgeries. Others listed as in medical care at the hospital include Jens Sorensen Irwin Pellett Dorothy Mauk Mrs Jennie Burnham Mrs Mae Barnes Erin Shepperd and more. Several individuals were released over the weekend and a windmill incident left a child with a severe cut requiring stitches. Drive carefully lest this motor trip be your last.
Des Moines state headquarters said most of the 1,006 Iowa National Guard members in Waterloo since May 19 would be out of uniform by tomorrow night. Demobilization to be complete except for an administrative detail.
Wheat slipped from the day’s highs on reports of bigger winter wheat output amid rains in the southwest. Corn rose on light country offerings while oats followed the corn rally. profit taking later eyed the feed grain pits. July wheat at 2.83, corn 38.17, oats around 92 cents. Chicago cash bids varied by grade, with No. 2 lifters and sample grades listed.
Receipts today around 38 000, week 27 600, year 30 600, actuals yesterday 31 000 with unloading at two packing plants in southern Minnesota and twelve plants plus about 80 concentration yards in Iowa. Prices ease up to 25 cents lower, some 50 cents off. Barrows and gilts quoted by weight bands from 160 pounds to over optional ranges, with various declines and premiums noted. Pedestrian safety reminder about wearing footwear at night on highways.
Omaha and Chicago livestock markets report hogs and cattle with varied weights and prices. Hog sales mix mostly 24 to 26 plus for lighter weights and 18 to 21 for heavier. cattle steady to mixed with feeder and yearling strength offset by weaker cows and bulk steer prices around 81 to 84. Sheep and lambs show slow demand with steady to weak tone and values near mid 20s for lambs and low teens for slaughter ewes.
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