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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
2
Wheat July values range 199 to 206 with Sept around 188 to 199. Corn July 145 to 149, Sept 134 to 180, Dec near 95. Oats July around 68, Sept 60s, Dec mid 80s. Pork Lard and Bibs prices fluctuated with July and Sept figures near 21 dollars and 38 dollars respectively.
Chicago market report shows hogs trading around 16. ten to 16.60 with top 16.10 and varied quality. Cattle receipts near 2,000 with beeves tops at 12.70. Sheep receipts 4,000 with reported top lambs 17.50 and sheep 14.00. Estimated week ahead receipts listed for Monday and next week.
South Omaha stock market notes cattle and hog receipts for June 2 with price ranges and lots. Hogs show mixed, butchers, and good to choice heavy cuts with top around 16.76, while cattle receipts around 200 and no sheep recorded.
Richness and age are vital for whipping cream. Use 30 to 40 percent cream at least twenty four hours old, cooler is better. A dash of lemon juice prevents froth and helps whipping. Rhubarb Marmalade blends rhubarb figs candied orange peel with sugar overnight then cooks to jelly. Spiced Cucumbers soak in salt brine, then jar with a vinegar sugar pepper mix. Peas with onions fry in butter, add cooked rice and canned peas, serve hot.
Plant beans corn cucumbers squash tomatoes after frost danger. Set late cabbage the last of July. sow turnips and radishes late in July on ground used for early maturing vegetables. Lettuce peas radishes beans and corn may be planted at two week intervals for continuous supply. Stay by it and you will find it profitable and enjoyable.
John Budd buys Fifth Street MapleStream home from Bertha and Belle Brad, adds interest in Atlantic Rubber Co, plans to move from Anita with family. Deal made by J S Brown and Son. Public notice lists dressmaking schools, debt settlement, Civil War veterans rally location, and Chamberlain cough remedy endorsement.
A dated quote on the dangers of political bungling highlights widespread suffering and ruin among large populations. The speaker warns that poor governance harms diverse groups and erodes public trust.
What women like to know about fashion, an afternoon dress described in crepe de Chine with pearl gray and rose colors. The collar and vestee in white georgette crape hemstitched, bodice girdle hand embroidered in colors, box plaited skirt ornamented with self covered buttons. New York City designer Franklin Simon & Co.
Practical advice on air freshening and cleaning methods for homes. Instructions cover freshening velvet and feathered items, deodorizing cabbage or onion odors with ground cinnamon, cleansing crocheted pieces, a lemon juice manicure solution, reducing room heaviness with drapery, cleaning silver with washing powder, and serving wholesome, lightly sweetened prunes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roberts are the happy parents of a new daughter born Wednesday of this week. Mrs. Picken holding her own after the terrible accident in which she lost her arm, reported as recovering. Rev. J. C. Currie returns from Boston with seven delegates to the general assembly, visiting Washington, New York, Niagara, and Philadelphia during two weeks away. Attorney H. Boorman returns home after forty days at his ranch in North Dakota and Minnesota. John White, longtime city resident, taken to hospital suffering with pneumonia.
Directions from a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin describe making bread from whole wheat and graham flour home style. Recipes include Whole Wheat or Graham Bread and Home Ground Wheat Bread with measurements for milk or water, yeast, sugar and salt, plus rising and baking steps.
A Country Gentleman excerpt advises keeping month old chicks separate from older fowls to prevent pecking and maiming. Provide liberal yard space for exercise, raise fencing, and use a wire covered runway to feed chicks away from older birds.
A fragmented meditation argues that true literary success comes from embracing failure and folly. It muses on poetry, labor, listening, and modest parents, warning that early marriages may mislead the future. The piece urges bold risk, swimming with the big fish to learn.
A Scottish village minister on holiday hands duties to a deputy. On a northward journey he catches a cold and arrives at a village inn late Saturday. He orders hot lemonade but the bell rings faintly, remarking his own hoarseness. A servant replies with calmly odd wit about crackers. A Cincinnati gardener story about two Degrees and a missing Sam follows with comic miscommunication.
Agricultural notes advise focusing on faster pork production as demand exceeds supply. Farmers urged to keep pigs off pasture until grass can establish, and to stock up with wide mouthed jars and glassware for canning. The two upcoming months will largely determine crop prospects and storage needs.
A fragmented old line notes that many people are discontent with their own condition because they form an absurd idea of others happiness. It critiques orators who seek to impress with length and rhetoric rather than substance.
Mrs L R Webb of Bethany sister of Mrs Manning visits the Manning home. Miss Helga Christensen returned from Ilman Il where employed as a trimmer. Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church meets at Mrs Driver 606 Oak St Monday afternoon June 4. Miss Frances Poch at Paxton Hotel as telephone operator visits her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Poch. Miss Maria Woolsey of Omaha and Miss Blanche Woolsey of Chicago visit with Mrs and Mrs F W Woolsey. Eq Johnson of Chicago with George Johnson arrives for visit with grandmother Mrs H C Johnson. Secretary Relyea of the Commercial club returns from Omaha where he testified in a U S revenue service hearing. Mrs T C M Whitmore ill but improved.
Rebecca Fox will lead a new dressmaking class at Terry Dressmaking School beginning Tuesday. The address listed is 402 Linn Street. Also referenced is a cheap light Welsh paper product for carbon copies and a Telegraph notice, with concise promotional lines.
The National Defense Council awarded contracts for 2,450,000 pairs of shoes to supply the army and navy. The decision was announced yesterday by government authorities, detailing the scale of procurement and involvement of the defense council.
The assessor lists land and property values for Pymoxa Township under Anton Jensen. It itemizes acres, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, vehicles, merchandise, and other property with totals. the overall property value stands at 243,200 and credits total 21,900.
An old advertisement fragment touts Triumph Pills as safe and reliable cures not sold in drug stores. It warns readers not to experiment with others and promises relief with details from the National Medical Institute in Matherplate Wisconsin. Scratch pads and colored script pads are offered for 16 cents each.
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