First Band Concert Of The Season In Griswold
Griswold Iowa announces the first band concert of the season on Wednesday evening. Directed by WE Dickey, the program will continue through the summer months.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
4
Griswold Iowa announces the first band concert of the season on Wednesday evening. Directed by WE Dickey, the program will continue through the summer months.
Chicago market data for June 2 shows cattle receipts at 5,000, hogs 18,000, and sheep 9,000. Prices move steady to firm for cattle and calves, hogs trading $6.20 to $6.25 for bulk, and sheep at $8 to $10.50. feeders and stockers largely unchanged amid steady demand.
Chicago reports a mostly bearish session with grains uneven and weak. Surveys show June and September wheat prices slipping while corn holds near steady, and multiple livestock markets in Omaha and Sioux City show mixed gains and losses across hogs cattle and sheep.
Market notes report Beed Market Chicago with seed prices for Red Clover Alsike Clover Timothy and Timothy products. New York Stock Exchange trading totals 3,300,000 shares with closing bids listed for Amn Can and other names, including Auburn Auto, Balding, and Balmley.
Hog quotations from Des Moines for a 24 hour period ending 8 a m show 15,300 head moved, versus 18,400 a week ago. Prices listed for various weight classes from light to heavy and packing sows, with buyers more active than last week though demand moderate.
A township meeting will be held at the home of Mr Walter Kuhl Friday evening June 9 with a short program and business session. Members are asked to bring items for the meeting.
Speakers including Wy B. Ehlers and A V C Fouts discuss public demand for lower priced merchandise. Ehlers notes demand is real not chronic. merchants should guard quality even at low prices. Fouts outlines merchandising shifts, stockpiling, and optimism for regional improvement while noting upcoming labor shortages.
Not enough readable facts present to identify a person place or event. The fragmentary text mentions pants, bird, and treats but lacks coherent details or context to form a proper newspaper card summary.
Dear Anson and Boyer were among Idwa Stath College faculty riding in a car struck by a Rock Island passenger train about three miles from lows Fol. One passenger sustained serious injuries and remained unconscious for hours. doctors diagnosed severe trauma. Elkader, Ta.
A garbled note indicates Lovell and Mi iott city hospital today with sick and injured individuals. No clear names or events are readable.
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