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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads as a court note about an unc form and a query over "Ary," with unclear context and no stable names or dates readable from the snippet.
Abed Nyeni takes lead in a contested Leis debate as candidates spar over policy, with Nyeni gaining traction among voters. Key supporters from local groups back Nyeni, signaling a sharpening race.
Readable parts show scattered names and places. the text is garbled with missing letters and incomplete phrases, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item. Further context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or location details.
June 3 reports from Chicago and surrounding markets show cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with prices varying by class. Cattle steady to firm, hogs steady to higher, sheep moderate, with Kansas City and South Omaha figures, and notable feed costs and new highs for certain classes.
Grain receipts and shipments rose in Chicago today with wheat prices up, aided by private reports from the Canadian northwest of high winds and moisture affecting yields. Winter wheat estimates ranged from 533 to 557 million bushels, spring wheat 246 to 264 million, and Canadian visible wheat supply fell about 5.6 million bushels. Corn and rye moved narrowly as weather remained favorable and cash markets firm.
Butter prices list 24019 tubs creamery extras and standards with various grades. Pica cavenn graded firsts and ordinary firsts show fractions and cents. Longhorns brick and other meat and packing stock cited. Wise white dairy product noted at $2.75.
On June 3 New York stock exchange activity reached 750,450 shares with bond sales at 8,005,000 dollars. Readings show varied quotes across many names including AT&T, Coca-Cola, Can Pac, and Anaconda, reflecting cautious trading and price fluctuations.
A dense OCR of a mid central US radio schedule lists networks and time slots across multiple cities such as New York Boston Chicago and Detroit. It names stations like WABC WEAF WGR WOL Columbia Network NBC and NBC Black and Gold Room Orchestra with numerous program blocks and orchestra lineups acrossEastern Atlantic and Western stations reflecting a sprawling daylong broadcasting map.
The list shows varied traders and firms such as Pure Oil, Radio Corp, Sears Roebuck, Shell, Standard Oil California, Studebaker Motors, Texas Co, UnitedCarbon, U S Steel, Westinghouse Electric, and West Union, with diverse percentages, indicating relative holdings or performance alongside utilities and industrials. Data points include oil majors, chemical producers, steelmakers, and electrical power firms across multiple sectors.
New York June 3 closing Liberty bonds quotations show 6 percent bonds at 40001. First 4 percent at 101.22 and fourth 102.10. Treasuries quoted as 44s T12. 18 and Treas. due 108.6.
Market notes show corrected daily grain values with Wheat and No 2 grades, plus corn and mixed barley tags. Butterfat and egg indices appear weak with graded egg numbers. Poultry prices list Leghorn hens, spring chickens, ducks, geese, and turkey notes, indicating broad poultry demand shifts.
Partial returns show Dickinson leading Hammill in eastern counties and Linn and Scott counties. Dickinson wins Polk and Des Moines regions by strong margins, with Woodbury county reporting the largest state margin. Final results uncertain as rural areas lag in full reporting.
Turner declares victory as stronger demand for real property tax reform and fair enforcement emerges across districts. Smith gains rural losses despite backing income tax opposition, while Dickinson thanks supporters for their loyal backers in the campaign. Osborne remains unopposed Democratic nominee, facing the Republican challenge.
Capt J J Franco of Des Moines United States Army told the Atlantic Rotary Club last evening that youth military training camps have grown remarkably in size and popularity over the past decade, becoming a key part of shaping young men. He spoke on organized efforts and aims of such camps, noting sustained expansion and support from veterans groups.
Captain France describes government funded camps giving eager youths military discipline drill citizenship instruction and athletic opportunities. Loyalty and obedience are taught with salutes to the flag seen as building the true spirit of loyalty. Punishment is minimal mainly kitchen duty or privilege denial. The day features 45 minutes citizenship instruction and afternoon athletics led by college and federal reserve officers. The Walk presented a club version with L M Martin and Charles Demarest of Contest Bluffs and Arnold Hinson of Jantic among attendees.
A long illness ended for a Ashland resident as a large circle of kin gathered at her bedside. Surviving family included children and siblings from Minnesota, Missouri Valley, Arion and Madrid. The funeral was held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home, with burial beside her husband in Ashland Cemetery.
City police have tagged many cars since Mayor W. Carey Martin announced strict enforcement of the curb parking rule in the business district. Preliminary warnings are issued. a second offense will bring a citation before the mayor.
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