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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
Chicago grain prices show mixed moves with wheat and corn varied by futures, while the Chicago and South Omaha stock markets report slow trading, steady cattle and hog receipts, and firm sheep prices. Key figures include July and September wheat quotes and live hog and cattle ranges alongside the day’s closing tendencies.
The listing promotes Iowa Corn Belt lands in Cass Adair Guthrie and Madison counties. It describes direct-from-owner bargains, flexible terms, and farm showings using two Fords. Properties range from 40 to 320 acres near Atlantic, Greenfield, Anita, Adair and other towns, with prices from about 100 to 190 dollars per acre and various down payments and carrybacks.
An elderly couple from Harrisburg Pennsylvania report kidney trouble and rheumatic pains but say Foley Kidney Pills relieved them after five bottles. They claim renewed vigor in old age and list conditions treated by the medicine.
S WHITED Assessor lists livestock parcels with counts and values including 11 year colts 3220 dollars, 2 year colts 5375 dollars, 531 horses 41093 dollars, 30 mules 2560 dollars, 321 1 year heifers 6346 dollars, 218 2 year heifers 6149 dollars, 693 cows 20571 dollars, 297 1 year steers 7184 dollars, 66 2-year steers 2434 dollars, and a 13 year steer 80 dollars.
Local notes recap visits shopping and farm activity in Lewis Atlantic and surrounding areas. Miss Cecil Perkins and Miss Geneva Lackey are among visitors while Theo Krause and Frank Enfield aid with farm work. A masquerade ball at Lyman drew a large crowd as Grace and Velma Krause recover from illness. Henry Multhaup buys two Overland cars. an advertised mail offer appears at end.
Beets Bluff Neb paper notes interest for landowners around Scotts Bluff. The report mentions a beet factory at Scotts Bluff and signals over a million in growers’ concerns or potential profits.
The Scotts Bluff area ends a 117 day campaign turning sugar beets into a million four hundred thousand dollars paid to growers. About 210 thousand tons were processed at Scotts Bluff factory with 40 thousand sent to other plants. Some 700 workers labored, and most will return to fields for summer. The 1914 crop was the largest supervised in the United States with improved yields and sugar content, totaling over 50 000 bags to be shipped by 1 000 freight cars.
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