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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
Hogs higher and cattle steady with mixed grain quotes from Atlantic and Chicago markets. Wheat No 2 dark red at $1.18, corn No 1 white 60¢, oats 40¢, eggs 19¢, butter fat 40¢. Chicago futures show varied open, low and close, while livestock receipts at St Joseph and Chicago reflect higher prices for hogs and cattle across weight classes.
Fox farming expands as a growing industry with an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 silver foxes kept in captivity. The News Telegraph notes the sector’s emergence and relevance to national markets.
The advised method notes that a pencil stain on silk can often be removed with a T0 percent xaludion solution applied with a thrush, or with peroxide of hydrogel, depending on the ink or pencil composition and its indelible nature.
Me Tunittar swith the policies the orliuurs secretary.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Chautauqua June 20 20 with 16000 delegates. The program titled Women as a Working Power centers on internationalism citizenship education and public health. Notable speakers include Mrs Thomas G Winter Mrs Horace Mann Towner Mrs Charles Evans Hughes and Bishop Clinton Quin. The event features discussions on ethics economics and the role of women in society with cultural performances and pageants.
The piece notes that English doctors voice louder protests about rising charges from specialists while the public reports fees as a burden. It highlights perceived declines in access and affordability amidst debate over professional costs and patient burden.
Fragmentary note mentions Hansen and Lowe connected with New Century and P. C. equipment. Possible references to DeLaval separators and related machinery. Text is incomplete but indicates a trade or supplier listing.
Miss Katherine Selah, twenty six, named youngest woman to head statistics for the Internal Revenue service. She says the dictionary is the best aid for learning, more helpful than any reference book. Photo shows Miss Selah studying Webster’s big book.
A fragment quotes Life's Board as saying life’s board offers a spectrum from high achievers to eccentrics. The source notes a writer remarks on the varied range, reflecting a Duston transcription style.
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