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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
8
The Neéwé Telegraph office requests a written note to clarify a missing Bilad entry. Officials emphasize formal documentation is required to proceed with the inquiry.
Danville's Dodgers moved into second place in the Three-I league by trimming Decatur 17 to 2 as Davenport was idle. Terre Haute beat Evansville 11 to 4, and Quincy lost to Springfield 10 to 8.
Challenger Billy Conn may enter the ring at Yankee Stadium for his heavyweight title fight with Joe Louis on June 19 weighing under 180 pounds. Conn weighed 182 after yesterday's workout and completed eight more rounds, bringing his training-camp total to 217 rounds.
Massena residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Ottawa Illinois visitor Clara Smeltzer returns home after a month here. Arensmeier family just back from a Missouri fishing trip. Omaha guests include Mrs. Norman Yeats and Miss Shields. Amarillo Texas traveler Roy Curry and son Ralph visit relatives. Creston friends Mary Edwards Millie Edgar Frieda Edgar Lulu Edwards Ed Wagner plan six week summer courses starting June 18.
Local residents from Lewis, Boyden, Atlantic and surrounding towns visit relatives across Iowa and nearby states. Many trips cover Memorial Day gatherings, college plans for Keith Warne, and a wedding trip to Sioux Falls for Mark Marker and Janette Nelson after his European service.
Marie Johnson of Tampico attends Ottilia Petersen wedding in Anita and plans visits to relatives. Miss Marie Johnson of Chariton returns from a week with kin. Lillian Sorensen, nurse in Council Bluffs, visits her parents. Meta Rattenberg returns from Chicago with Peter Larsen family. Agnes Nielsen and Lamont Okey travel from Cedar Falls for two week visit to J. P. Nielsen. Harold Johnson Edel Hansen and relatives depart for Brush Nebraska and future California homes. Alvin Christensen Roy Schroeder and Margery Christensen visit before six week Santa Rosa trip.
Griswold notes Griswold-Dr. FE Lugland bought the old Andrews home from Clair Wilson who just acquired it. Wilson now owns a trailer house and plans a country tour to California with his family. John Hall with daughters and Mr and Mrs Earl Thulin and family left Friday in the Hall trailer and two cars bound for Portland Ore to settle there. Dr and Mrs R B Chisholm Mrs Rose McQuilkin and Mr and Mrs Lowell Hall with two sons visited Sunday.
Pastor Harold Zoeller of St. John’s Evangelical leaves for Atlanta Georgia for a three month health related sabbatical. Mrs Ollie Hoffman of Richmond California visits the Lyman Nett home this week. Robert Cranston promoted to private first class in Fulda Germany after a year in the army. Reverend Lansman of Audubon to move to the parsonage south of Lyman. Reverend DeWitt Stauffer relocates to Carson to lead First Presbyterian Church.
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Heavy trading lifted oats as markets anticipated cattle and poultry demand rising if July 1 ceilings are removed. July oats settled near 88 cents after intraday gains, with Minneapolis price boosts fueling buying and some profit taking before close. Corn and wheat showed mixed moves while overall grain prices held near ceilings in Chicago cash quotations.
Al Schmid, blinded Guadalcanal Marine and Navy Cross recipient, was named Father of the Year by the National Father’s Day Committee. A one year old son and his service in August 1942 are noted. Schmid is running for Pennsylvania state secretary as a Democrat.
Auction notice listing Barber and Clark Auctioneers with dates June 22 and participants Chris Pedersen and Anita. Details indicate public sale scheduling and involved parties.
Chicago and South Omaha markets show a drop in cattle values driven by scarce choice offerings. Hog demand remains strong at ceiling prices while sheep and calves move slowly. notable quoted ranges include slaughter steers 16.25 to 17.65, top 17.85, and hogs at 14.50 to ceiling.
Combined hog receipts at 19 yards and 11 packing plants across interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 a m today totaled 21 000, up from a holiday week ago and 19 700 a year ago. Prices ranged as hogs at 160 180 pounds 13 75 to 14 45 and 180 360 pounds 14 20 to 14 45 with sows 270 400 pounds at 18 45 to 13 70 and 450 550 pounds at 13 40 to 13 70.
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