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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
4
Special notice records multiple birth items from Cumberland Indiana including a son born to Walter Schmidt on June in New Son Hancock and a boy birth to Mr and Mrs Harvey Schnackel on June 1, a girl born to Mrs and Mrs Frank Robinson west of town on Memorial Day.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at the home 1107 Locust Street for Mrs. William Crismin, a well known local lady who died Tuesday morning at Atlantic Hospital. Rev. E. Moore of the Atlantic Methodist Episcopal Church officiated, assisted by Rev. M. A. Gable of Council Bluffs. Burial followed in Athletic Cemetery with pallbearers Hert Oakes, B. Berry, W. J. Lowe, A. C. Fouts, John Walter, and Clarence Oakes.
Chicago June 7 grains closed sharply lower. Wheat eased about 2 to 3 cents with futures dipping on rain in the American northwest and Canada. prices showed scattered selling by commissions and locals. Corn and oats followed wheat lower, receipts estimated around 21 cars for Indian wheat shipments 248 600 bushels this week. Argentine shipments 4 342 000 bushels. Notes list cash and futures quotes for wheat corn and oats with various grade prices and country elevators.
Chicago hogs sold steady with top at 10.10, futures mixed across cattle and calves. Receipts at major markets show hogs strongest, with beef cattle steady to easy. lambs steady to lower. Reports cover Chicago Omaha Kansas City St Louis St Joseph Sioux City and South Omaha markets with prices, weights, and top figures for hogs cattle sheep and calves.
New York June 7 closing Liberty bond quotations show variations with 4% bonds at 101.423 and 4th 4s at 101.26. Other listed figures include 100.1 and 10010 for different issues, reflecting a mixed session for Treasury securities.
New York stocks on the New York Stock Exchange today totaled 9 179 400 shares with bonds at 42 864 000. Key movers included American Can 89 percent, American Sugar 105 percent, Adolph Coors 183 percent, Bethlehem Steel 4, General Electric 154 percent, General Motors 191 percent, Radio Corp 192 percent, Southern Pacific 123 percent, Union Pacific 195 percent, United Cigar 80 percent, Rubber 4144 percent, U S Steel 149 percent, Westinghouse 101 percent, Willys Overland 26 percent, Coca Cola among others.
Corrected dairy market notes list Tutterfat hens and eggs prices for leghorn hens, geese and ducks, broilers numbers, with grain rates and stockers and feeders. Cows and heifers range around four dollars ten cents per hundred weight, reflecting farm market values.
Fragmentary OCR item references Mack Truck Maryland Roebuck 106 percent Chrysler 70 percent Btdy Olof Calif BTy Ltd of Nydy 44 percent. No coherent event or clear entities beyond these names.
Stok and injured US with rheumatism. Floyd Lamoreaux confined to home with sciatic rheumatism as friends wish for speedy recovery. Aura Wormley had appendix removed at Jones hospital. Mrs Rasmussen medical patient at Jones hospital. F P Bailey operated at municipal plant hospital. Nrenner admitted to Atlantic hospital for medical treatment. Howard Fletcher seriously injured in Massena crash improving at Atlantic hospital. Hoff man recover ing in Adair county jail after collision charge. Robert Hurlburt convalescing from tonsil operation at Atlantic hospital. Alice Guthrie visits friend in Massena.
Local brief notes report Mie Joseph Krauth ill with pneumonia showing some improvement in Creston. In Avoca Jane Jie underwent a goiter operation at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs. William Kay injured in a Monday accident on highway No 4 south of Avoca remains in Mercy hospital Council Bluffs in critical condition with internal injuries and multiple fractures.
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