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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
8
Chicago traders saw grains fall sharply with rye weak at about 3 percent and wheat down near two to three percent. July contracts led losses for wheat and rye while oats and barley slipped as cash grain activity showed no sales.
South Omaha futures show hogs at steady to weak with top 180 270 lb at 13.45 and 2860 300 lb at 11.50. cattle market slow but steady for good and choice fed steers and yearlings with top around 16.70 for 790 lb, calves 14.50, and sheep mixed with steady to strong demand for old crop lambs.
Trading ends with gains for Am Can Am T and T and Gen Elec while Am Loco Nat Bis and Radio slip. Major losses appear for Bendix Av and Rep Stl as oil and steel issues drive uneven performance across the market.
Combined hog receipts at 19 yards and 11 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 am show 38 200 head, down from 43 200 last week and 38 800 a year ago. Prices vary by weight and class with barrows and gilts broadly steady to weak and sows 10 to 20 cents lower in parts.
Cumberland Miss Mary Helen Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Arnold freshman at Ottumwa Heights college has been elected to Phi Theta Kappa the national honorary scholastic society Those elected are on the college honor roll at least three quarters in succession Miss Arnold a member of Tri Tau has been elected vice president of that society for the coming year and is a member of the W A A the Solidar ity of Our Lady and active in glee club semi chorus and dramatics
Mae Koob of Des Moines spent days in Brayton with Dr. W. R. Koob. Arnold Nelsen and daughter from Omaha joined his mother P. P. Nelsen for the weekend. Avoca’s Ben Howell and Texas visitors Jack Boggs family joined Memorial Day at H. M. Bartlett home. Freelin from Long Beach Cal and others visited, Teddy Worm planned a Berkeley trip to visit his sister.
Massena hosts includedMr and Mrs Herman Norbes and family Mr and Mrs Norbert Snyder and family and Mr and Mrs Wilford Schultz of Carroll Joining them were Elmer Emming recently returned from Australia as honor guest Guests in D R Finnell home included Lloyd Peterman and two sons Gordon and Zell Villisca Mr and Mrs Glen Andrews and sons Lyle and Loyd and Mr and Mrs Charles Mills and Kenneth Cumberland Also Mr and Mrs R R Arensmeyer and Joyce Broadcast Plant Feed advises even distribution of plant food when growing crops in beds or tight spaces. apply half lengthwise and half crosswise for uniform coverage.
Public safety note urges drivers to slow down when children are present near highways and to be ready to stop instantly if needed.
Naeton and Dalton are named as attorneys with Tom C. Smith, Attorney-at-Law, in the legal notice section indicating representation in the matter.
A feature notes that want ads promise to connect buyers and sellers, offering streamlined listings to attract property deals. It highlights simple placement, broad reach, and quick responses as key benefits for users seeking fast transactions.
Atlantic market quotes list sweet cream at 52 cents per unit, No 1 cream 51, No 2 cream 49, eggs extra 30, No 1 27, No 8 20, heavy breed hens 19 cents, Leghorn hens 17, old roosters 4, heavy breed springs 4 cents, Leghorn springs 22.
The nation’s petate crop reaches an all time high with an estimated 470 million bushels in 1843, about 100 million more than last year. A promotional note reads Your Scrap Will Make Bombe.
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