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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
8
Army Specialist Third Class Richard E. Wahlert, son of Lester T. Wahlert, recently completed the noncommissioned officer academy at Fort Riley Kansas.
Dr. Paul James announced the Audubon Lions will run a city wide flag sale next week for Flag Day. Club members will canvass homes Monday and Tuesday to raise funds for a scoreboard at the new high school athletic field.
USDA summaries show hogs 4 000 head at Omaha trading mixed with 25 to 50 cent declines for butchers, sows down, and lighter spots. Cattle and calves streamline with steady to up, stockers mixed, lambs around 24 to 27 dollars, while Des Moines reports 43 500 receipts with prices easing.
Chicago Friday grain trading shows oats steady to higher while most markets rise on news of President Eisenhower's illness. Wheat gains 1½ to 3 percent with July at 2.09, corn around 1.53, soybeans up to 3.13, and lard up to 12.05 per hundred pounds.
New York stocks ended the week with a downturn as three selling waves driven by concerns over the president's illness hammered prices. Some buying near the close steadied the market, leaving most issues down one to seven points at the low, with many off one to three points as the session ended.
Mrs. M. F. Corica and Craig of Ft. Dodge visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Willam Hoffman in Adair. On Wednesday lightning struck the W. D. Worth acreage barn in west Adair, damaging rafters siding and the roof.
A coroner's jury in Boone County urges the grand jury to decide if there is enough evidence to indict David Hickle, driver in a fatal May 12 collision with Truman Caldwell. Caldwell's wife Vivian was killed in the crash.
Diners respond to a host’s humorous promise of sausage by a polite request to sit up and say please. The moment captures lighthearted kitchen banter and a shared appetite. No formal event documented.
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