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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1930

Page

4

Market cattle and hog prices rise on strong demand in Chicago

Chicago market report shows hog receipts 52,000 with demand firm and prices up 10 to 15 cents, top at 10.50. Cattle receipts 20,000 with values down 15 to 25 cents, calves 50 cents lower, milk price ranges for steers and cows noted. South Omaha and St Joseph totals accompany regional comparisons.

Jeago M. S Omaha E.bel Joe City Saul Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo Chicago South Omaha St. Joseph

Chicago Produce Price List Describes Mixed Produce and Poultry

Chicago June 9 markets show butter at 20 429 to extras and standards 41 29 percent. packing stock 16 18y5 graded P2483. dirties noted. Twin pigs and new stock from America. long horns, turkeys 18 cents, hens 12 124 percent, leghorn roosters. Ducks, spring cheese, potatoes 282 ears. U S shipments 1 032 south. Bliss Triumph fancy stock $3 7163 85. Cobblers and bls prices 5 26 Tina.

Chicago America U.S South Exn North Caro

Grains rise on buying as markets firm in Chicago

Chicago reports stronger buying pushing grain receipts and shipments higher. Wheat up modestly with corn and oats following. cash trade remains active with favorable weather and generally firm local markets. Winnipeg opened early ahead of Chicago as new building ceremonies influenced trading. World shipments total 11,110,000 bushels versus 19,765,000 a year ago.

Chicago Boards of Trade -Building Win- Hipee

New York Produce Market Quietly Mixed Prices

June 9 New York market notes show muted activity with both salted and unsalted creamery but prices edging higher. Creamery extras quoted around 29 to 36 cents, renovated extras about 80 cents, and fresh ladles at 27 to 28 cents per unit.

New York Hutter Ordainery

Liberty Bond Quotations From New York Markets

Crowning prices for Liberty bonds today show First 4s at 102 and Fourth 4s at 10217, Treasuries 4s at 119.4, with 844s at 190.23. Reports from York June 9 record mixed yields and modest movements in the securities listings.

York Treas

New York Stocks Ledger and Electric Bill Reminder

Wall Street reports 4,846,270 shares traded on the New York Exchange with total transactions near 9,793 dollars. Prices listed include Amn 134, AT&T 220%, Beth Steel 90, Can Pac 107, Erie 4144, Gen Foods 57, Radio Corp 41. Electric service patrons are reminded June 30 is the last day to pay bills to claim the discount.

New York L N.S New York Exchange Amn Can Amn P & Lu Amn ‘Sug

Daily Radio Program Guide for Eastern to Western Stations

A dense listing of radio programs across multiple networks and cities. It names stations such as WJZ WEAF NBC Paramount Orchestra and WABC New York, with times in EST and CDT or EDT, including varied features, orchestras, dances, and shows like Amos n Andy and Twilight Hour.

WPG Atlantic City Columbia Network WHAL Baltimore NBC Network WJZ City Park Band NBC the Marylanders WEEL Boston Sn9 NEC Network WEAP WGR Buffalo WEAF WLW Cincinnati NHC Francis Amos Andy Castle Farm Orch WFLA Clearwater WHR Cleveland CBS Network WABC WTAM Shaler WGHP Detroit HLS WABCO Columbia WWI WIR NBG Wrrc Hartford LFCF Montreal O—Prolics Wor Newark Skylnakers New York Hiotel Paramount Orchestra United Press Mary McCoy Dean Gleason Li Archer Landt White Radio-Kelth-Orpheum Golden Gems Phil Apstainy Painis Or Orchestra Gertrude Hall Savannah Liners Westinghouse N’ Andy Chicago div Wayne King NEW Fyork Barlow Paul Tremaine Crockett Mountaineers the Vagabonds Graybar WCAU Priladelpata WILT Philadelfuia Philadeliptiia Pittsburgh Melody Stake Aimos-Andy WCAE Pittsburgi WRYA Richmond Peatures WHAM Rochester Amos-Andy NHG Network WSUN ST. Petersburg Moonlight Duo Dencea Gee WSB Atlanta Winkyw Chicago SCAR WBBM CBS WENR WFAA Dallas Cancer Koa Denver Orchestra WHO Des Moines WBAF Fort Worth KTHS Hot Springs Gia WHAS Louisville Sin Amos-Audy Owl WCCO PAUL WABRC The Old Settlers WSM Nashville ESD ST. Louis KMOX KVOO Tulga NEC

Chicago Gunmen Slay Reporter Amid Gangland Fear

Chicago on June 9 1 Nept Jake Lingle a Tribune police reporter was shot and killed by gangsters in the heart of downtown. Lingle a friend of Police Commissioner Russell and an underworld acquaintance had investigated gang activity and was linked to Capone. Police think he was targeted after weeks of threats. He was married with one child and had just finished a $25000 summer home in Michigan.

Chicago Jake Lingle Lingle The Chicago Tribune William F. Russell Cniengo Yingle Scarface Capone Randolph Street Minois Central Railroad Michigan

Dickinson Says Iowa Republicans Back President

Washington June 9. Republicans in Iowa show firm support for President Hoover and his agricultural program. Representative Dickinson of Iowa, nominated for the senate, says Iowa Republicans want to preserve the American market for farmers and laborers, ensuring price covers costs with a reasonable profit. They trust the federal farm board and Chairman Alexander Legge to stabilize foreign commodity prices.

Washington Iowa Hoover Dickinson Senate Lowa Federal Farm Board Alexander Legge Legge

Hospitals report multiple surgeries and injuries

Mrs Very Clements of 502 East Sixth Street had her appendix removed at Jones hospital today Mrs Dorothea Myetler of Gumberland admitted to a major operation there Mrs Heney Gralke of this city underwent an imilateral day at the Jones Mrs Ploy Horn Jones hi day Evoca Man Frank Diedrich of Omaha and his brother Gus Diedwich well known Aveci many were here today en dusideus ce t 7 vEN Your want nd in this paper be reas by 25600 per OB

Very Clements East Sixth Street Jones Hospital Dorothea Myetler Gumberland Heney. Gralke Ploy. Horn Jones Evoca Frank Diedrich Omaha Gus

Car Crash Near Anita Leaves One Dead Four Hurt

A two car crash near Anita on Cass county road d at a blind corner left Peter Bisgard 45 dead and four others seriously injured. The Baylor car and the Kitelinger car collided then rolled. Residents and a doctor aided victims at the scene before nurses transported them to Anita’s Campbell hospital.

Sioux City Anita Baylor Claude Kite- Finger Cass County Kitelinger Cass-Audubon’ County John Hackwell Phy Ian Wis Ad Baylor L. P. Miller Will

Rites Tomorrow for Mrs Duval

Funeral services for Mrs Helen Duval lifelong resident will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at her home 702 Poplar Street with Rev William Mack of First Presbyterian Church officiating Burial will be in Atlantic Cemetery The body lies in state at Osborne Tomlinson Funeral Home from 9 AM to 10 30 AM She died Saturday afternoon of heart disease and chronic rheumatism Born October 10 1850 in Warren County Ohio she was married to A M Duval They survive her husband two children Clara Duval at home and Harvey M Duval of Los Angeles Calif who will arrive tomorrow morning

Neral Helen Duval Atlantic Hospital Poplar Street William Mack First Presbyterian Church Atlantic Cemetery Osborne-Tomlinson Sixth Oak Streets Ohio Warren County Dennis Miller Sheu A. M. Duval O' Mebina Clara Duval Harvey M. Duval Los Angeles Cal

Atlantic Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodges Memorial Services

The Atlantic I. O. O. F. lodge No. 80 and Lotus Rebekah Lodge held joint memorial services at the Odd Fellows hall with G. C. Dalton as principal speaker. Graves of over 100 deceased members from Atlantic, Marne, and Pymosa cemeteries were decorated, as were rites at the Wiata Odd Fellows hall.

Atlantic I. O. O. F. Lodge Lotus Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall G. C. Dalton Atlantic Marne Pymosa Wiata Odd Fellows Rebekah Wiata O. F. Hall

Oakland youth injured as car upsets Saturday

Teddy Haynes a 18 year old farm youth near Oakland in Council Bluffs Iowa sustained five broken ribs and possible internal injuries when an automobile overturned Saturday night about 10 o'clock. A companion traveling with him escaped unharmed. He is hospitalized in Mercy hospital.

Council Bluffs Teddy Haynes Haynes-Yates Farm Oakland Mercy

Retired auctioneer badly injured when attacked by bull

Red Oak Iowa June 6 R M Adkins 76 a retired auctioneer is in serious condition after a bull attack at Heisman dairy. The animal pinned him against a barn breaking his jaw and causing head and shoulder injuries.

Red Oak R. M. Adkins Heisman Adkins

Minden Child Killed by Mower in Field Accident

A Minden area boy, Wedel Randall Gene, four and one half miles southeast of Minden, died after being run over by his father's mowing machine. He suffered severe injuries, including a torn arm and abdominal gash, and underwent arm amputation at Council Bluffs hospital but did not survive. Funeral held at Minden Congregational Church with interment in Minden Cemetery.

Council Bluffs Randall Gene Wedel George’ Wedel Minden Council Blasis Minden Congregational Church

Last Day to Pay Electric and Gas Bills for Discount

Atlantic residents are reminded that tomorrow June 2 is the final day to pay May electric and gas service bills to Iowa Electric Co. to claim the discount, per the News-Telegraph.

Iowa Electric Co

Electric customers urged to pay by tomorrow for discount

Patrons are reminded that tomorrow is the last day to pay electric bills to claim the listed discount. Mr. Guy of Atlantica notes the deadline and urges prompt action for service continuity.

Bears Hammer Stocks Downward in Heavy Trading

New York June 9. A deluge of professional selling in amusement and high priced specialty stocks and utilities produced wide breaks in prices among about 1000 active stocks. The downward move, begun as a bear raid two weeks earlier, appeared out of control as stocks plunged 2 to 30 points in one of the heaviest selling waves since May 3.

New York I. N

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