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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
4
The Chicago grain market closed sharply lower with corn leading declines. Wheat finished a bit higher while oats slipped modestly. Government reports boosted Liverpool prices briefly, but overall receipts and selling mixed as traders weighed provisional yields and belt conditions.
Chicago reports a bounce of 10 to 15 cents in hogs as a moderate supply drives higher prices. Top lightweights hit 2.25 with heavies around 9.00, while receipts were lighter than a week earlier. Cattle, sheep and calves show steady to firm values across regions including Kansas City and St. Joseph markets.
On June 10 on the New York Stock Exchange Cullay traded 2,032,800 shares as figures and prices closed with a mixed tone. Leading issues included Am. Can 117%, Am. Loco. 167s, Bethlehem Steel 50%, Gen. Electric 404%, Gen. Motors 203%, U S Rubber 41%, Westinghouse 75, Coca Cola 117%, Harvester 188, Mack Truck 112%, Pel. Drug 467, and Sears Roebuck GT%.
Atlantic markets show butterfat at 18 cents and eggs 14 cents for heavy stock, Leghorn hens, old roosters, geese at Be and ducks 12 cents. Cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow with cows and heifers $3.60 to $6.00. Grain prices include Wheat No. 2 at 127 and barley around 42 cents, with hog values spanning 7.00 to 4.00.
Liberty bond quotations show par values and yields with several issues listed. Prices move on paratelete notation and discount/interest adjustments, including new 4s and various 100 series, reflecting steady trading in a volatile bond market.
A fragmented report describes Woodmunse Oil Bath Wind Mills claiming a yearly output and woodman towers achieving a notable pull. Call and see that pa M4.
Germany showers gifts and offers topping $1,000,000 on Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine after their transatlantic flight. Levine says many European offers are not purely commercial and may be directed to charity while they prepare for public appearances in suitable attire.
One of the first large parties to be received by President Coolidge after he takes residence in the Black Hills will be members of the National Editorial Association. The aviation will hold its arrival meeting in Omaha the first of the week, then tour Nebraska and the Black Hills. It is understood Coolidge will receive the editors June 17.
Six persons are known to have been drowned as a sudden storm swept Mille Lacs Lake, capsizing several fishing craft. Search for more victims continues. scores were rescued from overturned boats with help from shorebound vessels. Four of the dead hailed from St Paul.
Washington June 10 The flood control program from the Chicago flood conference was presented to President Coolidge by Chicago Mayor William Tate Thompson. The conference urged summoning experts to draft permanent navigation and flood control plans.
Griswold Iowa June 10 The Griswold band directed by John Bickeys participated in the Gassenanty Sunday school convention held at Massena Thursday.
Louis Mazer pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the assassination of Dav R. Melfett, editor of the Canton Daily News. Common Pleas Judge A. W. Agler sentenced him to 5 to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary.
Washington prepares for a record crowd as Charles A Lindbergh arrives to a National Homecoming reception. Police guard routes, navy and army units stand ready, and thousands flock to reserve steamboat trips along the Potomac to greet the famed aviator. Mail and telegrams flood in from around the world for the event.
The text notes special delivery and registered pieces concentrated at three air mail fields in Chicago Cleveland and New York. Lindbergh is entirely ready for the ordeal awaiting him in America, aware of adulation and horrors from Europe and prepared for Washington New York St Louis and other cities after arrival.
Cumberland officials led a large local convention with secretary and treasurer Mrs. J Hofmeister Anita and superintendents for primary young people and adult divisions. Vice presidents named included Mrs. George Scholl Anita and A F E Perkins Atlantic. Massena residents decorated church and park for the event.
Mrs Francia Fader 28 mother of four died from burns received when coal oil dripped from a container onto a stove and lit burner. Her husband was in the house but could not smother the flames. She had just given birth to her youngest child three weeks ago.
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