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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
4
Daily Markets roundup showing Liberty bonds quotes for New York and regional livestock data from St. Joseph, South Omaha, Kansas City, and others. Includes bids and tops for hogs cattle and sheep, with receipts and market movement across several exchanges.
New York stock quotations posted today with several major names advancing and retreating. American Can A T T General Electric IBM Illinois Central General Motors Pennsylvania Oil Southern Pacific International Harvester Sears Roebuck United Drug listed, while Chicago cash grain showed firmer wheat and corn with weather and demand influencing latest moves. Chicago grain futures rose modestly, while hogs and lambs in livestock traded with steady to lower tones amid thin demand.
Bennett A. Piro, Los Angeles manufacturer, is jailed on contempt charges for taking a gun from Illinois court jurisdiction four years ago after alleged kidnapping of his son. Detectives working for Mrs. Edna A. Piro, of Chicago, located the boy at Piro’s California home.
A fragmented advertisement style piece claims faultless grocery pricing to draw crowds downtown. It asserts lower prices will prompt competitors to drop theirs as shoppers respond to fair deals and rising attention in Prairie area markets.
Market notes show Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 1.43 with gorn bBc, barley 35c, produce pricing for butterfat 35e eggs 23c old hens 19e old roosters 8c geese 12c ducks 15c springs 28c. Cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow with 350 at 9.00, cows and heifers 35.50 to 6.00.
Real estate transfers listing multiple conveyances including Leon G Vorhees to James Ros with parcels in Griswold and Griswold additions, payments around 1750 dollars. Ed ward W Read to J H Alexander with Lot 2 Block 4 Third Add Griswold 1615 dollars. William Wagner to Sadie Wagner with Lot 5 in a parcel. Nettie Gott and Dorothy Gott to Walter Bauthy with Lot 33 in Atlanties valued at 10 dollars. Charles Rudy and wife to Roger Deck with Lot 2 Block 4 in 16-76-26 noting mortgage 7200 dollars and 1 dollar.
At Atlantic hospital George Knop submitted to tonsil removal this morning and Teddy Becker son of Dr Becker and wife also underwent procedures. In Exira on June 11 Theodore Patty, aged elder, is seriously ill with indigestion causing anxiety among relatives.
Warlan Ta June 11 Shalby cquity named a new assistant Paw Williams to the county agent position. Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock Rev J Boyd of Coin Methodist pastor performed the ceremony as the home of the bride's parents. The bride Miss Pauline Abbey daughter of Mr and Mrs L V Abbey of Villisca.
Case in Battle Creek Michigan centers on an alleged assault by Arthur Rich on Louise King a college student. Rich is serving a life sentence after conviction and Miss King was awarded $50000 in damages in the civil action.
Exira June 11 special to News Telegraph notes social visits and family news. Jake Hill of Anita spent Sunday with his mother Mrs John Hill and son Bert. C P Christensen entertained many relatives and friends at his home. Amil Crow of Des Moines arrived to spend the week and attend the Klever Henry wedding. Anton Lutherer of Los Angeles and Frank Heath of Denver arrived to visit niece Mrs Kirk Knox. A G C Wells and Jess Bruner returned from Omaha with cattle. Mrs John Syearman returned from Council Bluffs on business and visiting relatives. Ralph Channon, ill with inflammatory rheumatism, can sit up briefly and hopes to go to Excelsior Springs Mo. Mrs Mary Stephenson Miter has returned home from Ashtey to spend vacation.
A mixed notice lists residents and visitors in the city. Chris and family host relatives from Gouncllu Bluffs, Anita Sunday, and Miss Om Johnson of Dunlap travel for visits. Mrs. Keith Barnett and children, Mr. and Mrs. Pen Coail, and others plan trips to Denver after visits with local kin. Jens Nansen stays for summer farm work with his brother Harry.
The town reports a yearly stereopticon show at the Methodist Episcopal church replacing the Children’s Day program. Attendance was strong. Ada McKrar returns from El Paso Texas. Max Bair returns with his mother and children to settle here. Several residents visit kin in Ames and Omaha. The Peerless Players provide music for a Manning dance. Local families host and visit across several towns including Gouilil Bluffs and Hampton. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Wagner.
A reading of the likely program schedule lists acts and songs by Junior and Miss classes, with titles such as The Victor March and Tia Children’s Day from Heart to Heart. The service includes regitations, a pegeant named Pierrot, and an orchestra Benediction, preceded by a prayer and a final benediction.
May 11 1930 Missoula Mont Hal Saunders White of the Yale faculty will not teach at the University of Montana summer school this year. President Clapp says White is held responsible for a poem that led to The New Masses being refused use of the mails. If his resignation from the local faculty is not received tomorrow, it will be requested.
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