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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
4
A fragmented note references a Shiite associaten, officials in Chilhiea, and a committee. It mentions Woods brothers and Lincoln Ned who built a bridge at Blair, selling securities and seeking tolls to meet interest and sinking fund requirements.
A fragmented notice from Knoxville area items references a Tuesday evening event at the Hotel Whitney featuring a 6:30 dinner and a program presided by Dr Hy D Hully. The meeting includes speakers Ded Ornelt of Knostville and Dr. Koeno, focusing on a topic titled The Marion County Contract.
The Siquires inning room hosted a meeting of the Cass County Red Cross committee and county medical society officers. They reviewed last year’s health work led by county health nurse Alice Mae Reed and formally approved it. Financing has been shared by Red Cross and the medical society, now seeking assistance from the county school board for the coming year.
Atlantic B Elks lodge will hold its annual Flag Day service Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ute clubhouse. The private Elks-only observance honors the adoption of the flag by the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777.
The Oak Hill Danish Lutheran Church under Pastor Rev Henrik Palmke will open its Bible school Monday morning. Classes run from 8:30 to 11:30.
Chicago market report shows hogs up 25 cents with higher prices, notes strong demand. Cattle receipts around 2,000 with steady to firm bids, sheep about 8,000, most hogs to packers. Regional markets at Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City report varied hog and cattle activity and price ranges.
Grain markets showed a firm under tone with wheat futures up around 2% led by June. oats and rye mixed as trade factors included active milling demand. Cash grain strength supported by domestic buyers, while Chicago produce and livestock items listed varying receipts and prices. New York stock activity closed with mixed names and price moves across major firms and industrials.
Des Moines June 12. The state audit board refused to approve many expenses claimed by forty fourth General Assembly members. Sixty claims were cut back and must be itemized to meet rules. some travel and room costs may be allowed if properly documented.
Des Moines June 9 delegates at the twelfth annual session of the United States junior chamber of commerce heard Canada and the United States praised for neighborly relations. Canadian MP Errick Willis cited a long unarmed border and economic interdependence while urging frank exchanges to ease prejudices and improve understanding between the two nations.
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed the city of St. Louis to intervene in the Southern Pacific bid to gain control of the Cotton Belt system. The action supports local interest in the rail merger context and affects regional transportation plans.
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