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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
4
Grain and Livestock markets show mixed results with Chicago and Omaha reports. Hog receipts around 30,000 in Chicago with top hog prices near 10.65 and cattle receipts near 10,000 with steady to strong demand. Sheep and lambs weaker by about 50 cents, while wheat and corn futures display varied pricing across grades and colors.
Margaretta Henderson and Marie Pedersen will attend a twelve week summer school course at Drake University in Des Moines. A farewell party was held at the Tenderson home with about twenty five Sunday school pupils attending, featuring lunch, games and music.
An ammonia tank exploded in a tunnel under the Parker-Webb Packing Company boiler room in Detroit at noon today. Four men were killed and property damage will suspend business for at least several days.
In Snoqualmie Washington a man named Trupert Rupert slipped into a loose snow drift near a snowbound edge and fell into an unused log chute. He rode the chute about one and a half miles before landing uninjured though his clothing was torn. He attributed the ride to ice filled chutes and rapid descent to the river valley below.
Fragmentary lines describe outdoor happiness and a garden scene with Neneys and Wad and blos som Douglas Jerrard. Readable elements suggest a poetic notice or cultural snippet without clear event or date context.
Officials announce a civic Fourth of July program in Wiota featuring home talent events such as foot racing and a bell game with a platform dance. A complete schedule will be issued within a few days.
John Dunkel, 86, long time county poor farm inmate, appeared before the Cass County Insane Commission for a hearing this afternoon and was adjudged insane. Sheriff W. A. MeeKee reported the case as the third commitment since the commission began sessions. Dr. B. Clovis and A. attended, with remarks on the proceedings.
Charles H. McIntosh of Chicago and Lou Holland of Kansas City launched campaigns for the presidency of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. They opened campaign headquarters and sought support from about 6,000 delegates at the convention in Milwaukee.
With the opening of the June term of court Judge J. B. Rockafella disposed of a number of probate and default matters. The term lasts two days and will likely use Wednesday to set up issues for the September term, organizing the docket for fall and winter.
Rebekahs Attention Lotus Rebekah Lodge No 87 meets Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church to attend in a body the funeral of Brother Lang by order of the Secretary
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