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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
4
Tomorrow we offer two Jean pork loins weighing 2 to 7 pounds each at an unusually fine quality and low price. Serve hot with gravy or sliced cold for table or picnic baskets. A tender loin roast solves the meat problem regardless of temperature.
Our store offers P S Butter at 30 cents a pound this Saturday. The ad touts its taste and quality, claiming thousands have tried it and now buy it regularly, urging customers not to miss the price savings and noting it as the best butter in Atlantic.
The children of the late Mrs Dorothea Mueller thank sympathetic friends for kindness in their hour of sorrow and for the many beautiful flowers they received.
Chicago and Midwestern markets showed higher hog values with top prices near 10.25 and bulk sales 9.80 to 10.20. Cattle and feeder lots moved unevenly amid steady to weak demand as receipts totaled around 1,500 cattle, 11,000 hogs, and 5,000 sheep in Chicago.
Chicago June 13 grain close eased with wheat down 1 to 2 cents and corn and oats lower. Rainy Canadian north and disappointing cables weighed on sentiment while some short covering and late buying kept prices near prior finishes. Weather favorable and shipping moderate supported rates. rye fell sharply amid overall grain weakness.
New York market closes with total stocks traded around 27,000 shares including actives. Quotations list leading issues such as AT and T near 217 1 2, Can Pac around 198, Beth Steel near YO, and B&O at 10 1 2, reflecting a mixed trading session amid broad activity.
Atlantic Market News lists corrected daily prices for commodities and livestock. Wheat at 84 cents, Corn No 2 at 21 cents, barley 40 cents, oats No 8 or better B4c, rye Ge, butterfat 2803 eggs, graded No 1 at 1 Be, No 2 at 16 cents, No 8 at 08 cents. Hen eggs, Leghorn spring stock priced per unit, poultry values varying by grade.
Compiled by United Feature Syndicate listing Saturday and Sunday June 14 and 15 with station call letters across Atlantic City Baltimore Boston Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit and New York. Entries note network programs orchestras news weather and specialty shows in EST and CST with a dense roster of NBC CBS and Columbia Network features and local time blocks.
The record lists hogs at 8.00 to 9.30 per unit, cattle stockers and feeders 8.00 to 11.00, cows 4.00 to 8.00, and heifers around 7.00. Ducks, geese, geese prices noted as 10e and 8c respectively in the fragment.
Guernsey Breeders Association holds annual summer field day at Malvern on Tuesday June 17 with hosts Mile county. Karl Mussa secretary of the national association to speak alongside Prof. RK N. Hansen from Iowa State College Ames and 58 Findley American Guernsey Cattle Club field representative. Exhibits include Guernsey butter and milk with ribbons for top four samples. Last year over a hundred attended the event at Dailge.
All swimmers who enter pool must wet bathing suits and meet overalls. By order of Park Board.
Funeral services were held for Frank Pennington of Omaha and his son Carlo who died from injuries in a Sunday automobile crash. Rites took place at Cutler Funeral Home in Council Bluffs with burial at Forest Lawn. Attendee Wess J. Shipley, a schoolmate, travelled from Avery to attend.
In Atlantic cemetery the service featured Missery Leona Peterson Sophia Collatz Lydia Baller and Lydia Otto with piano accompaniment by Mrs Ed Schelm. They sang Jesus is My Confidence and There is An Hour of Powerful Rest as pallbearers Fret Poch William Zuch Louie Scherrinsky Catt Brehmer Prink Rete and Fred Stutetberg served.
Notice to high school students about a summer school report to be held at the high school building on Monday June 10 at 9 am. Edie Nellie Clare Fraser.
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