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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
4
Open highs and lows for wheat corn park lard and bibs from Carhart codes Harwood with July and Sept figures. Previous closes listed for each contract showing minor dips and steady support across wheat corn and fats.
Chicago and South Omaha stock markets report heavier cattle and hog receipts on June 14. Hog prices declined, with mixed and butchers softening. cattle mostly steady to lower with beeves and cows mixed. Sheep and lambs showed varied ranges amid cautious demand. futures expected weaker with sizable tomorrow estimates.
Delayed shipments of gold sweaters for the baseball and football squads arrived this morning. Baseball pieces are V necked with a black A while football uniforms feature coat sweaters with black bars. Recipients include Rob ert Roush George Applegate Max Baker Kenneth May Ralph Wolfinger Melvin Uehran Karl Pierce Oscar Oto and Joseph Emmert. Hammocks and rope products also advertised at Moore's.
General Joffre s father was a cooper while General B F Tracy of New York, former secretary of the navy, is eighty five. Levi P Morton is ninety one and ex minister to France. Otto H Tittmann retires after forty eight years in coast and geodetic survey. Douglas Mawson receives Founder's Medal for Antarctic expedition work. Armin Otto Leuschner wins Watson Medal, rare honor from the National Academy of Sciences.
Recent inventions include a Denver resident patenting a coat hanger with an attached clothes brush, a screwless lens-holding solder for rimless eyeglasses, a tumbler with a reversible ice or hot water compartment, and a wire trap catching flies in a garbage can designed by a New York man.
Receipts show cows and heifers 4.007.385, stockers and feeders 6.00 to 8.20, calves 8.00 to 10.50, SHREE-Receipts B800, dull furly 25 lower, lambs 10.35 to 10.75, springers 1.00 to 11.50, ewes 5.50 to 6.00.
Wm Hedrick bought a new Ford five passenger car. Chris Petersen Elk Horn and Miss Grace Trailer Maine visited the city. John Deden Wiota area and Misses Hattie Simmons Nellie Felzer attended summer school. Mr Shanrahan and Miss Zella DeLane Omaha were weekend guests. Clarence H Yule Creston attended to business. Willis Jenkins Omaha represented Sunderland Bros. Joseph Jackson Minneapolis vacationed with Mrs Roberts. Elan Sweney Omaha stenographer visited weekend. Local ads promote Acme Mercantile Agency and Buckley’s Pantitorium services for loans and dry cleaning. Wm Sherman Riverton and family left after visiting John Blake home.
A collection of clipped opinions notes the United States debates on Mexico and Portugal. It mentions revolutions and republic claims as observed by the Atlanta Constitution Boston Herald and Boston Globe. The text critiques political rhetoric and anticipates a presidential convention next year.
A compact data note states Luxemburg covers 1000 square miles and has about 260000 residents. It cites the Uited States money supply last year at 3419168 dollars. It also mentions Uruguay suspending specie payments, a note on Waterloo bayonets being longer, and lime stone near Romblon in the Philippines drawing attention.
Fashion notes from Chicago and Pittsburgh discuss new trends in footwear and skirts, with fall styles showing ankles. Spring and summer attire prompts questions about evolving garments. Albany Knickerbocker Press observes a fading fear of sun spots as blushes appear on faces.
Twenty three cities join the movement to designate July 4 as Americanization Day. Frederic C. Howe, immigration commissioner at Mills Island, urges holidays be used to welcome newly naturalized citizens and resident aliens. New York City secures City College stadium for the event, with other joining cities including Jersey City Syracuse Detroit Cleveland St Louis Cincinnati Rochester Hoboken Paterson Wilkes-Barre Nanticoke Carbondale Trenton South Bethlehem Norristown Buffalo Albany Schenectady Columbus.
shoppers discover fresh hammock patterns at Moore's during 2012 season. the store highlights colorful designs and limited stock as warm weather approaches. customers compare styles and prices, drawing attention to durable fabrics and travel-friendly options.
Heavy snow blanketed Sturgis after a rain storm as four inches covered streets and fields overnight. The report notes a rare late spring snowfall impacting travel and daily routines in the region.
A letter from P E Taintor of Capital City Construction asks the city clerk to arrange repairs for cracks in Chestnut Street paving. The firm cites unable to proceed and seeks a price for the work. If the company won’t fix it the bond company may be asked to take over. Moore Drug Co. 2012.
The Griswold American reports the Griswold school board has chosen a strong staff for the coming year led by principal Edith Durham with assistant principal Frazier. Other teachers include Harris, Morrow, Cocklin, Scharf, Reynolds, Butler, and Smick tollinois. Miss Sibley and Summers have left for Wyoming and Grinnell respectively. A new Manual Training teacher will be elected from several strong applicants, requiring a college degree.
Ford owners urged to inspect Radius Brace Rods now in stock at Jones Rubber Co. Demonstrations available to show how these rods reinforce the front axle, prevent bending, and reduce accident risk. Atlantic, DB. Jones.
Lorenzen Bros. Market advertises a dehorning pencil named White Diamond. Each pencil is guaranteed to dehorn fifty calves for one dollar and is warranted not to fall. A five dollar forfeit for any calf it fails to dehorn. Phone 82.
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