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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
4
The children of Mrs Catherine Tanner express gratitude for kindness sympathy and flowers received during their bereavement. They thank friends for support and state appreciation for the gifts.
Closing prices show American Can at 141, Ac Tak 141, Chicago Northwestern 135, General Electric 228, General Motors 141, Illinois Central 121, Penn Oil 83, Southern Pacific 125, Studebaker 135, U S Steel 129, International Harvester 121, Mack Truck 116, Sears Roebuck 30.
Liberty bonds quotes listed with bid and asked levels for several issues in New York. Chicago and other grain markets show wheat corn oats and rice futures. indicators point to higher closing for some grains, with weather and demand noted. Livestock prices across Chicago Kansas City and Omaha reflect softer hogs, steady to weak cattle, and varied lamb markets amid thin movement.
Miss Mary Lawson of Arkansas City Arkansas has bought 24 pairs of shoes and plans a three year wardrobe as she prepares to marry Allen B White of Grove City Pennsylvania. The couple will depart immediately after the ceremony for Talara Nitio tions in Peru where he will be stationed by the International Petroleum pany.
Police in Cedar Rapids search for Stephen Ryan after he escaped from the state asylum at Independence last night. Authorities report he was armed with a butcher knife and gave few details about the escape.
A map titled Map of Silver Avallver map or rr worig, shown by the Royal Geographical Society in London, is praised as the finest of four extant maps. The thin circular silver plate commemorates Francis Drake’s circumnavigation from 1577 to 1580.
Very low condition reported for John Dimig who was found at his home at 702 Locust Street this afternoon. Recovery hopes are slight as hospital reports note his frail state.
The statue of Colleoni, famed Venetian generalissimo, is viewed as the first known equestrian statue. Only works by Verrocchio and others were cast, with the statue completed in 1406.
Senator Joe T Robinson of Arkansas outlined two main campaign themes for Democrats aiming to win the seventieth Congress in November. He denounced Republican influence by big business and highlighted the Newberry Jam issue, citing about two million dollars spent in Pennsylvania’s senatorial primary, presented as the opening gun of the campaign. He tied Harding and Coolidge administrations as largely the same failing government.
A 1200 year old pastry fragment from western China joins exhibits at a British museum. Found buried with a seventh century traveler, the delicate biscuit pieces show intricate piercing and molding, revealing ancient baking techniques and trade links.
Iowa reported a large slate of dry candidates winning nominations at the June 7 primaries and many incumbents with pro prohibition backing were deposed. McNaught noted the primary’s significance for prohibition and compared it to Pennsylvania's recent contests.
A fragmented promotional verse from Faultless Grocery and Market touts high prices and profit aims. It mocks cheap goods while promising affordable staples, urging cautious shopping and hinting at forthcoming price actions to ensure profit.
Daily market notes from Atlantic show No.1 spring wheat and No.2 spring wheat at 1.40, barley 50, various butterfat and egg prices, poultry values, and cattle trends. Stockers and feeders steady to slow with calves and cows listed at mixed, modest ranges.
The 4-H Girls Club of Pymoosa township will meet June 1 for a one day event at Claireence Pallett’s home with a canning demo by Lloyd Harris. all township girls and mothers invited. Edna township Farm Bureau will meet June 17 at Mayflower School with moving pictures and a short program. Ames asks drivers to secure equipment on the right of way. state highway patrolmen ordered red flags on blades extending onto roadways to prevent accidents.
Fragmented OCR text mentions baremated Itole and Uyaf explorers and a phrase about public edger, with unclear context and no complete event or identities.
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