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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
4
Mrs Emma Thiesen Mrs Daisy Oldham and Editor and Mrs PF M Raymer were visitors yesterday at Shenandoah IA following a stop in Shenandoah during their trip through Avoca on June 17 special report notes visits to local residents and civic figures from the area
Mrs A P Cole former Avoca pioneer resident died at her Cedar Falls home after a ten year illness. She was 75. Survived by two daughters Agnes Cole and Eunice Cole and a son Wilber Cole. Funeral and interment in Cedar Falls.
Moines June 19. State funds were allocated to support mining school projects. A public hearing allowed objectors to challenge Samuelson's allotment while representatives reported distributions as satisfactory.
June market report shows hog prices rising up to 100 higher with strong demand in Chicago. Receipts across eleven markets total about 121 800 hogs and 44 400 lambs and sheep while mixed cattle shows notable price gains in several classes led by high quality beef and steady to higher weights.
Chicago June 17 Wheat corn and oats closed sharply lower amid heavy selling on weather news and Washington concerns. Reports show mixed receipts and shipments across the Midwest with rains in Canada easing some fear, while world shipments and weekly exports reached substantial totals.
Chicago market brief lists butter receipts 18 905 tubs with various grades and prices, eggs receipts 33 cases with grade values, and cheese and dairy varieties with quoted prices and standards. Contains distorted OCR details and multiple line items for butter eggs and cheese without coherent totals.
New York stock market quotes today show mixed results with gains and losses across American and Canadian issues. Notable listings include American Sugar and Water Power with varied prices and several railroad and utility stocks showing modest fluctuations.
Incomplete OCR reads odd price snippets and item labels. Mentions hens ducks cars shipments and a few place names, with scattered figures such as 20 cents and 96e. Overall the text is garbled and uncertain about specific facts or dates.
New York June 17 market notes butter trading quiet with salters and refiners reporting steady prices. Extras appeared at varied bids, with some offerings around 41 to 44 cents per pound for renovated or fresh stock amid fluctuating activity.
A sequence of weekend crashes left several injured and one killed in Iowa towns. Vehicles left highways or struck culverts and mailboxes near Lena Karl home and Joe Blake farm. An incident in Kimballton injured Everett Gaer, 17. Four fatalities and multiple drownings were noted in Des Moines Cedar River and Omaha areas.
Fragmentary OCR text shows company names, percentages, products, and locations. It reads like a dense catalog of firms such as Motors IM Central, Nor Pat, Union, United Digs, Rubber, Steel, Wabash, and Wast inghouse with scattered percentages and abbreviations, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
OCR fragment lists wheat and corn keywords with disjoint names, unclear context, and partial numbers. No coherent event or person details to establish a confirmed news item or action.
Joshua Robers, 29, an employee of Troster Brothers, drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming at Carter Lake across from Sandy Point beach during a group outing. A party of about sixteen watched as he disappeared under water after stating he would swim. Robers was pulled from the lake, life-saved, but later died. He is survived by his widow and a daughter. Funeral services planned for next Wednesday. Burial in Morgw Laway cemetery.
The News-Telegraph reports Jackson school opens for a ten week session from morning to noon. Nellie Mist and Glove Fraser lead high school work, Phima Carruthers directs the Tit at secs, and Tendina Salisbury handles grades six to eight. The program aids students who lost credits due to illness or other excusable reasons.
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