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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
3
An OCR fragment notes lowest rate can prices and cash payment offers linked to Liberty Bonia Maarlee, with references to RIOR Ne, Christensen and Mountain. The text is fragmentary but indicates a local commodity deal and a cash offer tied to a person or entity.
A cautious briefing notes that officials will not alarm the public but intend to describe the coal situation as found. The communication emphasizes transparency while avoiding unnecessary alarm and outlines the current condition and next steps.
A historical notice highlights express and baggage transfer by W. Stevens. It promises all calls answered promptly with special baggage rates. Contact details show day phone Black 355 and night phone Blue 115.
The Daily Markets reports Chicago live stock with hog receipts at 28,000 and cattle at 7,000, noting prices by grade and weight ranges. St. Joe and Kansas City markets show mixed movements, while futures for corn and oats are provided alongside cash grain quotes. Farm loan rates of 5, 5.5, and 6 percent are announced by Wood & Savery of Atlantic, Ia.
Incomplete OCR lists Sunday services for Danich Lutheran Zion Evangelical and United Presbyterian churches. It notes Sunday school at 10 and services at 11 for Zion and 11 for others, with pastors names and a text reference to 1 Peter 5:6-11, inviting attendance.
Local newspaper column lists church services from Christian Science Methodist Episcopal and First Presbyterian, with dates and subjects. Includes notices of baptisms, children's day programs, and sermons. Also reports brief items on burglaries, arrests, an escape, a local wedding, a medical incident, a plane visit, festival plans, a family death, and small ads from Crozier Drug Store and Lorenzen Market.
A namoia state reformatory release on Monday freed Emilio Basso an Italian citizen slated for deportation to Italy. The case involved reformatory handling and unclear phrasing due to damaged text from the source.
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