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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
4
An 8 to 10 year digestive trouble sufferer from Junction City reports Tanlac restored health and vigor. The testimonial claims weight gain and improved sleep, noting gas and stomach pains eased. The ad touts Tanlac as made from roots and herbs and priced at two cents per dose with a money back guarantee.
Centerville Indiana report states Missouri will surface roads using slag from Appanoose County Iowa. David Dinning and son George, coal operators, announce the sale as a test for topping semi hard surfaces. Engineer's report positive, with expected extensive use on Missouri highways.
E B Piper agent announces a dispersal auction of the Piper Willisea and Cirmsey estates with sale set for June 28. Details unnamed in fragments but indicates an underlying property liquidation and professional handling by Auct.
Wheat futures gained on a Chicago market report while livestock receipts across eleven markets showed varied demand. Cattle and hog prices fluctuated with higher hog bids and steady to weaker cow and lamb values amid mixed showery weather and improved buying sentiment.
The page combines livestock market results for cows, heifers, bulls, sheep, and stockers with New York stock quotations. It lists prices for cattle categories, receipts, and market direction, followed by closing quotations of major New York stocks with various company names and percent changes.
Chicago markets report June receipts totaling 22,648 tubs with crowding and standard measures near 43, as producers note steady demand and consistent prices across the board. Analysts cite broad participation by wholesalers and retailers in the Chicago produce trade.
A child had a finger severely mangled when caught in a washing machine wheel today. Several local residents including F C Woolsey, Mrs Jack Jobe, and Henry Crow are listed as medical patients or undergoing operations at Jones and Atlantic hospitals. Additional notes mention tonsil removals, appendix surgery, and various injuries or illnesses among residents of Griswold, Adair, and nearby areas.
Readable portions describe receipts and prices for dairy and produce and live stock. Mentions include potatoes receipts of 145 cars and various poultry prices such as chickens, hens, and roosters. References to Wisconsin Minnesota and regional markets appear in scattered form.
Market brief notes corrected daily prices for dairy butterfat and eggs, broilers and hens, cattle, hogs, and grains. Cattle and hog values are listed with small price corrections. grain quotes show wheat, corn, barley, and oats with minor adjustments.
Public notice records the June 1 1929 renewal of Shranger Johnson Inc a Iowa corporation based in Atlantic Ia extending its existence to March 2 1949 The document outlines the business purpose capital stock 800 shares 8000 value and ownership structure three directors including D E Shrauser W E Johnson and Sadie N Shrauger with officers president treasurer and secretary plus limits on indebtedness and stockholder protections Dated Atlantic Iowa June 5 1929 Attest by W E Johnson Secretary and attorneys Boorman and Whitmore
In the District Court of the State of Town in Probate County Goss County. Jochim Winrich deceased. Maggie Tiedemann has qualified as executrix of the estate of Jon Hinrich Tiedemann. All debts to the estate must be paid to the executrix and all claims presented properly for allowance and payment. Dated this 11th day of May A D .. Maggie Tiedemann Executrix of the estate. Attorney: Ga. Meredith.
New baby girl welcomed this morning at the Atlantic Hospital to Mrs Jens Jonson and her husband. Mother and infant reportedly doing well this afternoon. Other notes mention Mr and Mrs DeWitt of Reading, west of the city, as parents of a baby.
The city council approved erecting a movable band stand for the city park to host concerts, with removal after events, amid amicable settlement of earlier park commission dispute. A permanent shell plan was also discussed, while a street stall near a gas station and Kubath property disposal were briefed for the next meeting.
O E Correll has purchased the building formerly housing the Farmers Bank and First National Bank. It will be remodeled and repaired. J E Miller has rented the premises and will move his grocery stock to the new location by July 1.
A county convention of the Royal Neighbors camps will meet Friday June 28 at the Masonic temple in Amite to hear an appropriate program and drills. Local Cedar Baptist ladies will prepare dinner and supper, with an officer from the state addressing the group. A body was found in the Town river, about 60 years old, in working clothes, suspected accidental drowning. Detective work continues to determine the cause of death.
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