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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
Des Moines invites Emil Rothschild to speak Sunday afternoon as fifty Jewish young men depart to join the colors. The event is under the Jewish Welfare board of Des Moines, which extended the invitation. Extra copies of the News-Telegraph cost five cents to all.
A picker offers to haul away dead horses cattle and hogs from Atlantic area for hides. He will come with a truck from 16 miles away to remove the livestock. Contact Fred Geiger at phone 319 Red. tf
The Atlantic fire department warns about coal stored in damp cellars or bins. Soft coal in basements has caused fires due to poor ventilation. A fire started this morning in the basement coal at the city hall, discovered quickly and extinguished. A separate incident involved coal in a cellar catching fire recently.
Mrs. G. W. Jackson of Litchfield Illinois shares how Chamberlain's Tablets eased her stomach troubles and constipation. She says they provided quick relief and, after continued use, cured indigestion and restored regular bowels. Obtainable everywhere.
A June 20 Rothschild wire reports President Wilson issued a proclamation placing all stock yards under license starting June 25. The notice blends wartime alert language with familiar ads for Chamberlain’s tablets and liniment, and stock market data from Chicago shows hog receipts at 48,000 with prices around 16.00 to 16.85 for various grades.
South Omaha readings show hogs at 19 4 hundred with top 16 45 and bulk 15 96 to 16 10. Cattle receipts 4 200 steady to easier with steers 12 50 to 17 56 and cows 7 50 to 15 00. Sheep receipts 6 200 with ewes 13 00 to 49 25 and yearlings 18 50 to 25 19 75.
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