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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
4
Notice from Fred Geiger of Marshalltown stating the Atlantic Rendering works closed for the summer and that he will handle dead horses and cattle after June. The note mentions reorganizations and examiners assessing assets and liabilities at a bank, with unclear status and no definite action until completion.
Markets show higher wheat and corn as light offerings and short covering boost prices. Traders cite favorable southwest weather and firm demand from commission houses. Receipts and futures steady, with gains led by wheat and corn amid modest profit taking and steady cash grain levels.
Chicago reports strong demand and steady to higher prices for cattle hogs and lambs across major markets. Receipts and top quotes vary by city with Kansas City Omaha St Louis and St Paul records showing steady to higher bids while hogs reach top around 10.65 and cattle 14.75 for selected lots.
Bounding figures show varied closing quotes across sectors with gains in General Electric and Westinghouse countered by declines in American Can, General Motors, and standard oil firms. Trading volumes modest as investors weigh utility and industrial names.
Corrected daily market notes list dairy eggs heavy hens and leghorns with assorted weights and prices. Cattle and feeders range from 9.00 to 12.00 with cows and heifers around 6.00 to 10.00. Grain prices show No 2 and futures quoted, but text is garbled.
New York June 20 closing quotations show liberty bonds with Sus 100.85, lat dds 101.17, bid 44.45, 100 dth dds 101.80, treus 44x 418.17 percent, trans 4a 108.20, treus 9s 101.24. Market details reflect bond prices and yields for the day.
Rep. Charles Brandon of Ohio praised Congressman Gilbert N. Haugen as the top force for agricultural relief in the United States at a large Washington gathering. The event, hosted by the United Cooperative Organizations, drew one of the era’s biggest farm assemblies in Mason City, Illinois.
James Breheny 87 a longtime county resident since 1878 died peacefully at his home 16 East Twelfth Street. He was a section foreman on the Rock Island Lines for many years and a native of County Galway Ireland born August 6 1840. Survived by two sons Thomas P Breheny and James J Breheny and a daughter Miss Mary A Breheny. funeral Friday at 10 at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church with burial in Atlantic Catholic Cemetery.
Sick and injured notices from multiple towns describe Mrs Mary Embree of Grant undergoing a major operation at Atlantic hospital. Other patients include Mrs Homer Koob Anita and Fred Bailey of this city discharged, plus Hill Ruhs of Audubon. Updates from Hancock and Brayton report infections, broken arm, and various illnesses with names and local origins.
Strict traffic rules were in effect on the State College campus today with speed limited to 20 miles per hour and parking restricted on drives. Cara, who regularly parked on campus, must register at the president's office.
Window shade service and a broad stock of Win dow shades are described as made right bought right and sold right at Alexander's with emphasis on quality and value. The phrasing suggests a local shop advertisement highlighting complete service and selection for windows.
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