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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
8
A jumble of names describes travel and visiting relatives from Van couver to Minnesota and Canada. Families from Des Moines Joliet and Park Ridge converse about vacations, teaching plans, and a drownings in Cross Lake Minn. A road safety plea ends the notice urging patience and safe driving.
Ora Vereth a 16 year old entrant selected from Tel Aviv is shown winning the Miles Israel title and will represent Israel in the Miss Universe contest scheduled at Long Beach California in July. She comes from a family of eight with a five generation Palestine is resident background. The International event gathers contestants from around the world.
Land deeds show transfers among Rudolph Harlow Butcher Krauth Gough Penniman and Sargent with one dollar consideration. Property details reference townships sections and lots in Atlantic plus a note offering extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph.
Livestock and grain markets show salable hogs 5,000 with strong week-end demand and firming prices from 25 to 60 cents higher. Cattle and calves steady to weak amid sharp weekly declines. slaughter steers and stockers mixed with most prices down. Direct market receipts from Des Moines to Minneapolis report moderate activity and mixed hog and cattle pricing across regions.
On the Chicago board of trade all grains closed lower except rye which gained momentum. Wheat fell about 1 and a quarter cents to July at 2.30, corn down around 4 cents, oats down a penny, rye up roughly 1 to 3 cents near 2.17 for July, lard mixed with modest declines to 11.62 for July.
A mixed OCR of commodities data shows Chicago cash grain quotes for corn and oats, along with barley values and percentages. It lists No 2 yellow corn about 1.82 to 1.83 dollars, No 3 around 1.78 to 1.83, oats up to 0.84 to 0.86 dollars, barley making 1.28 to 1.65 for grain and 1.20 to 1.30 for feed, with various monthly percentages and unclear dates.
Funeral services for D. W. Randolph will be at 3 p m Saturday at McFadden Funeral Home Audubon officiated by Rev. G J Zimmerman. Burial will follow in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Washington Workers club met at Rosanne Vierck home with 4-H youths and two guests. July 11 Omaha trip planned. demonstrations included hanging clothes, choosing colors, sewing on fasteners, pattern alteration, and mitered corners. Eldeen 4-H girls held camp at Sunnyside park June 13 15 with meals by mothers and activities such as skating swimming and aviation pictures. Shirley Nielsen hosted the club demonstration after a business meeting where Myrna Miller was named vice president.
Dennis Helbourg and Catherine Moore led the showing with red ribbons awarded to Marian Young Nancy Begley Lorraine Young Myrna Miller Marjorie Young Shirley Nielsen Dace Zeckins Eloise Pellet tan Janet Nelson Lucille Grulke in the display.
Brighten Wiedows window boxes with attractive paint to suit the house exterior. Soft yellow hydrangea blue and grayed vermilion are cited as effective colors for window boxes whether towers are blooming or not.
Hemophiliacs can bleed to death from minor wounds as hemorrhages may persist for days. The disease first drew public attention as an inherited ailment among male members of former Spanish and Russian royal houses, descendants of the Saxe Coburg line.
Helpful tips urge prompt cleaning of stained garments to extend their life. Simple at home stain removal aids comfort and preserves the appearance of clothing.
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