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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
4
Chicago June 21 hogs were quoted at top 9.75 with the market slow and steady, buyers noting hog prices at the year's low. Cattle receipts at 500 were steady, lambs gained early but ended flat, and packers reported mixed demand across Midwest markets including South Omaha and St. Joseph.
Chicago dispatch reports weaker grain markets with lower wheat prices across July and September futures. Cotton and corn slide as lack of export demand weighs, while profit-taking and weekend unwinding offer brief recovery. Market names and stock quotes accompany the price moves and closing signals.
Muddled OCR text lists produce prices and mixed abbreviations, showing entries for wheat barley and color descriptors with percentages and stray characters, suggesting a damaged agricultural market snippet without clear context or complete data.
New York stock market reports show totals at 1,966,610 shares with inactives included and bond sales at 4.84 million dollars. Closing stock quotes list numerous firms with varied percentages, while produce notes indicate butter market strength with salted and unsalted creamery prices rising and creamery extras at 29 to 30 percent.
Liberty bonds closing prices today show First as 225 and Pren. 43 at 101.85 with various stock quotations listed. Regular uniform county examinations set by county superintendent with sessions and subjects. Iowa revenue collector reports June 20 collections totaling 12 720 950.02 for 1929, with expected June final total over 50 000.
Chicago producers report butter at 16 to 20 cents per tub with extras, cheese prices listed for various varieties from 17 to 28 cents, eggs graded firsts up to 28 cents, poultry including turkeys at 14 cents and hens at 16 cents, potatoes quoted at 77 ears per track, and overall shipments totaling 1,0885.
Compiled by United Feature Syndicate List of Monday June 23 radio programs across networks. Entries cover WRAL Baltimore Boston WEBC Cincinnati Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago and more with NBC CBS and local station features including Amos n Andy, Admiral Byrd talk, orchestras, news, and hour-by-hour time slots across Eastern stations. The dense grid notes programs by city and network with varied show titles and performers.
Corrected daily grain and produce figures show Corn No 2 at 63 cents and barley at 40 cents. Butterfat eggs and hens listed with small variations. Livestock prices include hogs from 7.50 to 8.60, cattle stockers and feeders 38.00 to 11.00, cows 4.00 to 8.00, and heifers at 7.00 with other minor ranges.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at themes of wage search and nature, with scattered words like roses and moving parts. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge to verify a concrete news item.
Red Oak residents, including I A Shaver a local attorney and shareholder, dispute a report about Golden Rule Oil of Cisco Texas striking a second well. The company reportedly produces about ten million cubic feet of gas daily and shares are held by locals who wired back to the headquarters here to confirm the figures.
Des Moines June 21. Iowa's income tax receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 show an increase over the previous period. The report highlights higher collections attributed to expanded employment and tax compliance efforts, with details on totals and key contributors pending full publication.
J H Petty was elected to a three year term and Rev Henry Eych to a two year term on the board of trustees of the Students' Foundation council. The board of twenty four members provides financial aid for religious and social activities of students from town and college centers during the school year.
The Dexter Sentinel reports Ross Construction finished the initial paving of highway 32 through Dexter on Friday June 13. machinery moves to Kennedy Station then Adel to finish sections to Redfield, Guthrie County, and beyond. Local pioneers W D Reed A T Percy Frank Bissell and Dr Sherman are honored for efforts toward the project.
With the forecast showing clear skies and warm temperatures, crews plan field operations by the first of next week. Officials say crews will push ahead on planned projects, aiming for steady progress as conditions stay favorable.
The Saul Aircraft Corporation announced immediate expansion of its Carroll plant after successful government test flights of the Tri Ad, a tri motor four passenger cabin monoplane. Five new planes will start soon, with current workers at the temporary facility one mile southwest of Carroll to be absorbed. Inspector George Gay confirmed the craft passed severe tests and earned full Commerce Department approval. permanent factory facilities are planned. Sid Cleveland, formerly of Des Moines, is the pilot for the Twind.
Church of Christ Rost Williams pastor invites attendance at the annual Children's Day program during school hour Sunday morning. Other services will follow at the usual hours.
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