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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
4
Market notes from Chicago June 22 report irregular grain trading with wheat down to 46c, corn and oats showing mixed moves. Local cash wheat steady, receipts small, Minneapolis stocks higher on week, oats and corn price ranges summarized with cash bids and bids by grade.
Chicago June 22 hogs gained over Thursday's close with demand from shippers and big-packers lifting top quotes to 10.85. Cattle eased as quality remained poor with steady to slow bidding. Receipts for hogs 22,000 and cattle about 1,500 to 1,300 across markets. sheep also reported steady to higher trends.
Unclear early June stock list shows several issues such as Gen Motors, Westinghouse, U S Steel, and Sears in modest moves. Trading activity appears light with numerous price notations and abbreviations across multiple companies, reflecting a market session with varied gains and losses.
Des Millen baby Lindy will be invited to visit Desar Maines once her hometown. The city council authorized Mayor Johns Mag Vicaut to extend hospitality of the city to Miss Amelia Kuphart, first woman to fly across the Atlantic, and Wilmer Stulz and Louis Gordon, who made the trip with her. Earhart lived in Dow Movies for about a year during high school.
A brief wartime financial update from New York notes Liberty Bond sales progress and market activity. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to bond issues and public fundraising appears, with standard wartime program language.
Market snippet lists varied poultry and livestock pricing and grains. Hutterfat hens and Leghorn brailers noted with per unit values, ducks and roosters priced, cattle and hogs with assorted figures, grain lines include wheat and rye. Prices appear informal and partial, reflecting a small daily price sheet from Atlantic Markets.
Fragmented OCR summary shows a voter named Alfred Maines or Maines Alfred Smith of Des Maines intending to support Governor Alfred E Smith of New York but barred by age. The text notes a public schools director and a declaration of Democratic loyalty, with references to Sam and admiration for Gov Smith.
The Rev Lawrence Shesheuk e of Litlisnetie is slated as pastor at St Prats Evangelical Lutheran church. Services include Sunday school and evening worship at 2 o clock with details provided by the church.
Gowrie Iowa June 22 Milo Reno, a prominent farm organizer, attacked the Republican Party in a speech at the Webster County Farmers Picnic. He warned that national corruption and political machinations threaten democracy and urged bold action to root out officials in high places.
A series of hospital discharge notes and patient updates appear from Anita and nearby towns. Ellen Rath Dewey of Lewis left Atlantic hospital after a fractured arm. Aura Wortley of Griswold, a 21 surgical patient at Jones hospital, was discharged. Mrs Alpha Nelson remains confined to home in Anita. Des Moines Methodist hospital reports a medical patient with a roughly three week treatment timeline. Mrs Nixon plans travel to California to be with her mother Mrs A B Pacu. Mrs Koob at Atlantic hospital shows gradual improvement after major operation, still immobile.
Rev Basil King, a renowned clergyman and author, died today at his home after a four year illness. He was known for works including The Tanner and The Conquest of... He served earlier as rector of the pre-Cathedral at Halifax, N.S., later dedicating himself fully to letters.
Town briefs list June 12 reunion plans for the Old Hornets Nest Brigade, with veterans from the Second, Eighth, Twelfth and Thirteenth Iowa infantry invited to attend the gathering in Ottumwa. Also noted are local items from Marshalltown, Des Moines, Shenandoah, Cedar Rapids, Ames, and Devonport, including missing persons, a prison release, and livestock judging conference details.
Harrison and Ryan announce a Monday sale at Harland fairgrounds sale pavilion featuring fifty two Aberdeen Angus head including five bulls from their international grand champion stock. The sale highlights show ring calves, cows with foot valves by grands, and seven box of heifers sired by Earl Marshall Blackcap Revolution and Revolution VII. Mill history traces the herd from 1892 through major transfers and auctions, emphasizing prestige and record cattle lineage.
The firm Harrison and Ryan of Harlan purchased cattle in 1923 and assembled the greatest Aberdeen Angus herd ever seen, combining herds from four major American breeders and top Scottish, American, and Canadian stock. The merger creates a premier herd of significant size and reputation.
New York reports Governor Smith resists endorsing the moral righteousness of prohibition while Texas leaders discuss drafting Moody for the dry fight. The convention agenda centers on platform rigidity and the vice presidential contest amid factional disputes and Tammany’s stance on prohibition.
Judge George W. Olvany of Tammany Hall, in Houston, declares that Gay Al Smith will be nominated for president at the Democratic National Convention and won in a landslide. He is accompanied by several Tammany leaders and cites strong support from key states.
Bert Willard of Climbing Hill serves as mayor of a tent city housing 46 students from Iowa State College summer session. Elected this week, he presides over affairs at College Camp the tourist settlement north of the campus maintained by the college.
Men living there are high school superintendents or principals held with their families to attend callloge classes this summer.
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