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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1947
Page
7
A terse note describes a greater loss of a portable item with unclear context and incomplete details. The brief mentions insufficient information to identify the object or circumstances surrounding the event.
In the District Court of Iowa Cass County probate matter No 5672 the estate of J F Eagan is administered by Leo Eagan appointed as administrator. Creditors must pay or present claims as required by law with settlement and payment to the administrator dated June 14 1947 and filed by Jones Cambridge & Carl attorneys for the estate.
At a June 3 1947 special stockholders meeting in Atlantic Iowa the Atlantic State Bank amended Section 1 Article THT of its Articles of Incorporation. It deleted 50000 and substituted 100000.00 as the authorized capital.
Elk Horn-Merlyn Jessen joined a fishing party bound for Canada to Eagle Lake for a two week trip. Leonard Anderen and Barbara accompanied by Mrs. Ander and family vacationed a week visiting friends in St Peter Minnesota. Inez Petersen traveled from Sioux City for a short vacation from her teaching duties. Dr Jerold Jorgensen and son visited his Forest City parents Mr and Mrs J P Jorgensen. Maurine Couch and Earl Fries of Des Moines spent the weekend with Mrs Anna Fries. Dr and Mrs P E James drove to Falls City Nebraska for a week with his son in law and daughter the Robs. Sunday guests at Richard Koudsen’s home included Mr and Mrs Fred Rainey and daughter Jeaneen and Mr and Mrs Tom Cunningham of Atlantic.
Syracuse Ind June 23 George W Cobb 64 of Cherokee Ia and his son Donald 38 of South Bend Ind drowned when their outboard boat capsized on Lake Wawasee Saturday. Two others were rescued after the accident.
Premature infant dies hours after birth at Atlantic Memorial Hospital. Grandson Eik Worn born June 19 to Ivan Hurley family in Omaha. Adair birth to Dana Duff and Luetta Littler's family reports a newborn. Paul Brown and wife welcome Richard Bruce and Patricia. Hospital discharges include Mrs. Melvin Coffman and Laura Ivanell. Pearl Hoyt ton sillectomy and Patricia Parkinson tonsillectomy announced.
The Supreme Court upheld federal title to submerged lands off the California coast beginning at low tide and extending three miles seaward. California had issued about 100 leases for oil withdrawal to different companies on the lands in dispute. Elk Horn Mr and Mrs Chris Iversen and daughter moved to the Simon Faabery apartment. The Bible school closed and a program with refreshments followed.
Mrs Molly Leake and daughter and son from Canon City Colorado return from Detroit with Mrs Trigg's family and Mrs Annette Johnson. Franklyn Bredahl Ames student returns for summer to help at his father's drug store. Dr Rex Braustetler planned to locate here after post office building completion.
Chicago and South Omaha reports show 3 500 fewer cattle on sale and strong bid activity. Hogs mostly steady to 25 cents lower. sheep steady. Fed steers top around 29.55 with weights 1 100 lbs and up trading 25 50 to 28 50. Canners and cutters softer. stocker and feeder demand dampened.
Flood damage to midwestern spring sown crops spurs gains in Chicago board of trade prices. Wheat lags as corn up 2 percent and oats up about 1 to 2 percent, with July futures at specific higher levels and cash grain quotes for corn oats and barley listed.
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior towns and southern Minnesota for 48 hours ending 8 am today total 24 000 down from 57 000 last week and 13 800 year ago. Barrows and gilts 160 180 lb sold 21 50 to 23 85. 180 240 lb 23 40 to 24 25. 240 270 lb 22 75 to 23 75. 270 300 lb 21 75 to 23 16. 300 330 lb 21 00 to 22 25. 330 360 lb 20 00 to 21 30. Sows 270 360 lb 18 75 to 19 50. 360 400 lb 18 75 to 19 35. 400 450 lb 18 25 to 19 00. 450 550 lb 17 60 to 18 90.
Secretary Marshall told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the western hemisphere must agree on arms types for security and well being. He argued the United States should furnish arms to other countries or risk another country supplying them.
The report notes shorn slaughter with a $7.25 down and a good and choice grade around 68 pounds. Kansas new crop feeding lambs price dips 50 cents to $21.00.
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