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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
3
In measured terms officials say no need for public alarm yet, but an update on coal conditions is considered essential. The statement emphasizes transparency while preparing for potential actions if the situation worsens.
A collage of small ads and notices offers gasoline tablets claimed to cost 2 cents per gallon, farm properties for sale including a 270 acre stock and grain farm and a 155 acre tract, a recommend rental and a modern seven room house, plus numerous lost items such as a crank for a Chalmers car a sunburst pin with pearls and a black curly haired dog named TIP. The notices also advertise cattle, saddle horse and stallion services with details on locations contact points and rewards.
Market report covers receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep across Omaha Chicago Kansas City St Joseph and Omaha cash grain. Highlights include varied hogs prices with top rosters around 15. to 15.90 and cattle running steady to higher with top steers near 17.10 in Chicago and 16.75 in Kansas City. Sheep show strength with best lambs around 17.00 and ewes up to 7.75.
Grain prices show mixed values across several grades with No 2 yellow corn around 1.72 to 1.79 and hard red wheat near 2.70. In community news, Miss Madeline Metz and Everett Rogers wed in Omaha with Atlantic ties, and a large Oakfield family reunion followed by a picnic near the grove.
Fragmented OCR describes a dentist at Fulton Building Fifth and Chestnut Streets with garbled phrasing about a lifetime mental work and brain weight, followed by stray numbers and vague references to trucking and an opal. Content is incoherent and rebus-like.
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