Grain and Livestock Market Chicago and South Omaha
Grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats listed with various No.2 and No.3 grades. Hog cattle and sheep markets show receipts and price ranges at Chicago and South Omaha, with hogs lower and cattle steady to higher in Chicago and stronger lambs in Sheep and Lamb sections. Livestock receipts peak at Chicago with hogs about 10.70 to 10.75, cattle 9.40 to 10.10, sheep 11.50 to 13.00 for large run of lambs and yearlings.
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Chicago
Joseph Livertock
South Omaha
Huteher
City weeds must be mowed on all Atlantic properties
Notice from mayor A. K. Coombes orders immediate mowing of all weeds on and adjacent to city property in Atlantic. If weeds remain or are not kept mowed, the city will mow them and charge the costs to the property, added to ordinary taxes.
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City of
Atlantic
A. K. Coombes
Masonic Picnic Set at Sunny Side Park
Masons and De Molays picnic Wednesday June 28 at Sunny Side Park. Football game at 3 30 p m between De Molays and Masons followed by picnic supper at 6 30 p m. Committee provides ice cream and lemonade. All Masons Eastern Star De Molays and families invited. 2026
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Masonic
Sunnyside Park
de Molays
Iowa Supreme Court upholds verdict in yellow paint case
In Des Moines June 26 the Iowa supreme court upheld the Davis county court ruling denying E G Dickson damages from 31 neighbors who allegedly assaulted him painted his farm yellow and forced purchase of liberty bonds and Red Cross donations during the war. Justice Weaver dissent argues the lower court erred by not requiring proof of a conspiracy.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Davis Raunty Court
E. G. Dickson
Liberty
Dickson
Red Cross
C. J. Weaver
Washington Busy on Miners Strike
United Press report from June 26 details two moves toward ending the nationwide coal strike in its thirteenth week. Labor Secretary Davis and President Harding push for a conference between operators and miners while UMWA President John Lewis attends a Washington meeting. Senate considers a drastic plan for federal and state intervention to halt the strike.
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United Press
Washington
Davis
Marding
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senate
Associated Press
Albin
Love
Morris
Iowa
United Mine Workers of America
Washington, D. Co
John Lt. Lewis
Labor
Lewis
White House
Train wreck stunt to headline Iowa State Fair display
Des Moines June 26 Special Ito News Telegraph reports a staged train wreck at the Iowa State Fair. Two 60 mph standard gauge locomotives will crash center stage, with engineers leaping to safety. The $35,000 setup runs once Aug 26, aiming to draw large crowds. last seen in 1896.
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Des Moines
Ito News-Telegraph
The
Fair Board
Chicago
Iowa
Operator on Vacation at Walnut
Miss Mary Engleman, royal telephone operator and News Telegraph correspondent, takes her annual vacation at Walnut after diligently serving the office.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Mary Engleman
Royal Telephone
News Telegraph
Paralysis of Industry Warned By U S Geologist
United States Geological Survey director George Otis Smith warned at a Providence conference that the nation threatens wide scale disruption of industry and transport if the coal strike endures. He urged basic reforms in the coal industry as a path to lasting peace.
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Iy United Press
Providence
R. J
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
National Conference of Social Workers
Farm Loans and Used Equipment Advertisements
Farm loans and equipment notices from The News Telegraph announce finance options for farmers, plus remaining stock of slightly used box files at 50 cents. Listings include Deering and McCormick mowers, binders, and twine from Hansen and Lowe, with Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa offering Percenter Call services.
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Wood & Savery
Atlantic
Iowa
Deering and McCormick
Hansen & Lowe
News Telegraph
Trouble Seekers Build Bridges Before Water Appears
A reflective fragment notes people who cross bridges before they exist and others who build bridges where none are needed, pondering constant human effort and the uncertain future.
Orangutans Brush Blues Away at Barnes Circus in Atlantic
Al G Barnes brings a large wild animal circus to Atlantic on July 5 with monkeys Bangs and Jiggs leading aerial stunts. The orangutans perform clever tricks, study newspapers, and share playful, comic moments that promise uplifting fun for about 1080 spectators.
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al G. Barnes
Atlantic
al B. Barnes
al G. Barnes Circus
Bangs
Jiggs
Eastern Oklahoma in Better Condition Says A Voorhees
Mr A Voorhees and wife visiting Mrs Voorhees parents in the city report that eastern Oklahoma is in its best financial condition in years due to oil development and rising oil prices. He notes roads in view with a county bond plan likely to pass, aiding paved road construction. Voorhees has hundreds of acres, is a Republican supporter, and plans to return to Oklahoma after the Jersey visit. You make no mistake if you place your order with the Wilken Monument Works.
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A. Voorhees
Voorhees
Extra
Oklahoma
John C. Voorhees
Beng Brothers
New Jersey
Repub
Lican
Wilken Monument Works
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Marion County
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Occidental Hotel
Tlenningsen Construction Co
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Universal Tire & Rubber Company
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Indiana
Young Call
Leon Perkins
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J. O. Howard
E. C. Care News- Telegraph
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Murray
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Linke Bros
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G. R. Oakes
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Elm Street
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Cal Black
Christensof & Mountain
Iowa State Bank
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Reese's Soft Drink Parlor
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J. B. Thomason
Dodge Taxi
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A.E. Goold
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Ada
Central—Market
AL. G
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Hatmor
OLD Ben Coal Corporation
Franklin, County
Green Bay Lumber
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Trlophonis
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