Markets FOGS Mostly Ten to Fifteen Cents Lower
Chicago and surrounding markets report hogs and cattle prices slipping by about 10 to 16 cents. Demand for hogs slack, lighter weights at $11.00 to $11.25, cows and heifers weaker, calves steady to strong, lambs slow. Regional receipts at major points show overall declines from week ago figures.
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Chicago
Jane
Hicago
Omaha
St. Louis
J&t
St. Paul
Gleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Grains Close Irregular on Chicago Exchange
Chicago June 26 grain activity closes irregular with wheat down 4 to 5 cents, corn up 4 to 5 cents, oats down about 4 cents. Early selling eased as rains in Canadian Northwest were reported. Cash grain prices mixed with No 2 wheat and various corn and oats lots quoted. receipts and shipments details listed for Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City and other markets.
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Chicago
T. N
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Bel Kansas City
Commission House
Canadian Northwest
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago produce market report dated June 26 lists butter receipts at 11,143 tubs with varied grade prices from 39 to 49 cents per pound, cheese items including Twins new 2134 cases at 22 and 4 cents, and poultry with turkeys at 30 cents and roosters at 15 cents. Notes irregular spellings and OCR artifacts throughout.
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Chicago
N. S
New York Stock Quotations on Leading Shares June 26
New York stock market closes with mixed gains and losses among leading shares. Am Can tops at 151 with varied results across Amn Loco Amn Sintg and Amn Water Works, while Trail of declines appears for several rail and oil firms including U S Steel and Sinclair Oil amid broad activity.
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New York
New York Exchange
Am. Can
Amn
Loco
Amn. Sintg
Water Works
Angelada Cop
Baldwin Loco
Beth, Steel
Can, Pac
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Stockers and Feeders Prices
Butterfat 43 cents eggs 23 cents hens four pounds and over 18 cents under four pounds 15 cents broilers 25 cents legs horn broilers 220 roosters 10 cents ducks 10 cents geese Te white Stockers and feeders 10 dollars cows and heifers 6.50 grain wheat no price corn No 3 Te barley 40 cents oats No 3 or better rye 7 cents light spring geese 26 cents potatoes receipts 42 curs on duck 174 shipments 960 Wisequeln sacked round white 55 to 70 cents
Atlantic City Council Declares War on Stray Dogs
The Atlantic city council ordered unlicensed stray dogs rounded up and killed if unclaimed within three days. Dogs impounded require a $2 release fee plus annual license. dogs with county tags may be kept if leashed, stock still under penalty for roaming. Two bites reported, but no confirmed rabies. Council also granted cigarette permits, approved a tent show for the American Legion, and discussed new speed limit signs and curb work on Sixth street.
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Atlantic
Atlantic City
Casa County
C. O. Loy
Louise Morrow
R. D
Morrow
Sotero Manvnguez
Jones Hospital
Manriquez
D Mill Eats
Park Billiard Parson Pharmacy
Wilken Foal Hall
Co Papathakes
Lee Drug Store
Re Soft Dink Parfoy
Budweiser Pool
Arcade Billiard Hall
Dad's Smoke House
Gibson & Rabe Drug Store
Dick & Junie's Chocolate Shop
Beech’s Story
Farm Bureau Meeting Slated in Brighton Township
The Brighton Township Farm Bureau will hold its regular meeting Friday evening June 28 at No 7 Schoolhouse. County Agent W C Duncan will discuss his recent motor trip through the south. Members are asked to bring sandwiches or cake.
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Brighton Township
Motion
Funeral Rites Held for Woolsey at Congregational Church
Final rites conducted by the Rev Ralph B Noyce of the Congregational church were held at 2 30 this afternoon at the Roland Peacock Baxter home. Burial followed in Atlantic cemetery. Pallbearers were Al Leffingwell Ray Nelson Dave Lipder Ray Shepard Fred Earle and Frans Whitcomb.
Splendid Tri-Cities band concert tomorrow at city park
The Tri-Cities Concert Band presents its third concert of the season tomorrow evening at the city park. A large audience is expected as previous performances were well received. The program includes vocal duet by Mr and Mrs Myron Shipman, trombone solo by Carl Litterst, and trumpet solo by Fred Herbert both from Atlantic, St. We expect a mixed program of classical and popular numbers with works by Herbert Clarke Saint-Saens Von Tilzer and King among others.
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Pere
Tri-Cities
City Park
Myron Shipman
Carl Litterst
Fred Herbert
Atlantic, St
Herbert Clarke
Bluebirds
Saint-Saens
Fred -Herbert
Marie” Berlin
Trombnoch
New Dawn
Russell
Popula —Batton
de Sylva
Karl King
Local Optometrists Pick Six For State Board
Dr. F D Larson among six Iowa optometrists named by the Iowa State Association of Optometrists to Governor John Deere for appointment to the state board. Also listed are Drs KK W Martin Carroll Max Hudbert Fort Dodge W A Hall Manchester M W Getman Guthrie Center Norman Dunath Eldora. The Des Moines convention elected officers including Dr Charles City president Dr F L Robinson Ames and others as vice presidents and secretary Dr George A Goodale Lenox re elected.
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F. D. Larson
Iowa
John
Kk. W. Martin
Carroll
Max Hudbert
Fort Dodge
W. A. Hall
Manchester
M. W. Getman
Guthrie Center
Norman Dunath
Eldora
Largon
Association
Des Moines
Carles
Dent
F. £. Robinson
Ames
Howard Pierce
Storm, Lake
FP. D. Stier
E. L. Seidel
Marengo
George A. Goodale
Lenox
Cumberland Man Dies at Local Hospital
Chris Spieker a 44 year old farmer from southeast of Cumberland died about 1 30 this morning at Atlantic hospital after seven weeks of hernia illness and two major surgeries. Funeral services will be Friday at 4 30 at the Christian church with Rev. Young officiating. He was born in Griswold and is survived by his widow and one child.
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Chris Spieker
Cumberland
Atlantic Hospital
Spieker
Christian Church
Young
Mr. Spieker
Griswold
John Spie
Young Stowaway Arthur Schreiber Returns to New York
June report from New York describes Arthur Schreiber a Portland Maine youth who survived the Yellow Bird transatlantic flight to Spain and returns by boat to greet his father Morris Schreiber amid reporters. Father greets him with mixed emotion aboard the Leviathan as the reunion unfolds.
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New York
Arthury 'Schreibey
Portland
Maine
Atlantic
Spain
Jack
Morris Schreiber
Arthur
Gauss Arthur
Moth
Leviathan
Schreiber
Jyonas Schreiber
jPartla
Desert Heat At Dues The Gands Of The Sa Hary
Fragmentary OCR note describes extreme heat in a harsh desert region with water cooling concerns and polling references. No clear event or date identified. Names and local places are unclear due to garbled text.
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Dues
Gands
Sahary Desert
Otto Made Vice President of Whitney Bank
James G. Whitney announced staff changes at the Whitney Loan and Trust Company. Oscar A. Otto is promoted from cashier to vice president effective July 1, with Walter J. Julius joining as cashier and Thomas H. Whitney and Henry W. Fulton guiding operations. Julius brings banking and regulatory experience from the Iowa banking sector.
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Whitney Loan and Trust Company Bank
James G
Atlantic
Oscar. A. Otto
Thomas H. Whitney
Walter J. Julius
Avoca
Julius New
James G. Whitney
Mr. Otte
March
Henry W. Fulton
J Armos
Otte
Whitney Lons and ‘Trust Company
Cass County Bankers Association
Julius
State-Banking Department
Iowa
Whitney Loan and Trust Company
J.bank
County
Whitney Bank
Southwestern Tow
Connecion
Mr. Whitney Salantic
Board expands scope and officer roster plans announced
The organization has completed arrangements to increase its staff of officers and broaden its field of activities. The move signals growth and new initiatives, detailing changes in leadership and expanded program areas.
Girls hike from New York to Los Angeles in four days
California hikers Irene Devin and Eileen Hutchinson, both 18, reached Atlantic City after four days on the road from New York. They report hitchhiking across the continent with little walking, as they head toward Los Angeles after a weeks stay in New York.
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New York
California
New York City
Los Angeles
Sin | Atlantic
Irene Devin
Eileen Hutchinson
Los Angel
New-York
4-H Club Activities Entertains Club
Mrs. Lou Thurman formerly led the Washington township 4-H club girls group entertained the club members and their mothers at her home yesterday afternoon. Twenty were in attendance. After a pleasant afternoon refreshments were served.
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Lou ‘Thurman
Washington Township
Merger Plans Between RCA and RKO Off After Meeting
In parts of the state the weekly weather and crop bulletin from Charles L Reed notes a spotty general situation. RCA and Radio-Keith-Orpheum executives announced the proposed 180 million merger of first run theaters would not proceed.
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Charles L. ‘Reed
Federal Bureau
Radio Corporation of America
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
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