Markets Report Hogs Slow at Chicago Prices Slip
The Daily Markets notes hog receipts in Chicago at 30,000 with a slow weak market bids down about 10 cents. Top hog price reached $9.00, bulk $8.80 to $9.00, with heavy and packing sow prices listed. Cattle and sheep figures are given for several markets including Kansas City and South Omaha with mixed changes and steady to rising trends in beef and lamb values. Overall, hogs lead the move, with prices reflecting the slow tone since early last January.
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Chicago
I. N
City
Omaha
E. St. L
St. Joe
St. Paul
Kansas City
South Omaha
Cattland
Stedd
Grains Finish Higher in Chicago Trade on June 26
Wheat rose to 90 cents as Corn held near 77 to 78 cents with mixed and yellow varieties showing gains. Oats traded narrowly, Rye moved up amid active support amid favorable crop weather offshore and domestic selling briefly offset by higher futures. Overnight shipments totaled 88,000 bushels as country offerings remained light and cash grain prices varied by quality.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Aati
Ryan
N.S
Auly
New York Butter Market Report From June Sale
New York June 26. Butter market quotes show gains for both salted and unsalted creamery butter. Prices move higher on renewed demand with fresh creamery products in focus. Trade notes indicate continued interest from primary markets and retailers seeking quality dairy fat.
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New York
Ln.s
Chicago Produce Prices in Chicago Market Report
N S Produce lists butter 9 575 tubs and creamery products with premiums and rates. Eggs show 15063 current at 20 cents per dozen with various grades. Cheese prices include Twins and Longhorns around 16 to 17 1/2 cents. Live poultry features turkeys at 18 cents and ducks at 14 cents. Potatoes show 96 cars on track with 1052 U.S. shipments noted.
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Chicago
N.S
U.S
South
New York Stocks End Of Day Totals And Quotes
New York stocks on June 26 showed total sales reaching 2,272,080 shares with insatiable demand pushing notable issues higher. Closing quotations display varied gains and losses across leading names including Amn 11744, Amn Loco Ref 455, Chicago Gt & NW 67, Gen Flee 675, Gen Mtrs 40, Goodrich Rub 2642, Int Harv B24, Mack Truck 52, Mac Pac oO, NY Cent 168, NY NW & Hi 103, Par Fam Lasky 56% and several others.
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New York
N.S
W York
Ge M
Consol Gas
Erie
Gen Flee
Goodrich Rub
LL Cental
Nash
Mack Truck
Pacoo
Mont Ward
SBM
Nat Lead
Ny- Cent
NW & Hi
Pace
Irregular Sox Prices Reported for Irish Cobblers and North Carolina Stock
Market notes show Irish Cobblers bids around 2.10 to 2.25 with some at 1.75 to 2.50 and 2005 figures for North Carolina Irish Cobblers barrels at 3.75 to 4.16. Virginish Cobblers barrels cited near 4.00.
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Ern
Southern
Elisa
North Carolina Irish Cobblers
Virginixish
Distorted 1920s stock board shows mixed ticker codes
OCR fragment lists numerous ticker labels and prices such as REO, US Steel, Std Brands, Ry and gas companies. The text appears as a jumble of stock abbreviations, numbers, and partial company names with no coherent narrative or clear event. The readable entities include US Steel, Standard Oil, Rubber, Walkinghose Electric, and gas firms, suggesting a financial page snippet rather than a full report.
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Potin
Radio Corp
REO
al Srt
el S$ Rubber
US Steel
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Listed
Corrected daily market notes show grain and livestock quotes. Corn No 2 and oats No 3 higher. butterfat and eggs graded. poultry listings include hens leghorn varieties. hogs priced from 7.50 to 8.30, cattle stockers and feeders 8.00 to 11.00, cows 4.00 to 8.00, and heifers 7.00 to 9.00.
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Couzs
Kennery
Road shoulders being built along U S 82 east of Atlantic
A drag line crew from Lincoln, Nebraska began work building shoulders on U S 82 east of Atlantic. The project is funded by Federal Surety Company of Davenport and involves J Foley as dirt contractor who disappeared after leaving unpaid bills. Lytle company will handle paving from Voorheus estate to Menny night, then Moeorheus area to Anita. McKenzie Kileen to finish paving near Hopley Station and move to Springt and second portions. Wickham company, Cornelia Bluffs, sublets part of the Gas line to Oak, with Moran crew to assist. surfacing begun and to accelerate soon.
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Lincoln
Y N
Athantic
Federal Surety Company
Davenport
Ped J. Foley
Foley
C.F. Lytle Company
Wil Com
Voorheus Estate
Fola Ménny Night
Moeorheus Place
Anita
McKenzie &. Kileen
Atlantic
Hopley Station
Springstot Lewis and
Pave
Tiwattamie County
Gpuit Lot Ink
Wickham Company
Cornell Bluffs
Oukland
Wack
Moran
Ping
Notice to Coal Dealers Sealed bids sought by Iowa district
Sealed bids must be received by the Atlantic Independent School District at 7:30 p.m. on July 14, 1980, for 550 tons of coal to supply several school buildings, with delivery of 440 tons by September 15, 1990 and 20 tons between January 1, 1981 and January. Preference will be given to items produced or manufactured within Iowa. Elsie M. Wendling, Secretary.
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Bord
Minacation
Atlant Independent School
Atllantic
Iowa
Towa
Elsie M. Wendling
Seenetary
Democrats May Nominate Metz At County Convention
Cass county Democrats may nominate Mike Metz a Wiota farmer and former Cass county supervisor for the fourth district on their county convention day. Metz drew eleven votes in the primary though not a formal candidate and might have faced Republican Armentrout if renominated. Democrats meet with 122 delegates at city hall council chambers. Republicans have 201 delegates. W C Bryant of Griswold will chair the GOP gathering and E M Willard will chair the Democrats.
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Cass County
Mike Metz
Wiota
Cass County Board of Supervisors
Metz
A. Armentrout
Sick and Injured At the Hospitals
A string of hospital patients and medical events described from Atlantic hospital and Omaha area facilities. Names include Grether Drager of Wiota, Howard Hansen of Extra, Mary Wyckoff of Mount Etna, Atnetta Wesack of Adair, Grant Couple, Anita Man, Esther of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs Smith, and Raymond Luntz. One man broke a finger in a tire accident at Thiele filling station.
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Grether Drager
Wiota
Atlantic Hospital
Howard Hansen
Extra
Mary Wyckoff
Mount Etna
Atlantic “Hospital
Atnetta Wesack
Adair
Anita
Auits
Ing
Dune
Raymond Luntz
Andy EB
Thiele
Focal
Former Adair Man Elected Secretary of Retail Grocers
Adair Iowa June 26 Special W a Albers formerly of Adair and Des Moines has been elected secretary of the Retail Grocers Association and will assume the post July 1. He formerly served as secretary of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at Des Moines and will manage advertising results in his new role.
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ADAIR
Grocers
W. A. Albers
Adair and Pon of
Des Moines
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Retail Growers Association
Jobless in U.S. Report Hits 2.3 Million
Washington reports from the census directors show an estimated 2,298,588 unemployed persons nationwide based on returns from one fourth of the population. The survey covered 29,264,480 people with 574,647 jobless, about 2 percent, and lamont says the one-fourth sample fairly indicates general conditions.
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Washington
Ao Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Births and new arrivals in Iowa and Illinois towns
Reports of newborns include Clarence Richard Schlicht in Logan son born to Clarence E Schlicht and Evelyn Anderson, and Edwin Drake’s son from Griswahl, plus Eugene Robert Ward born in Adair on his mother’s birthday, and John A Leggate grandson in Omaha. Also notes a Chicago birth to Frank Ward’s wife. A paving project closes between Maquoketa and Baldwin with July 4 reopening. Lisbon station robbery nets 114 and cowboys assaulted nearby.
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Clarence’ E. Schlicht
Logan
Clarence Richard
Adair
Frank Ward
Chicago
Wlob Leggate
Omaha
William Wheeler
John A. Leggate
Tri-Cities Band To Play Park Concert This Evening
The Tri-Cities band gives a second season concert at the city park at 8 p m under director R C Rasmussen. The program includes The Coast Pacific Eisenberg A Little Kiss Bach Morning Offenbachiana and more with pieces by Meyrelles Baxter DeVille Kuehn Brockton Kateher Laurendean Lawrene and Rossini to close.
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Tri-Cities
R. C. Rasmussen
Coast Pacific
Eisenberg
Briegel
Baxter
DeVille Glen Tree
Henry Kuehn
Rockies
Sauer “Stein
Brockton
Kateher
Nebraska bishop chosen for Lincoln diocese
Vatican announces Rev. Louis B. Kucera, longtime Protivin IA priest and former Columbia College faculty member, as bishop designate of Lincoln Neb. He will succeed Archbishop Buckman after papal documents arrive. installation date pending.
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Vatican City
Pere Pius
Lewis B. Kucera
Protivia
Lincoln, Neb
Dubuque
Louis B. Kucera
Holy Trinity Church
Protivin
Lincoln
Neb
Columbia College
Protigin
Father Kucera
Fran Joseph Buckman
Ss. T. D
Funeral Services for Mrs Hunter and Unice Jane Scarlett
Funeral services were held this afternoon at United Presbyterian church for Mrs S AW Hunter with burial in Atlantic cemetery. Pallbearers included Melvin Davis Will Davis John Henderson Ross Bailey Lawrence Split and J W Campbell. Also noted were services for Unice Jane Scarlett who died Tuesday night at her daughter’s home 703 West Sixth Street. Rites were at Osborne Tomlinson Funeral Home with burial in Atlantic cemetery conducted by Rev J E Bruiner. James Huntington and Mrs O R Patrick sang two hymns. Pallbearers included Dr H M Lash James Huntington Robert Donald Orle and Allen Lines, noting that four pallbearers are grandsons of the deceased.
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S. AW. Hunter
United Presbyterian Church
M. C. Seaman
Atlantic Cemetery
Melvin Davis
Will Davis
John Henderson
Ross Bailey
Lawrence Sliott
J. W. Campbell
Jane Scarlett
Funers
M. E
West Sixth Street
Osborne-Tomlinson
J.E. Bruiner
James Huntington
Creston
O. R. Patrick
Man Sentenced to 90 Days in Cedar Rapids Breakin Case
Mike Lenoo, 40, begins a ninety day jail term after pleading guilty to breaking and entering in connection with theft from the home of C. Hermann. The sentence was pronounced by Judge H. C. Ring.
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Gots
Cedar Rapids
Mike Lenoo
C. Hermann
H. C. Ring
Two Banks to Merge in Muscatine Iowa
Muscatine reports a consolidation of First National Bank and First Trust and Savings Bank to form a new bank effective August 1 with capital stock of 200000 and a 100000 surplus. Stein will be president of the combined institution announced today in Des Moines. Eight people hurt in yesterday's auto mishap, Lorettar Trafford, 30, among the injured with multiple contusions from a vehicle leaving the road into a ditch.
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Muscatine
National Bank
First Trust and Savings Bank
Stein
Des Moines
Lorettar Trafford
Raccoon Dwellings in Hollow Trees
A fragment describes raccoon homes within hollow trees. Animals enter through limb openings high in the trunk, and sometimes the hollow extends to the roots. When trees fall, occupants are found in the stump at ground level. the roly poly mention appears as garbled text.
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Howe
Canton Water Clock Destruction and Rebuilding Story
A fragmentary account describes Canton water clocks or clepsydras dating back about five centuries. The device consists of three copper vessels stacked atop a platform with a float indicator in the bottom, showing water level as vessels fill. A long, nearly faded aside mentions a clever man whose wife held a harsher view of him after a quarrel.
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Canton
Teachers Club elects Barker as president in Iowa
Paul I. Barker, vocational agricultural teacher at Town Falls high school, was re-elected yesterday to lead the Iowa Vocational Agricultural Teachers club. New officers include Paul Auringer of Charles City as vice president and B. Peel of Boone as secretary-treasurer, highlighting the group’s work in guiding farmers in operations and community outreach.
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Ames
Paul I. Barker
Town Falls High School
Iowa Vocational Agricultural Teachers Club
Paul Auringer
Charles City
B. Peel
Boone
Convention speakers stress living standard improvements
The convention featured several speakers who stressed the improvement of the standard of living, highlighting benefits for workers and families. Their remarks called for policy measures and community programs to raise wages, reduce costs, and expand access to essential services.
Gobblers Knob Park Opens With Record Crowds
Gobblers Knob Park opened last Sunday drawing a record crowd from Adair and nearby towns. Visitors noted at the resort on opening day.June 26. Spe 2.
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Esther
Smith
Tauhter
Griswohl
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Baldwin
Monmouth
Lisbon
Carl ‘Litterst
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Sultan” Lawrene
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McLaughlin
St.siz
Kellogg's
Heath Grocery Home Service Store
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Third St
Mrs. Hunter
Mary Astor and
Lloyd Hughes
Betty Compson In
Lowall Sherman
Hugh’ Trevoor
June Clyde
Raymond Hatton
Rita la Roy
Ivan Lebedeff
Marcelle Corday
Rubevilieht Sun
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Gobblers Knob Park
Eredric March
Harry. Green
Talking Comedy
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