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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
8
Sp2g listing to settle the Teter C estate in Kerereen area Audubon County with land described as SW and adjacent parcels. The sale includes rare oak fede Twp, Lat bar proven Us acres with an estate referee named Fiaimk Boles in Audubin Powe.
The will of the late Neil Fasiman is challenged as invalid due to improper execution. Beneficiaries named include Graver Batman Mis, Mrs. Amy Sandall Mes, Laura Lene, Jessie Eastman and others with varied bequests of 500 to each, 400 to a nephew WL EL Baa man, and shares for two cousins Herbert Cy Bastiain and Florence Railshaen. The document outlines estate distribution and calls for abatement of certain portions.
Local brief items note wedding attendance for granddaughter Miss Manles Newton to Gerald Gorman of Des Moines. families and friends gather in Anita. Marine Corporal Waveid Petersen and family update on discharge and return home. Other notices include visits, employment plans, and a new beauty shop opening near Garside Elliott hardware.
Anita Congregational Church seeks a new pastor with Rev Henry having left for Eden. Rev Paul A Nygren of Minneapolis will lead the morning service and a basket dinner follows with each attendee bringing their own dishes and fare for the family. Coffee will be provided.
A patient expresses gratitude for friendly cards and flowers received during the hospital stay toward Mrs. Elmer Vo and others who provided support. The message thanks kind gestures and goodwill from hospital contacts.
Local for sale notes offer Bavestroued and down spout repairs by Phare Ui Jenkins and Strong Furnare and Sheet Metal Works. Includes Power Paint sprayers from Maite. Lloyd & Meredith advertise Sterling siderake overhauled and ready to perform. Lloyd Auerbach in Lewis, PA lists paint dinseed car turpentine.
A series of injuries are noted from an incident involving a horse at a local Cameron Mie company site. Mildred Hoekenberry and several others were treated for ankle and flesh wounds, with hospital care in Omaha and Missouri for various patients.
A jumble of visits and departures appears with names like Mr and Mrs Robert See of Canahs and Mrs Myrtle Porte arriving from Washington DC. Several residents travel to Kansas City Phoenix Minneapolis and Des Moines while others host out-of-town guests.
Postmaster General Robert K. Tandegan urged Congress to cut the air mail pool rate from eight to five cents an ounce. He spoke in Washington on June 27 requesting action to reduce costs and promote efficient service.
Chicago traders push oats futures higher as July and deferred contracts reach ceilings amid active buying for future delivery. Market tone supported by cotton strength and political signals on OPA extension, with rains easing in Canada and gains across wheat and corn quotes in Chicago and Minneapolis.
Chicago and South Omaha cash cattle markets show steady demand for strictly choice cattle at ceiling $18.00, with two loads of 1,025 lb finished heifers. Hog prices hold at $14.50 ceiling. steers and heifers of choice grade steady while cows, bulls, and stockers trend weaker. Spring lambs around $15.00 with smaller lots down to $13.50. ewes and shorn natives mostly $7.25 to $7.50 with weaker westerns mixed in.
Bids will be received by the Atlantic City Council for furnishing a triple combination fire truck for the city of Atlantic. Specifications are on file in the City Clerk's office in Atlantic, Iowa. Bids open at the city hall on July 8, 1946, at an hour to be specified. the council may reject all bids or continue the letting. Dated June 26, 1916. Hawley Lynch, City Clerk.
Miss Coletta Williams and Miss Pauline Peel visited their families over the weekend. Mrs. R. F. Peel traveled to Farnhamville to care for her ill mother, Mrs. A. N. Smith, at the EK. B. Gallentine home. A health tip warns swimmers not to swim alone or when overheated and to wait after meals and know water depth.
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in Interior Town and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours to 8:00 am totaled 8,800, up from 7,500 last week but far below 27,000 a year ago. Demand ran very active at ceilings with lighter loads than week prior. Barrows and gilts 160-180 lb 13.75 to 14.46, 180-360 lb 14.20 to 14.45. Sows 270-400 lb 13.45 to 13.70, 400-450 lb 13.69 to 13.70, 450-550 lb 13.40 to 13.70.
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