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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1944
Page
8
A reader thanks friends for flowers cards letters and gifts received during a hospital stay and extends special gratitude to the nurses. The note is signed Mrs Claude Hyndman and appears in The News Telegraph.
Ripley Warne of Columbia A. Lewis-Keith Warne has finished naval training at Maryville Missouri and, on leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Warne, will attend Columbia University New York to finish his work. Miss Harriett DeValoris of Boyden also visiting the Warne home. Second Lieut and Mrs Paul Armentrout and Sherry are visiting.
Wheat futures slumped late with July slipping to 1.58 from 1.59 on the day and rye giving back nearly a cent after gains. July grain futures fell to 1.09 from 1.10 with oats and barley also directed lower. No cash sales reported. market table shows mixed open high low close across July September December and May contracts.
Combined hog receipts at 19 yards and 11 plants in interior Minnesota towns total 37,400 for the 24 hours ending 8:00 am today, up from 31,600 last week and 25,100 a year ago. Weights 270 lb down, generally steady. sows steadier to 10¢ higher. Loadings about 36,100 week ago with prices across weight ranges from 10.60 to 13.50 per cwt for various classes.
Reports from Stockholm say the German imposed 8 pm to 5 am curfew in Copenhagen triggered swift violence. Workers at Burmeister Wain munitions plant took the day off, crowds blocked streets, set pyres, and hurled debris at occupiers. Some were shot as chaos spread and an ammunition train derailed north of the capital.
Strong in slow Chicago market with hogs 24 500 including 7 800 direct. Cattle calves and sheep follow, with fat steers near 17 50 top and hogs steady to higher on 180 270 lb. category. Slaughter lambs steady to weak as feeders and ewes trend down.
Atlantic markets list cream eggs and poultry prices by grade and weight. Buyers see prices for cream 630 and No 1 49c eggs 28c 20c. roosters 14c. heavy breed hens 18c. Leghorn hens 16c. heavy breed springs 23c. Leghorn springs 21c.
War Savings Stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic New Telegraph. The notice invites readers to acquire stamps through the local post or news office, indicating civilian support for wartime financing.
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