Swine market steady to strong with strong hogs and steady cattle
Kansas City and South Omaha livestock markets report steady to higher hog and sheep prices with top hogs reaching 9.40, light and heavy weights varying. cattle receipts rise and prices stay steady. multiple markets show 8.50 to 9.40 for heavy hogs and beef steers around 12.50 to 14.25, with lambs in the 12.25 to 13.40 range.
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Trong
Kansas City
Market Stranger
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Chicago
Minneapolis
City
St. Louisan
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland Am
Pittsbhurgh
Grain prices ease as wheat corn and oats retreat on weak demand
Chicago wheat falls about 1.5 percent with July and Sept quotes near 2.14 and 2.141. Corn slips 2 to 2.5 cents while oats dip. Liverpool opening firmer contrasts with weak domestic demand and favorable belt weather. Cash grain prices list No 2 red and No 2 yellow wheat and mixed corn bids, with receipts varying by market.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Liberty Bonds Quotation Sheet From New York Market
Liberty bonds quotations show 4 1/4s and 4s notes with prices ranging around 100 to 119. Traders report 3 percent bonds at 105 and 100.9 for 1st and 2nd issue respectively, while newer 44s trade near 119.10 and 4%s around 103.22.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Iore
N.S
Liberty
New York Stocks Close Higher on Active Trading
On June 29 the New York Stock Exchange saw 1,398,400 shares and bonds totaling 7,247,000. Leading quotes included Am Can 53 1 2, Am Loco 106 1 2, AT&T 162, Baldwin Loco 220 1 2, Beth Steel 47, Can Pac 177, Gen Electric 107, Gen Motors 196, Goodrich 68, Penney 68, So Pac 135, Studebaker 50 1 2, Tobacco Prod 99, Un Pac 114 1 2, Uni Cigars 90, US Rubber 41, US Steel 119, Westinghouse 4443, Coca Cola 118, Int Harvester 117, Mack Truck 101, Sears Roebuck 56, Uni Drug 164.
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NEW York
J. N.S
New York Stock Exchange
Am. Can
Am. Loco
Bald. Loco
Beth. Steal
Can. Pac
Corn
Gen. Electrics
Goodrich
Penni
So. Pac
Studebaker
UN. Pac. Itis Uni
US. Rubber
US. Steel
Westinghouse
Coco Cola
Int. Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Rovbuck
Uni. Drug
Atlantic Markets Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Livestock and Eggs
Corrected daily market notes list butterfat at 865 and eggs with heavy hens and Leghorn hens priced per dozen. Duck prices cited at 12 cents, springs at 17 cents, Leghorn springs 14 cents, stockers and feeders steady to slow, cattle sows and heifers around 3.60, and various odd lines amid garbled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Lghorn
Deen Loom Co Illustrated Catalog Offer
A brief advertisement from Deen Loom Co of Harlan inviting readers to send for an illustrated catalog and loom prices for their low priced home weaving looms. The notice lists the company and location with a promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen Loom Co
Harlan
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kind remembrance during a hospital stay. The note mentions calle, cards, letters and flowers and is signed by LOVERYLE KERKMAN.
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Patrick Murray
Griswold Farm Bureau Picnic Schedule and Gruiwold Fair Events
Observed in Cass continued from page one details a Griswold picnic at the fairgrounds with a Brown's Victorians band, a main street auto race at 10:30 a.m., and a basket dinner at City park. Afternoon and evening programs include a band concert, chorus, mayoral address, Cass County Farm Bureau remarks, canning demonstrations, and a Griswold Atlantic baseball game. Evening festivities feature more music, a moving picture, a dance, and midway attractions with McMahon's show and rides.
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Brown
Creston
Farm Bureau
Griswold
Weir
D. C. Milford
Cass County Farm Bureau
Bigjow
Adel
Atlantic
Zelpha Warren
Hazel Kay
Pymosa Township
Frank Osen
Grant Township
T. L. Smith
Ninth District Farm Bureau
Knoparbor Pavilion
McMahon
Funeral Notices for A F Berry and Mrs Effana Maple Williams
Funeral services were held for Argyle Franklin Berry at First Presbyterian Church at 2:30 PM, burial in Atlantic Cemetery. Separate notice for Mrs Effana Maple Williams, former Atlantic resident, held at Local M E church at 2 PM, interment in Atlantic Cemetery. Survivors include children and extended family across Iowa and Nebraska.
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A.F. Berry
First Presbyterian Church
Argyle Franklin Berry
East Fourth Street
William Mack
Atlantic Cemetery
Atlantic
M. E
Effana Maple Williams
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Lippincott
E. A. Moore
Samuel Dennison
M. B. Nelsons
J. B. Wellman
C. E. Kringel
E. E. McVey
A. C. Fouts
Extra
Lehman
Otis McCright
Des Moines
Algo
Three youths sentenced to two years for Lewis robbery
Max Fangburn 20 Fred Winter 21 and Dale Jahnke 19, all from Lewis, pleaded guilty in district court at Audubon to robbing the H. G. Marker home at Lewis on May 2. Fangburn and Winter received two years at Anamossa reformatory, Jahnke also two years after initially resisting, per Judge H. J. Mantz. The trio admitted taking some items but denied stealing the $30 missing amid the other goods.
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Max Fangburn
Fred Winter
Lewis
P. P. Edwards
H. J. Mantz
Audubon
H. G. Marker
Anaransa Reformatory
Dale Jahnke
Anamossa
Mantz
Pangluen
Anthony Kessler
Jahnke
Henry Jahnke
Lewis Constable
Winter
F.C. Winter
Caig County
Six Children Drowned in Iowa Tragedy Claims Six Young Lives
June 1920 Des Moines area reports detail six youths ages 12 to 16 who died in drowning incidents. Michael Frenick 16 and John Frenick 14 fell while rescuing each other in the Des Moines river near Madrid. Ethel Milber 14, near Madrid. Edwin Gunderson 10 and Bernie Gunderson 16 in Beaver Creek near Des Moines. Harl Griffith 12 in the Des Moines river at Estherville.
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Des Moines
Michael“Frenick
Commerce
Iowa
John Frenick
Ethel Milber
Madrid
Edwin Gunderson
Bernie, Gunderson
Harl Griffith
Estherville
Michael Frenick
John
Milber
Frenlek
Gunderson
Beaver Creek
Mit
Young Griffith
Farm Bureau Meeting and Brighton Club Activities
The Marne farm bureau held its regular Friday meeting with a program and lunch. In Brighton township the P. E. P. club met at Misa Ethel Sarsfield’s home on June 22 with demos on cutting sewing crochet and braiding bugs led by Velma McFadden and Gwendolyn Trailer. Helen Trailer sang and plans were made to support a Marne band concert ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Marne
Farm Bureau
Marne Hall
Brighton Township
Misa Ethel Sarsfield
Velma McFadden
Gwendolyn Trailer
Helen Trailer
Lewis
Song
Jalso
Marne Band
Notice to Bondholders on Trustee Replacement Hearing
Andrew, receiver of the Iowa State Bank, seeks court appointment of a trustee to replace the Iowa State Bank as master trustee for the Iowa Building and Investment Company deed of trust. Hearing set for July 6, 1927 at 9 a.m. in Atlantic, Iowa. Objections must be filed by then.
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Iowa Buildings and Investment Company
Iowa State Bank
Iowa State Bank ‘Ag
Towa Building and Investment Company
Towa State Bank Axl
Atlantic
Gass County
Iowa
Husband Kills Self After Wife Stops Home Brew
Milwaukee, June 20. Charles Miller, 52, was found hanging in his basement after his wife Martha told police she would discontinue her practice of making home brew beer. The incident is described as death by his own action, linked to the wife's decision.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Miller
Martha
Sentence for murder case ends with ten year term
In Los Angeles Mrs Sarah Kerrick and four co defendants denied probation after being convicted of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of movie cowboy Tom Kerrick. They receive sentences ranging from one to ten years in San Quentin penitentiary. Co defendants Iris Burns Anita Davis Henry Isabell and Joa Hunt are named with the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sarah Kerrick
Tom Kerrick
San Quentin Penitentiary
Berrick
Iris Burns
Anita Davis
Henry Isabell
Joa Hunt
Arizona
Fort Madison Plank Ceremony Opens Santa Fe Bridge
Fort Madison citizens begun planning a plank ceremony to celebrate the opening of the new Santa Fe bridge across the Mississippi. Santa Fe officials say the structure may be ready for inspection and possibly traffic during the week of July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Mississippi River
Santa Fe
Cooperative bank to open under Fulton act in What Cheer
The first cooperative bank organized under the Fulton act will open in What Cheer. AE Cottrell of Lion, vice president of the town Farmers union, becomes president. Capital stock totals 26000 and has been fully subscribed.
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Fist Cooperative Bank
Fulton Ian
AE. Cottrell
Lion
Town Farmers Union
Record Flight Hero Visit to Polish Capital Stirs Cheers
Clarence Charlie A Mevine and crew of the Columbia airmen completed a westward crossing from New York to Saxony and briefly visited Warsaw. The group received ovations as the Columbia landed at Wasp Field and then Farnstorm Inn, fueling hopes for further goodwill from Americans.
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Clarence Charlie A. Mevine
New York
Saxony
Columbia
Switzerland
Wasp'tow Field
Farnstorm
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Harley
Aden
Legal Publications
I.A
Andrew
Iowa State Bank of Atlantic
Swan, Martin & Martin
Wilk &No Monument Works
Behinode
Carpet
Town Electric Company
Amade
Iowa Electric Co
Pew
Wathout Fin
Fogo
DOWS
DOWIT
Iowa Electric. Co
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