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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

4

Grain markets uneven on Chicago futures closing

Chicago on June 29 reports grains closing uneven as wheat slipped while corn advanced and oats barely rose. Scattered selling and selective buying produced an irregular finish amid mixed receipts and modest export demand. Cash grain prices shown for Wheat, Corn, and Barley across No. 2 to No. 8 grades in Chicago and Kansas City markets.

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Swine Markets Steady as Receipts Moderate Across Cities

Chicago and regional markets report hogs steady with moderate arrivals. Western centers like Kansas City and Omaha show steady cattle and lamb trends with top hog prices around 10.65 to 10.85 and varied beef and lamb offerings across markets.

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Liberty Bond Quotations From New York Market

Closing quotations for liberty bonds and Treasury issues list prices and yields. Items include 4s and 44s with figures around 103.14 and 108.26, Treasury 44s at 113.20, Treasury 43 at 108.26, and Treasury 34 at 101.24, reflecting market values in New York during the period.

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New York Stocks Close On Heavy Volume At Noon

New York stocks traded heavily with 2,420,200 shares changing hands and more than 10.6 million dollars in value. Closing quotations show Am Can at 774, Am Lov, 974, Gen Motors 188, U S Steel 64, Westinghouse 64, Mack Truck 2, Willys-Overland 21, along with numerous other industrials and utilities.

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Secretary of Atmos Chamber of Commerce Resigns After Five Years

The text notes the resignation of the Atmos chamber of commerce secretary at Foatan and mentions prior service of five years. The fragmentary wording omits clear names, dates, and places beyond these core items.

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Atlantic Markets Note From Corrected Daily Report

Market prices for poultry and livestock include butterfat hens bulls and geese with mixed quotes for eggs, cows and heifers. Grain prices show No 2 wheat at 1.26 per carload 2005 barley and rye figures listed. The item mentions Clarinda chamber of commerce and a Hamburg publisher, with expectations of return to the newspaper.

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Farmers to Obtain Relief Plank Adopts Democratic Platform

The document touts farm relief under the platform with John Simpson of Oklahoma praising relief efforts and urging justice for the farming industry. It criticizes the Republican administration, catalogs planks on economy, taxation, tariffs, mining, and foreign policy, and endorses waterway development, transportation equality, labor rights, veterans aid, equality for women, immigration provisions, campaign finance reform, antitrust measures, and mail delivery while noting a California naval academy appointment query for Shenandoah Patterson.

John Simpson Oklahoma Andy Uvedd Lunder Hugh Dee Great Lakes Uigulf Atlantic Ocean Mississippi Colorado Rivers Colorado River Denver Party Anil Childeen Java Democratic Party

Manion Edges Bartlett After 18 Holes in Trans Miss

At Wakenila Country Club Des Moines two golfers, Manion and Bartlett, stood 3 up on the other after 18 holes in the Trans Miss tournament semifinals. Both were off form with several missed putts and roughs. Bartlett struggled in the rough while Manion kept shots straight down the fairway. Bartlett finished 81 while Manion trailed with inconsistent putting as the round ended.

Wakenila Country Club Des Motives N. S2 Jimmy Mation Lewis Art M. Bartlett Manion Jimmy Hiv Bartlett BO. Tayintee St. Louis RS. Jovan Minneapolis Sovan Winter

Three more ships to join in search for lost Italia crew

The Norweigian ice breaker Vealekari the steamship Hobby and the French warship Luxembourg are expected to join within days to assist the Nobile expedition and Amundsen relief party. Kings Bay and Vigo Bay reports say no trace has been found and bad weather has hampered search efforts.

Italia Amundsen Vealekari Hobby Luxembourg Kings Bay ViFgo Bay Spitzbergen Majo Maddelena Pengo

Territory Deaths Gingwold Leader and Lantz Veteran Remembered

June 18 and June 29 see two deaths in the area. Axel Lants a well known farmer south of Grinwold died after months of illness and is survived by a wife four children and other relatives. The piece notes he was a World War veteran and served over many years. A relative named Usath or Arnath is mentioned as a survivor.

Gingwold Axel Lants Grinwold Mourah Usath Arnath Stanton Lantz Anay X ‘Whilayy

Both Nominees Named On First Ballot At Houston Rally

Reporters recount the Democratic convention in Houston where Governor Smith of New York and Senator Robinson of Arkansas were favored for the ticket. Robinson presided at the 1920 convention and faced turmoil in San Francisco, while Smith signals a hard line on prohibition during his pending national campaign strategy.

Robinson Arkansas Smith Epublicans Democrats United States Senate Gtil Arty Learners Fee Kanaas City Nominaton Curtis Kanaas Albany N. Y New York San Francisco Heffin Alabama Senate South Houston Tex Jane N. S Java Democratic Party Guv al Smith National Committee Biltmere Peter Goulet Gerry Rhode Talend Demo‘cratic National Committee Clem Shaver Weat Wire Imo Eerie Bete Committeevot 80 Leistor Gerry New York City Chahgervi Prohibition Thora Tha Smith George W Olgany Tammany Robligsen

Final figures arrive delayed by abifixant switches

Incomplete text notes delays to final figures as numerous abifixant switches cause postponements and delegations board trains amid announcements.

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Bodies of two Iowa river drowning victims found

In Oakland Iowa Biden Hooney III was recovered near Macedonia after a river search party followed the Nishnabotna downstream. Earlier Eddie Osborne’s body was pulled from a sandbar near Chautauqua Park, confirming two youths drowned while playing in the Nishnabotna last week.

Oakland Biden Hooney III Nishnabotna Macedonia Qukland Eddie Osborne Cooney Land Nishapabotna Chautauqua Park Osborne W. J. Webber Carson Methodist Carson Osborne Lad C. E. Cooney Cooney

Birth announced for Ward Dell son of Nissen family

Julius H. Nissen of Walnut and his wife announce the birth of a baby boy named Ward Dell yesterday. He is a nephew of Miss Tennie MV and Carrie Ward and Joss Ward of this city.

Mia Julius H. Nissen Walnut Ann Bor Lat Tennie MV Carrie Ward Joss Ward Ward Dell. Iy

Atten Prof Lali Devrlal adad sails for Europe July 4

Atten-Prof. Lali Devrlal of the modern language department at Toya State College will sail for Europe on July 4 for two months in Germany. It will be his twentieth voyage across the Atlantic with a focus on scholarly study and language immersion.

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