War Savings Stamps Sale At The Atlantic News Telegraph
The Atlantic News Telegraph indicates War Savings Stamps may be purchased at its location. Local residents are urged to buy to support war efforts and boost national savings programs.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
6
The Atlantic News Telegraph indicates War Savings Stamps may be purchased at its location. Local residents are urged to buy to support war efforts and boost national savings programs.
Chicago market reports record hog receipts, about 6 000 head, but only 500 salable with prices nominally steady. Cattle and sheep offerings cleared quickly with little value testing. top steer prices near 18 dollars, lambs largely 16 to 16 1/2 dollars, with varied results across classes. South Omaha figures show hogs steady at ceiling levels and cattle mixed, with vealers strong and cows mostly steady.
Massena residents and visitors are listed with trips to Chicago Council Bluffs Omaha and LeGrand Ore. locals include Rev H D Butts returning from a youth camp at Indianola and families visiting relatives while en route to destinations.
In Cass County Iowa the District Court in Probate No 5396 appoints Wm Guske as Administrator of the estate of Frank Guske deceased. Creditors and claimants must present claims as required by law for allowance and payment. Dated June 29 1946. Jones Cambridge Attorneys for the estate.
Casey residents share moves and missions with Mary Claire Han ley traveling to Kansas City for radio and television study LaVerne Wilson to Omaha then air service command course Rex Hiscocks Rex Hiscocks and Elmer Kading visit relatives Mrs Clara Fox visits Casey from Hanford new school superintendent Arnholtz arrives to lead Casey schools.
Anita Mrs Stanley Curtis leaves for Temple City California after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George O Smither and her brother Claud and family George Smither drives his daughter to Des Moines for a flight Mrs George Heckman of Regent North Dakota visits the home of her stepson W H Heckman southeast of town and other relatives in the area The Atlantic News Telegraph purchased this item.
Extra News notes Misses Martha and Mary Davis, beauty culture students in Des Moines, weekend visits with parents Mr and Mrs Fred Davis. Mr and Mrs Bob Meyer of Ft Dodge spend weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Minerman as their daughter Dixie returns home. Mrs W G Petersen joins Audubon high school class of 1927 reunion. Mr and Mrs Charles Fulton and Mrs Willard Fulton visit from Long Beach Cal seeking to aid Mrs Charles Fulton’s ill mother Mrs Jessie Herrick. Mr Frances Davis and son visit from Chicago.
Grain futures rise with wheat and rye leading gains in a shortened session. July wheat up about 1 1 2 percent to roughly 1.67 a bushel. corn and oats advance while rye and barley post fractional to small gains. Cash wheat bids mix with No 1 red around 1.79 and No 1 hard near 1.71 to 1.73 per bushel.
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Town and southern Minnesota for the 24 hour period ended 8:00 am today were 30 000 head. Compared with 23 000 and 32 300 a year ago. Activity very active and steady. Barrows and gilts 160-180 lb priced 18.60 to 14.45. 180-360 lb at 14.20 to 14.45. Sows 270-400 lb 13.45 to 13.70. 400-450 lb 13.45 to 13.70. 489-550 lb 13.30 to 13.70.
Closing stock figures show Am Can at 96 percent AmT T at 174 Anac 34 Bendix Av 51 Beth St 79 Boeing 27 DuPont 163 Gen Elec into Gen Foods 48 Gen Mot 67 Int Harv 86 Kresge 284 Mont Ward 61 Radio 13 Sears Roe 118 Std Brands 35 Std OMJ Sus 58 U and Sti 691 Went Un 48. Also noted are sheep market hints with choice shorn lambs at 7.50 to 8.00 and California lambs at 18.09.
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