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For rent a furnished three room unit on the first floor. Available for three or six months. Phone G1 or 1, fT.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
10
For rent a furnished three room unit on the first floor. Available for three or six months. Phone G1 or 1, fT.
Des Moines reports urged courtesy driving to reduce Fourth of July week traffic tolls. Official says many accidents will injure hundreds and claim lives unless motorists slow down and exercise caution during the holiday period.
The family thanks relatives and friends for calls cards and expressions of sympathy after the passing of Mr and Mrs L Webleahaes Sincere appreciation for the community support during their time of sorrow
Hogs sold 4,500 with buyers steady to higher on 180–240 lb pigs. sows steady to strong. Cattle mixed with utilities steady, cows and bulls in demand. Hog futures and cash terms softened amid hot weather and thinner demand, with salable hogs around 8,000 reported and lighter weights showing weaker bids. Overall market sluggish as oats and soybeans weakened.
Washington announces two year import restrictions at current levels. Eisenhower asked tariff commission to study continuation. Markets react with mixed moves as rain forecasts push wheat up while corn and soybeans drop on expectations of large crops from hot weather. July soybeans fall, rye inches up, and milled products show modest shifts in futures. Des Moines reports USDA activity with Iowa and Minnesota receipts and subdued prices across grains.
The speare head group in Operation Gyroscope rolled eastward on the first leg of its journey from Riley Kansas. Germany traded places with the advancing force as the operation continued.
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