Market reports from Chicago and South Omaha Livestock
Chicago prices show grain and livestock ranges with No. 2 hard wheat at 1.51, assorted white and yellow corn and oats figures, while hogs receipts near 11,000 with mixed gains up to 2 cents, and cattle and sheep trading higher on broad demand. South Omaha notes 6,500 hogs and 1,300 cattle, with prices stronger for midweights and heifers, and lambs firm to higher on good demand.
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Chicago
Omaha
California
Market Prices From Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily
The Atlantic Markets section lists corrected daily prices for farm staples including wheat corn and barley, with numbers like No. 2 at 81 and 82, and various figures for produce such as bolterfat, spring chickens, old roosters, geese, ducks, hogs at $10 to $12, reflecting a snapshot of agricultural commodities and livestock rates. Entities include Atlantic Markets and commodities. no exact dates beyond implied daily correction.
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Craiv
Death of G L Mundorf of Griswold at 71
G L Mundorf of Griswold dies suddenly at his Griswold home aged 71 years 5 months 11 days after months of illness. He was born oct 20 187** in Henderson County and is survived by a wife and four children Viola Hansen Bell Cockarlin George Mundorf and Ursula Busse. Funeral services pending with Rev Essig of Avoca. Burial in Silver Creek Cemetery.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
George’ Logan Mundorf
Duas County
Henderson County
Viola Hansen
Bell Cocka Rrlin
George W.anil O. S
Hancock
Avoca
News-Teleranh
Ursula Margaret Busse
Dace
Rand
Cal Busse
Essig
Silver Creek
Little Change Noted in Avoca Doctor Emmert Condition
Little change was noted today in the condition of Dorsey F. Emmert a well known physician who suffered a stroke of paralysis. Burday. The condition of Joshua Davis Avoca pioneer ill with trouble was some better today.
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Dorsey F. Emmert
Avoca
News-Telegraph
Joshua Davis
Avoca votes May 4 on school bonding issue
Avoca citizens will vote May 4 in a special election on bonds totaling 40,000 to build an addition to Northside School. The plan calls for five rooms and a gymnasium.
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Avoca
News-Telegraph
Avica
Cumberland High Opens Baseball Season in Massena
Cumberland Indiana reports the Cumberland High baseball team will pry the lid off the season tomorrow in Massena, facing the Massena high tossers in the season opener. The brief notes the local squad travels for the game and marks the start of the spring schedule.
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Cumberland High
Cumberland
News-Telegraph
Massena
Massena High
Services Held For Mrs Chris Christensen Elk Horn Iowa
Funeral services were held in Elk Horn Iowa for Mrs Chris Christensen a former Elk Horn and Atlantic resident who died in California on March 26. Interment followed in Elk Horn cemetery. Born in Sweden November 17 1867 she married Chris Christensen in Copenhagen November 2 1869. She came to Anneville in 1881 and is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Nivls Hansen and thirteen grandchildren three brothers and no sister.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Chris Christensen
Atlantic
California
Sweden
Copenhagen
Tor Anneviva
Nivls Hansen
Eth Horny
Services Held for Elk Horn Mother Mrs Annie Jensen
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs Annie Margaret Jensen wife of N K Jensen who died after a cancer battle. Born March 4 1884 she married in Elk Horn in 1908 and leaves eight children.
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Elk Worn
Speciato News Telegraph
Silver wedding celebration draws 400 near Elk Horn
Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson marked their silver anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their country home three miles east of Elk Horn. About 400 friends and relatives attended. The Eli Horn high school's juniors staged the play Mummyn Li l White Rose last Thursday. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Hilmar Nielsen's home. Anton Petersen elected to represent Silk Horn Lutheran at the United Evangelical Lutheran church convention in Albert Lea Minnesota in June. Pastor Bing remains hospitalized awaiting a three month vacation grant.
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EL Horn
Henry Johnson
Elk Horn
Eli Horn High School
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hilmar Nielsen
Anton Petersen
Silk Horn
United Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Albert Lee
Minn
Bing
Return to Massena report on Abe Schooling family
Massena Iowa April 1 Abe Schooling and wife from Carnegie Oklahoma arrived to establish residence here Mrs Schooling a former Massena resident Jack Cruise two year old son of Mr and Mrs A J Cruise marked his second birthday yesterday with celebratory events despite the note indicating the misspelled date.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Abe Schooling
Carnegie
Okla
Local Notes From Grant Iowa Telegram Date Line
A brief Grant Iowa item notes Mrs Jay Anz and children visiting Elliott family, Dennis McCoy and Roberta of Greenfield stopping by Mrs W A Spicer, and Mrs Harry Gunderman returning home from Columbus after several days with parents. fragmentary plus names and places.
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Grant
Jay . Anz. Key
Elliott
Adair Hotel Proprietor Charles Edwards Critically Ill
Special to Nowse Telegraph reports Charles Edwards proprietor of the Adair hotel is critically ill. The article notes his kidney ailment and severe condition affecting hotel operations.
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ADAIR
Adair, In
Anvil
Nowse Telegraph
Charles Edwards
Adair Hotel
Flo
Red Oak Draftsman Kramer Dies in Lincoln Hospital
Tlugo Kramer, former draftsman at the Red Oak Bridge and Iron Works, who was moved to the Standard Bridge company office in Lincoln about a year ago, died at a Lincoln hospital Sunday morning from a ruptured blood vessel at the brain base. He was taken Friday, admitted Saturday night, and died at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. The body was sent to Omaha for funeral services.
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Red Oak
Tlugo Kramer
Red Oak Bride and Troan Works
Standard Bridge Company
Lincoln
Klamer
Omaha
Adair Socials Include Guests From Nearby Towns
Adair residents and visitors fill weekends with family visits and short trips. Guests include Mrs. Geo Wegner and Mrs. John Reimers visiting daughters, Dr. J. R. Winnett and Jane from Eldora, Mrs. Mamie Schmidt visiting relatives in Des Moines, and numerous others from Atlantic Carroll and Des Moines areas. Local residents entertained relatives at homes of the Burrs, Brandts, and Gates, with several trips to Des Moines and Des Moines area locales noted.
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Des Maines
Mamie Schmidt
Augusta [Ulgish
A. C. Morgin
Atlantic
H. Magarrell
A. F. Brandt
Marie Porter
Marie Gundrum
Casey
Des Moines
Geraldine Gates
Briglish
Missouri Valley
F. E. Gates
J. R. Winnett
Jane
Eldora
Adair
Dedham
W. H
Burrs
F. H. Noble
Susan
Aged Casey Man Killed by Car Near Casey
N P Clayton a longtime Casey resident was fatally injured when struck by a Ford coupe at a crossing north of the Clayton home near the Methodist church. He suffered two broken legs and internal injuries and died a few hours after the crash. His widow and one daughter survive. The vehicle was said to have been provided by Marcus Ward. The incident’s official action was not released.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
N. P. Clayton
Casey and
Marcus Ward
Casey Young m
Clayton
Funeral Thursday for Mrs. Orpha Dutro in Adair
Funeral services for Mrs. Orpha Dutro who died last week at her home in St. Joseph will be held Thursday at the Methodist church in Adair. Rev. Mid. Rarick will officiate and burial will be in Sunnyhill cemetery. The deceased was formerly a resident of the Adair Anita area.
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Adair
Orpha Dutra
St. Joseph
Rarick
Sunnyhill Cemetery
Anita
Local folks attend gatherings and visits across Cumberland
A string of visits and arrivals marked the Cumberland news with relatives and friends traveling from Granada Minnesota Danver Colorado and Atlantic to visit family. Several residents including Myrie Robinson and West Lake area locals were elected or hosted events while others enjoyed weekend trips to Des Moines Omaha and Fontanelle.
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Cumberland
Robert Routh
Daugh‘te
Granada
Minn
Corhon
S. OL. Dorsey
Don
P. Shearer
Rosemary
Motoretto
Ralph Conklin
Lester Farssythe
Lester Robinson
Dese Robinson
Griswold
Myrle Robinson
Artis
Bobby Drenner
Danver
Colo
James Drenner
Hence Black
Fontanelle
Black
Geo. Bolt
The
Cumberland Telephone Co
Myrie Robinso
Roca Campen
Robinson
Henry Spieker
Omahoa
Ben Johnson
Neela Morgan
D. L. Strong
H. J. Spies
East
Massena
Albert Hoy
Vernon Heyn
Ivan Brown
Walter
Clyde Hebing
Grant
Frank Jarvis
Maude Nichols
Atlantic
Carl Rothe
Noble Town
Ship
Mays
John Millers
Ihra
J W. Welton
Eddie Robinson
Des Moines
Mia
Myrle
Robingon
Tella Nichols
Atlandie Ia
Jobin Miller
Darling Cartoonist in Serious Condition at Mercy Hospital
Reports from Mercy Hospital indicate Jay N. Darling, noted Regiar cartoonist, remains in serious condition after last night’s illness. Hospital officials described his state as critical but stable, with continued monitoring and medical care.
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Des-Moines
Mercyshospital
Jay N. Darling
Regiafer
Consid
Dog Sought Wins in Terville Election Shocker
In Terville a city election Monday saw the Lincoln league claim victory over the Citizens league. A dog named Mutt, owned by Paul Beer, reportedly guided the win by switching allegiance to the Lincoln camp. Locals say the canine omen changed the outcome at a favored restaurant once linked to Citizens supporters.
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U.P
Lincoln League
Citizens League
Paul Beer
Lincoln
Legion to Observe Anniversary of U S Entry in War
Indianapolis April 1. American Legion departments nationwide were urged by national commander James A Drain to observe the eighth anniversary of the United States entry into World War with fitting ceremonies. The notice hints at nationwide commemorations and public interest.
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Legion
U. S
Indianapolis
American Legion
United States
James A Drain
America
Man Thought Dead Found Alive in Basement After Three Years
Otto Sheller, 40, a farmer from Sarpy County, was found yesterday in a basement room where he had lived almost three years. He emerged only twice a year to visit his brother George Sheller, also a farmer. R A Card, a special county deputy, received word of the discovery.
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Omaha
Otto Sheller
Farter
Waa
George Sheller
Sarpy County
R. A. Card
Senate Passes Child Welfare Measure
Des Moines reports the state senate passed the child welfare commission's basic bill creating a child welfare bureau in the board of control. The measure finalizes the program outlined by the commission appointed by former Governor Kendall to revise Iowa's juvenile laws.
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Des Moines
State Senate
Child Welfare Commission
Child Welfare Bureau
Board of Control
N.E. Kendall
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Cumberland News
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Iowa State
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