Stock market and livestock prices across major U S exchanges
New York closing stock quotes show American Can and AT&T near mid-190s, General Electric around 36 1/2, Studebaker at 47 1/4, Sears Roebuck near 198, Westinghouse about 72, U S Steel around 118, with other major names listed. Livestock markets in South Omaha Chicago Kansas City show hogs up 15 25 cents, cattle mixed, and sheep trading steady to higher with varied lots across grades.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cee
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
Standard Oil
N. J
Chicago
Liberty bonds and grain markets mixed on New York trading
Liberty bonds closed with irregular tone as liquidation in U S government war bonds and high grade industrials pushed prices down slightly. Chicago cash grain and Chicago optional grain showed higher closes with wheat up on strong crop expectations, corn and oats following the bullish trend.
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New York
United States
Chicago
Willish
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Grain and Livestock Report
Grain Wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 quoted around 1,435 with slight adjustments. Barley 65c. Cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow with prices about 6.50 feeding and 3.80 to 6.00 for cows and heifers. Hogs range 11.00 to 13.00. Produce Butterfat 28c eggs 26c old hens 17c roosters 8c geese 8c ducks 10c springs 20c.
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St. Joseph
Adair News Items Highlight Local Visitations and Moves
AdaIrla special report lists Theodore Garber and wife returning from a six week visit to Sher idan Wyoming to visit daughter Mrs F E Jones. W A Daniglson and son Robert leaving for Chicago after visiting cousin Mrs Chas Brainard near Mir. F G Long to Menlo to open cash and carry store. Martin Hickey hosts granddaughter Geraldine Cosgrove from Massena. Henry Sherman and son visit Des Moines relatives. Ary Daniels, daughter of L and M Daniels, critically ill with peritonitis at home in Adair.
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Adair
Theodore Garber
F. E. Jones
Sheridan
Wyo
W. A. Daniglson
Robert
Chas. Brainard
M Ir
Chicago
F. G. Long
Thursiday
Menlo
Avoca Fair Set to Open August 17
Avoca Iowa announces the twentyninth annual Pottawattamie county fair to run August 17–21 with larger exhibits and events. Daily programs run 2 to 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:20 p.m., admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 15 on Tuesday free for schoolchildren. The Southwest Iowa Short Ship circuit offers about 20,000 dollars in purses across six towns, featuring pace and trotting races with added money. Fair officers include President August F. Hager and Secretary Gus Diederich with directors listed.
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Avoca
Pottawattamie County
Avora
Southwest
Ilowa
Nishing
Ciation
Igeust F. Hager
Lee Taylor
Turner
Gus Diedrich
R. G. Petera
A. F. Hauser
Fines Bates
O. A. Gruike
Willias
Hing
OM. Beymer
Ira Derlo
Fred Meier
Marion Pals Chatles
Py Blust
Fred Stude
Gus Diederich
Geetie Li Homie
Vacationed in Canada and area social notes
Vacation notices from Audubon and surrounding towns list residents returning from trips. Herman Kleuver arrives home for a two week visit with his father Kris Kleuver. Mrs F At of Council Bluffs begins nurses training at Jennie Edmundson hospital. Evans Marquesen and children visit Chas Nelson Thome in storms Lake. Mrs David Hope of Atlantic returns after visiting sister Mrs J A Kazine. Des Moines visitors stay with Mrs Leonore Riggs and Mr Herman Heinecke. The notes mention travels to Emmettburg and Misses Patrea and Agnes Hansen visiting.
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Audubon
Aus
Speculla News-Telegraph
Herman Kleuver
Chicago Univity
Kris Kleuver
Mabel Keith
Gliddene
Prister
Council Bliffe
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Leonore Riggs
Herman Heinecke
Jamilia
Ernest Harrishun
William Walters
Daugh‘ter Antionette
Marquota
Red Car Men Burned in Filling Station Fire
In Aug, two men from Red Oak were severely burned when a gasoline tank overflowed and the fuel contacted a hot exhaust pipe. They were in the car during the blaze and were rescued with difficulty.
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RED Gar
Joe, Williams
Edward Tate
Red Oak
Local Young Man Struck With Pitchfork in Farm Altercation
Ted Elliott, a well known local youth, suffered a badly lacerated chest after being struck on the head with a pitchfork during an altercation at Fulton farm five miles west of Vicinity while threshing on Saturday. A man named Bagley, waiting to unload hay, allegedly struck Elliott. X-ray showed no skull or brain injury. No action taken yet. the assailant is brother-in-law of Mr Fusion, at whose wheel they were threshing.
Anita World War Veteran Dies in Montana Hospital
Joe Dougherty, son of J W Dougherty, an early World War enlistment and overseas veteran, died after a lingering illness at the U S Sanatorium Fort Harrison in Helena Montana. The body will be brought to Anita Tuesday evening for burial in Bergene Cemetery.
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Anita
Montana
Joe Dougherty
J. W. Dougherty
U. S
Judge Green to Speak at Red Oak Rotary Tonight
Congressman W. Ro Gr Bluffs is the principal speaker for the Red Oak Rotary meeting tonight. Green will address the taxation problem, presenting his plan and views on current fiscal policy.
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Judge Green
OAK Rotary
Red Oak
Aur
W. Ro Gr Bluffs
Griswold Minister To Be Married Soon
Ja Griswold Iowa Aug 3 Rev L O Oswalt of the Church of Christ leaves for Galesburg Illinois to wed Miss Schnugsoan. Rev John Binigamant of the M B church returns from a lengthy trip.
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Griswold
John Binigamant
M. B. Church
iFARMER SERIOUSLY HURT NEAR RED OAK
Aug 3 in Red Oak area a farmer William R Johnson was seriously injured when he fell from a pickup while trying to separate fighting hogs. He suffered a skull fracture and remains unconscious. he was being transported with Glen Ashby when the incident occurred Saturday as they hauled hogs to Red Oak.
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Red Oak
Wiliam R. Johnson
Anon
Johnson
Glen Ashby
Griswold Welcomes New Train Service Increase
Griswold gains two daily Rock Island trains reversing a long reduction. Officials from the railway company and local farmers and business leaders met Thursday evening to approve the service upgrade, ending a period since September 1920 when only one train ran daily.
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Griswold
Rock Island
Woman Visits Family in Des Moines Area
A fragmentary news item notes Mrs. John Hugh and Mrs. Lawrence visiting relatives in Des Moines area, with references to Walnut and Oakland and time around Wednesday. Details are incomplete.
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John
Hugh Dongsdays
Bluffa
Lawren
Oakland
Services Held For Anita Resident Elmer Porch
Funeral services were held at the Anita Methodist Church for Elmer C. Porch longtime Anita resident who died following an operation. Rev McEldowney officiated with interment in Evergreen cemetery. Born in Knox County Ohio September 22 1868 Porch moved to Cass County as a boy and grew to respected manhood. He married Mary Parker in 1886 and later Atene Griffith in 1902 fathering several children. The death ends fifty one years of life in the community of Anita and surrounding area.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Anita Methodist Church
Elmer C. Porch
Anita and
McEldowney
Evergreen Cemetery
Ohio
Joshua
Maria Perch
Knox County
Gass County
Uly
Porch
Cass County
Marya Parker
Fanay
Glen A. Porch
Rickel
Irving
Atene Griffith
JH. Griffith
Miss
Mildred
Roscoe
Carlton
Elmer Porch
Money Returned After Forged Checks Incident
Carl J. Anderson was reimbursed for part of his loss from forged travelers checks cashed after a Shenandoah Niagara excursion. Red Oak Trust and Savings Bank issued the refunds, covering the misused signature.
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Red Oak
Carl J. Anderson
Adair Lutherans Observe Fiftieth Church Anniversary
Special jubilee services marking the fiftieth founding anniversary of St. Johns Lutheran church drew about a thousand people from surrounding areas north west of Adair. Morning rites began at 10 a m mostly in German with an English address. afternoon services were in English as a church history was read. Former pastors Rev O Cloeter Rev FL Ehlers and Rev A Deletzke attended. current pastor Rev George Giexse preached. A large tent hosted the services and Ladies Aid provided dinner and supper.
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Adair
Newn
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Tigre
O. Cloeter
Vernon Center
Minn
Ehlers
Storm Lake
A. Deletzke
Charlotte
George Giexse
Ladies Aid
St. Johns Church
Unfortunate Extra Family Involved In Two Accidents
The report notes two late accidents affecting the Extra Family, including a horse incident on Saturday afternoon that injured a left wrist. It mentions Mrs. John Koos and daughter Nancy, and references additional family involvement in the mishaps.
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John Koos
Nancy Ton
Local Notes From Audubon and Nearby Cities
Audubon news outlines librarian coverage while Mrs. Nelson is away and lists numerous local visits, trips, and visitors to Audubon. Names include Ella Stearns, Gertrude Nelson, Ed Brillhart, Harriet, Dick Petty, J A Laugheed, Bernice, Teo Downey, Donnas Marie, T B Kertin, Bernice, Holger Rasmussen, Maxine and Thelma Mardesen, Laura Baxter, Ruby Kriudsen, Lois Conrad, Virginia Phares, Lyle Melntire, Irving Hansen, Lucille Taylor, Lois Conrad, Lake Okoboji outings, Shenandoah visits, and Epworth League picnic details.
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Ales Okoboji
Ruby Kriudsen
Jack Sweeney
Des Moines
Virginia Phares
Atlantic
Lois Conrad
Lyle Melntire
Irving Hansen
Lake Okoboji
Lucille Taylor
Shenandoah
Gail Petersen
Tof
L. C. Baghey
Lake View
BE. OH. King
Sidney Kerbéry
Sanborn
Neb
Lila
Gladys Wickham
Gardump
Waukee
Levard
H. J. iSavage
Walnut News Briefs: Visitors Venture Through Nearby Towns
Special to News Telegraph. Mr and Mrs William Kaus of Kansas visit his mother Mrs Henry Wiehland and Henry Kaus family. Mrs Carl Udet and daughters Priscilla and Berett of Chicago visit grandmother Mrs M O McLyman and uncle Frank McLyman. Arthur Empirre of Corley visits Walnut friends. Mrs Raymond Wolf Mrs Theodore Johnk and Miss Nestha Ward travel to Atlantic Thursday. Gus Kimmel of Omaha visits wife and daughter Betty staying with her mother Mrs Frank League. Albert Beey conducts business in Harlan Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Paulsen spend Thursday in Atlantic with relatives. Mrs Paul Karsten Mrs E P Toning and children Drexel and Maxine visit in Harlan with daughter sister Mrs Fred Dryer and family.
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Walnut
News
William Kaus
Kansas
Henry Wiehland
Henry Kaus
Carl’ Udet
Priscilla and Berett
Chicago
M. O. McLyman
Fank McLyman
Athur Empirre
Corley
Raymond Wolf
Theoadore Johnk
Nestha Ward
Atlantic
Gus Kimmel
Omaha
Betty
Frank League
Albert Beey
Harlan
Clarence Paulsen J
Paul Karsten
E. P. Toning
Drexel
Rupture Expert Seeley to Visit Park Hotel Tuesday
Seeley a renowned rupture specialist from Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Park Hotel this Tuesday August 4th to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield. He claims it retains rupture and contracts openings in 10 days, without surgery, injections, or prescriptions.
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EH. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Park Hotel
Atlantic
Mr. Seeley
England
Spain
Seeley
United States
Washington, D
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