New York Stocks Close Mixed on August 4
Trading in New York focused on largest names including American Can Zink AT and T General Electric U S Steel and Sears Roebuck with mixed results. Notable quotes showed U S Steel around 120 percent and International Harvester near 117 percent while American Can and Westinghouse posted gains.
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New York Stock Exchange
A To &T
International Paper
General Electric
Studebaker
United Cigars
Westinghouse
U. S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Mack Trock
International Harvester
Sears | Roebuck
United Drug
Standard Oil N
Liberty bonds and grain markets steady in New York and Chicago
New York trading in Liberty bonds and government issues showed slight declines amid active demand for prime railroad bonds with a mixed bag of issues. Chicago grains closed higher with wheat up, corn and oats advancing on Liverpool strength and crop concerns. hogs and cattle traded firmly in a busy livestock day at both Chicago and South Omaha markets.
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Liberty
Treasury
Chicago
Liverpool
Pond Laeal
Canada
Guthrie Center Man Learns City Life Lesson
A Guthrie Center resident, traveling to Sioux City for a visit, encountered a troubling episode as he walked with friends along a street. The local account notes unfriendliness toward strangers and a troubling dispute over money, leaving the man regretful about the encounter and his experience in an unfamiliar city.
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Guthrie Center
Sioux Cupy
Las Aug
Ortheie Cone
Dakota
Forty Hours Devotions Draw Crowd at Massena Church
Special to News: Telegraph The Forty Hours devotion began at the local Catholic church Saturday morning and drew a largely attentive crowd. Services continued through the day in the church basement with prayers and reflections for parishioners and visitors from Massena.
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Massena Church
Massena
Ann
Lions Club Weekly Meet Speaker Announced
Rev. BL BR. Syitles and Combe Rapriss are set to speak before the Atlantic Lions elute during the regular Wednesday noon meeting at Cumberland. The event highlights a midweek address by noted speakers.
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Lions Club
Cumberlanes
Syitles
Combe Rapriss
Atlantic Lions
Walnut people on long trip to Saint Paul and back
A family group plans a long voyage from Walnut to Saint Paul then to Vancouver aboard the Princess Adelaide. They will visit California and the Grand Canyon, sailing September 20 and returning in late November after a stay in Canada and the western states.
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Alnut
Dan Au
Cedf
Neff
Erie
St.Paul
Adie
Cmd
Peta
Bree
Vier Ma Netto
Juwa
Sesereuni Casun Lange
Accident at Auger 4 Anuinus Feels Tragic Toll
A laborer fell during a faulting spell at a worksite yesterday and died while heading to his office. Authorities report the incident is under investigation but provided no additional names or specifics.
Vo Wes Mission Circle Observes Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Special to News Telegraph notes the twenty fifth anniversary of the Vo wes Mission circle of the Baptist church observed Friday evening. Bether Barnes of Doser is visiting relatives, Ralph Worthington returns from Lake Okuben outing, Mrs Archer and family visiting Missouri, Margaret Roberts recovering from a hip injury, W A Beeker and son from Topeka, Kansas visiting the W A Denham home.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock receipts 16 000 mares steadies steers 9.00 to 14.30 calves 5.50 to 10.00 hogs 5 000 market 10 to 15 higher bulk 13.65 to 14.14 top 14.00 to 15.40 heavies 14.00 to 14.10 lights 15.75 to 14.10 mediums 10.85 to 14.15 sheep 4 000 market steady lambs 13.75 to 15.24 websure 4.50 7.50.
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Shlomo
Calle Wit Een
ISAM
Randy Wetsht
Freding Lamb
Kansas City
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Grain and hay markets show No 2 and No 4 futures around 465 with cattle steady to slow. Stockers, feeders and cows range from 3.50 to 16.00 dollars. butterfat at 38 cents, eggs and poultry values mixed with old hens at 170, roosters and geese modest.
To Redeem Mangled Bill
The fragmentary text describes a Treasury division rule about redeeming a bill. It suggests a three-fifths valuation threshold for full redemption and references redemption at half value under certain conditions. Names, dates, or concrete entities are not clearly readable.
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Treasury Department
Last Rites Held for Clarence Weston Saturday
Funeral services for Clarence Weston, farmer, husband of Mrs. Weston, were held Saturday at 10 at the Anita Welcome church. Weston died by his own hand after a long bout of despondency, ending in a gunshot on his premises. He is survived by his wife, his father, and a brother in Des Moines, with services conducted by local clergy.
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Anita
Clarence Weston
Kenimy
Willigot
Weston
Minna
Constant Weaver
Pesen
Westunt
Ava
Jewel
Wild J. Weston
Ie A. Weston
Des Moines
Welfine
Stres S
Wy J. Weston
Andy
de Robert A
Bossi Parkinson
Ethel Tet Rly
Anita Cath
Oortie Cane
Ivan
Exira Items Chronicle Local Names and Events
Exira notes list visits and travels of governors relatives and local families. Mr and Mrs G W Carter and daughter visit Hutchinson Minnesota relatives. Mrs I Watterson returns from Audubon. LeRoy Henry’s relative dies in Missouri. John Bishop attends K P session in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Ida Gransberry of Butte calls here for mother’s death. Mrs Luther Hensley and Clara visit Braysmae. Mr and Mrs Rodman Henry of Kansas City visit. Local residents and visitors frequent Lake Okabon area.
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Exira
Aub
Lens
Gov. Beadle
Georgia
Eleaspor
Hudson
G. W. Carter
Mra
Joe Rasmussen
Hutchison, Minn
I.watterson
Audubon
LeRoy Henry
Ira Warren
L .K. Davis
John Bihop
Cedar Rapids
I da Gransberry
Butte
Mont
A. Waust
Bacal Baker
Atlantic
Utul
Rodman Henry
Kansas City
The Bievest Man The earnaat 'i world 4har meffWery'
The text appears garbled with misspellings and unclear content. It mentions a man and danger but lacks concrete facts, names, or dates to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Oh Boy the Pig Gains 20 Pounds Weekly
In Shenandoah Iowa on August 4, Indiana News Service reports Oh Boy a corn free Poland China boar that never tastes corn gains 20 pounds weekly. Owner C. C. Kish of Riverton says the pig will enter at the Town with Nebraska state fairs and the national swine show.
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Shenandoah, Ja
Poland
C. C. Kish
Riverton
Kish
Nebraska
Baptists Close Tent Meetings at Massena Park
Aug. 4 Massena Park tents conclude under Park Baptist church auspices led by Rev Charles. Meetings moved to Bridgewater this week as the local series ends.
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Massena
Tuy
Charles
Bridgewater
Shenandoah Suit Filed Over Note Secured by Mortgage
A civil suit for 5000 dollars on a note secured by a seegnil mortgage on Country Club addition lots in Shenandoah was filed today against Carl Wenstrand and his wife by Ferguson Barnes Ferguson. Wenstrand, a former attorney and head of a Juan company, was represented by the same firm when tried for embezzlement. The case set for September term.
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CINSI
Shenandagh
Carl Wenstrand
Ferguson, Barnes & Ferguson
Anttorneys
Westrand
Juan
Ring
Boy Scouts Plan Hike to Crystal Lake Rally
Special to News Pelegraph States Boy Scouts under Scoutmaster Hearce Vase meet early Sunday for a hike to Crystal Lake. They will camp and later take part in the Ratna Valley meet held August 4 at Crystal Lake, with continued participation expected.
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Exiga
Shion
Hearce
Tewis
Crystal Lake
Ratna Valley
Edna Johnson Improves After Severe Attack of Appendicitis
In Audubon on August 4 a special report notes Miss Edna Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnson is recovering well. Her physician says an operation will not be necessary and she is improving steadily after a serious attack of appendicitis.
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Audubon, In
Edna Johnson
Johnson
Baby Son Audubon Born to Mikalaun Couple
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Mikalaun of this city on Saturday August 4 according to a special News Telegraph report from Audubon.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Mikalaun
Local notes from Lewis Missouri Valley area
MEF church Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs. Vir next Multhaup home east of town Tuesday afternoon. Several residents, including Guin family and Amanda Taylor, returned from a weeks long trip through Nebraska and Kansas. Handlow Cotton of Omaha visited for his wife staying with relatives. Caton and family moved into the Harry Allen property. Walter and Joe Vail, Omaha carpenters, spent the weekend here with their families. Mrs. Evans of Cumberland vicinity visiting Mary Hiworth and Ernest. Glen Lighty, now back from Colorado, at grandmother Salina Smith’s home. Burkhalter and Upson couples drove to Hastings on business. Myrrip Wixsler of Alpena, S.D., Evelyn and Robert Bennett of Maxturg visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Berry. Kitty Hunley of Omaha visiting relatives. Gaylord family of Atlantic spent part of the week at John Montague home. Maggie Smiley and son Rob visiting. Mrs. L. Temple visiting sister in Omaha. Mrs. Fessler of Kaingaai visiting Ellen Hunt at Frank Albright home. Russell Starr home Friday from Ames after a six week course. Carl Burnside from Rock Island, Ill., visiting with wife and children prior to departure.
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Lewis
Gipeelal
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the
MEF
Caton
Harry Allen
Walter
Joe Vail
Omaha
Dirs
Evans
Cumberland
Vic ‘Einity
Mary Hiworth
Ernest
Glen Lighty
Colorado
Salina Smith
B. Burkhalter
F. A. Upson
Hastings
Ila
Myrrip Wixsler
Alpena
S. D
Land
Evelyn and
Robert Bennett
Maxturg
Wm. Berry
Kitty Hunley
Gaylord
Atlantic
John Montague
Maggie Smiley
Rob
Temple
Fessler
Kaingaai
Ellen Hunt
Frank Albright
Russell Star
Ames
Mr. Starr
Carl Burnside
Rock Island
Rev. Baldwin
Jama
Old Testament Persia and Elam in ancient history
Fragmentary notes describe Persia or Iran once called Elam and its mythical early origins. The text asserts Elam under Medes control, a later revolt around 2002 era, and Cyrus the Great defeating Media to establish Persian dominance.
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Iran
Southwastern
Adin
Leram
Cyria
Asiu “Minor
Vissars
Cyrus
GU B.C
Light From Tr Travelerg Describe Indian Flora And Uses
A fragment describes a plant with long petals growing in parts of India. It notes tall Oro of petals and mentions gathering, pricing, and use in homes for thoughts. Large trees reportedly yield 80g Douala of Mower in a meadow, with dried pels serving as a primary article for people.
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India
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