Walnut News Roundup: Local Families Visit and Return
Walnut Ia August 15 special roundup reports Mrs Claus Rathjehs and son John Peterson spending week in Holstein with Will Petersen family. Charles Seville and son John return to Omaha after stay with mother Sarah Seville. FLW Drake family Marig Wilma and BR Hammond family Evelyn return from Lake Okoboji outing. A Lebeck and son Carl head to Artesian SD to manage farm interests. Mrs Raymond Wolf returns from Jamestown Kansas visit.
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Walnut
Claus Rathjehs
John Peterson
Holstein
Will Petersen
Charles Seville
John
Omaha
Sarah Seville
Flw. Drake
Marig
Wilma
BR. It. Hammond
Evelyn
Lake Okoboji
A. d. Lebeck
Carl
Artesian
SL. D
Raymond Wolf
Jamestown
Kany
Stock quotes from New York Exchange today
The Daily Markets reports closing quotations with American Can 299 percent, A T and T 189 percent, General Electric 326, International Harvester 118, Studebaker 46, United Cigar 80, U S Steel 122, U S Steel pid 124, Mack Truck 217, Sears Roebuck 194, Standard Oil New Jersey 40.
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New York
New York * Stock Exchange
American Gan
General Electric
International Harvester
Studebaker
United Cigar
U. S. Steel
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil N. J
Liberty bonds and market notes from New York and Chicago
Liberty bond prices listed with yields and maturities. New bond issues this week were at low volume in 1924 market reports. Chicago grains and livestock prices show declines in wheat corn oats and mixed cattle hog and sheep values across markets in Chicago and South Omaha with various top bids and average prices.
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New York
Chicago
Aue
Liverpool
Kyusatur
Adair Board Lets Contract for Nodaway River Drainage
The Adair county board of supervisors awarded a contract to the Fred M. Crane company of Onawa to dig a drainage ditch along the Nodaway River from Cemetery Bridgewater to the Adams county line. The project covers 153 cubic yards of dirt at 60 cents per cubic yard, aimed at draining adjacent land. Construction begins around September first, with an estimated five months to completion.
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Fontanelle
Adair
Bridgewater
Adams County
Senator Pat Harrison Speaks to Oakland Chautauqua Crowd
A large audience packed the Oakland chautauqua tent to hear Senator Pat Harrison yesterday afternoon. The event was part of a season long program, with about 900 tickets already sold for next year’s assembly.
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Pat” Harrison
Oakland
Avoca
Newa-Telegraph
Pat" Harrison
Seatute
Assembly
Funeral Services for Glenwood Man Elliott Tomorrow
Special to News Telegraph funeral services for George Collins, an elderly Glenwood resident visiting his son, will be held tomorrow at noon with interment in Glenwood cemetery. The deceased had lived in Glenwood for some time. Elliott reports.
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News-Telegraph
George Collins
Thunsday Noon
Tantertow
Glenwood
Elliott
Boy Scouts Leave Audubon on Ten Day Outing
In Audubon on Aug 11 twenty four members of the royal Boy Scouts departed for Storm Lake for a ten day outing. County Attorney Harold Byers accompanied the group. The journey was made under special guidance from local authorities.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
The
Royal Boy Scouts
Harold Byers
Jjourney
Madi
New Parsonage Planned for Griswold M E Church
In Griswold Iowa a new parsonage for the Methodist church is discussed as a near-future project. The plan, long talked about, envisions a detached home for the clergy to be erected in time, reflecting local church growth and needs.
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Griswold M. E
Griswold
Methodist Church
Willere
Exira Paper to Move to New Quarters Soon
Aug 15 special to News Telegraph reports Auilybon County Journal to relocate to the T H Diedwin building in Exira next week after remodeling the former newspaper office space.
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Exira Paper
Exira
News-Telegraph
Auilybon County Journaly
T. H. Diedwin
Angello program ends as Legion hosts big dance
Ja. Aug. 15. The Angello closes its sessions here tonight and will hold the boards at Kimballten next week. The Incal American Legion post is staging a big dance at the Legion post tonight, with a large crowd expected.
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News-Telegraph
Angello
Kimballten
American Legion
Legion Past
Mrs. Tom Allen Visits Carroll Before Returning Home
Mrs. Tom Allen of Moline, a former resident of this city, left today after visiting at the Del Spoo home for the past month. She planned a brief Carroll visit before heading back to her home.
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News-Telegraph
Tom Allen
Moline
Del
Spoo
Carroll
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Grain prices list No 1 and No 2 wheat at 1.475 dollars per bushel corn at 94 cents barley around 6 to 60 cents nuts scarce. Cattle market steady with stockers and feeders at about 6.50 to 8.50 cows and heifers 3.25 to 5.50. Hog prices range from 11.00 to 12.75 per hundredweight. Brod hue spr.
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RAO
South Omaha
Elk Horn Hosts Two Day Fair August 20 21
Elk Horn will host a two day fair Thursday and Friday of next week with good music by the Elk Horn Concert band. Thursday features athletic events for boys and girls and a town chase between West Side Darius and East Side Towns. Friday includes club day livestock judging and proofs by Prof Tast of Ames. Prizes include cash totals with livestock division awards. Comedians and vaudeville skits entertainment, with the Vanties Social club serving meals during the event.
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Elk Horn
Wdmen
Kimbalton
Tast
Ames
E. Krag
Stad
Inouiv
Fawrees Bank of Elk Horn
Elliott to Stage Benefit Shows in City Park
Indications point to two large crowds at benefit shows in Elliott's city park on Friday and Saturday to raise funds for paying for a projection screen used in weekly summer shows. If hot weather, pictures move to the Strand theatre.
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Elliott, In
Tigers
Elliott
Taskanea
Strand Theatre
Elliott to Have Boy Scout Troop
Elliott August 15 Special to News Telegraph The Community club will sponsor a Boy Scout organization in Elliott Ernest Worden pastor of the Church of Christ will meet with the boys at the Christian parsonage Friday night to organize the troop committee includes Dr G A Alliband Dr L E Siles Supt B E Simmons Tom Weidman with Ernest Worden Scout Master
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Elimott
News-Telegraph
Elliott
Ernest Warsiden
Church of Christ
Christian Parsonage
G. A. Alliband
L. E. Siles
BE. P. Simmons
Tom Weidman
Ernest
High School Eleven Organizes for Upcoming Season
Elliott High School’s football squad shows promise this year as captain Wen Meity lines up the team under Coach Gossichyspot. Training begins in August with a focus on tightening the line and setup for real work.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
Loks
Wen Meity
Gossichyspot
keenetAug
Red Oak to Meet Griswold Sunday in Big Game
Red Oak will meet Griswold Sunday at 4 p.m. in a key district clash. The Red Oak team, seeking to rebound from a recent defeat, will be strengthened for the game as Griswold aims to extend its chances with a solid lineup.
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RED Oak
Griswold
Tourists Go Off Grade North of Here on Highway 18
A Missouri to Dakota tourist party in a Ford sedan ran off the grade on Qimmary highway 18 north of Aug. 16. The driver suffered severe facial lacerations from shattered glass, while other members were unhurt. The car rolled but was only lightly damaged and the party continued their trip after no local physician aided them.
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News-Telegraph
Missouri
Dakota
Qimmary Highway 18
Here
Red Oak Bride Weds Resident of Henderson
Miss Rhenad Heberlee of Red Oak married Robert Bev is Sowers of Henderson at Glenwood Indiana. The couple's wedding was held by Reverend Thompsin of the Christian church with the bride’s brother Harry Heberlee as escort.
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Red Oak
Rhenad Heberteoe
Robert Bevis Sowers
Llentdlerson
Henderson
Thes
Steamett
Kanes i
Vir
Milaworth
Red Oak Corn Pack Increase Highlighting Output Rise
The Red Oak packing plant expects a major jump in corn pack this year. An estimate by A. Trey suggests production will exceed 40,000 cases, up from about 22,000 last year, with higher anticipated sales and prices in advance of last season.
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A. Trey
Impmager
Broadcast Tonight in Avrubon Musical Promenade
Broadcasters Esther Fulton and Clyde Dimi of Avrubon present a musical program on KPEZ. The event is advertised for this evening with local involvement and live potential performances.
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Avrubon
Esther Fulton
Clyde Dimi
Ngon
Visit Highlights in Aug for Mrs Hunt from Los Angeles
Special to Nu Treligeraphor mentions Molly Hunt, once a city resident now visiting friends in town. The note references a return trip and social greetings from the Los Angeles resident.
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Kira
Molly Hunt
Los Angeles
Real Estate Transfers Wee Hee Goo and Henshaw to Besaio AM
Transfers recorded for He e Mh Goo He Henshaw to Besaio AM Greenleaf wd and 1-6 interest of lot 4 and c2 il G Whitney add Atlantic £1166.00. Michael Collins et al to James W Solling qed with 27 74 34, oral ex and s of Henry.
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Goo
He Henshaw
Besaio
Greenleaf
Whitney
Atlantic
Michael Collins
James W. Solling
Salem visitors gather for family events and community notices
Aug 16 update shows Mir awed Morn Juhi Poster and daughter Netlie with Hershel visiting Salem relatives, including Mrs. Hagler. Whel Turner's sisters Mrs Link Eaton and Mrs Hil William travel from Des Moines to visit kin. Des Moines natives Mrs Hichter and Mrs Kratesoen joinRiver Sivas trip to see Brak Kerry family. Local gatherings and a readiness for a forthcoming event are noted, with a full corps of toreh fives secured for the start.
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WIT
Tuo
Netlie
Hershel
Wilt
Salem
Herbert Hagler
Link Eaton
Des Moines
Hil) William
Mento
Whel Turner
Wm. Hiehter
Dauhter
Kratesoen
Qaone
Sivas
Brak Kerry
Mero
Mon
Canningheany
Ditthe Sen
Debhert Chirk
Dee Monies
Greteorday
Fragmentary inscription hints at temple dedication
Incomplete OCR describes a ceremonial inscription mentioning a temple and the name Maney. The readable words suggest a late antiquity dedication to a deity, with unclear surrounding context and no precise date or location available.
Wartime Reporter's Vision From Page One
A fragmented OCR item presents a wartime report with limited readable details. It hints at coverage by a newspaper staff writer, mentioning battles and strategic updates, though specific places, dates, or names remain unclear in the surviving text.
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