Market News Mixed as Stocks Close Lower on Some Shares
New York closing quotations show mixed results with several major issues slipping. Beef and livestock markets reflect steady to weak trends as receipts rise in cattle hogs and sheep, while key industrials like General Electric and United States Steel show varied movement.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
ACT, & T
American Woo
General Electric
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cigar
U. S. Steel
Mack Truck
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil N. J
Ellon
Noge Yao
Irregular Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Close
Grains closed irregular as wheat and corn showed mixed moves while oats dipped. liquidation pressure eased and eastern buying supported a partial recovery. Hog and cattle tones softened amid lower hog receipts, with overall market uncertainty described for Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Atlantic markets grain and cattle outlook piece
Market notes show grain and wheat prices mixed with rye and oats. Livestock futures for cattle and hogs stay steady while producers adjust to spring signals and evolving demand.
Chicago Folks Visit Elliott This Friday
Mr and Mrs John Mauker of Chicago arrived Friday to visit Elliott's farmer parents Mr and Mrs H E Mauker and the lady's parents Mr and Mrs G W Pague and other relatives.
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Elliott
Dan
News-Telegraph
M John Mauker
Chicago
Frisday
H.E Mauker
Meg
G. W. Pague
Audubon Attorney Weds Extra Girl at Latter City
A wedding occurred at the local oatholic church this morning uniting Ava Hansen daughter of Mr and Mrs HP Hansen to Attorney Le Ryan of Audubon with Rev Fro Coatetle officiating. Only close relatives attended. The groom’s sister is to marry tomorrow in Count Bhatt.
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Ava Hlimsen
HP. Hansen
Miss Hansen
Ann Legion
Ryan
Count Bhatt
Callech
Meo
Mery
Audubon landmark torn down by state order
A city building, a former store in Audubon, was completely demolished under an order from the state fire marshal. George Christen purchased the remnants and moved them from the premises.
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Audubon
A. Robers
Bnilding
George Christensvn
Erder
Fire scare at Cumberland this a.m. alarms town
An unruly stove caused a fright in Cumberland this morning as residents feared a major fire. The blaze was quickly contained and extinguished, with authorities noting no injuries and the incident under investigation.
Reinig Undergoing Gall Stone Operation in Rochester
HUGH M. REINIG underwent gall stone surgery yesterday at the Mayo Brothers office in Rochester Minnesota. Relatives have been informed. Reinig is the son in law of G B Osborne a well known funeral director.
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Gillisword
Ospeetah
News Telegraph
Hach
Griewell
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Mir
Bet Page Cess
Reinig
G. B. Osborne
Athintic
Ceell War Voberog
Elliott Child Reunites After Omaha Hospital Stay
Special report notes Ja Elliott Jr. safely home after surgery for appendicitis. Earlier reports from Omaha indicated critical condition but doctors now say recovery underway.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
Siarricon Petty
Omaha Sun
Veterans Head to Reunion at Griswold
Two war veterans M. J. McManix and Frank Dutrow left today to attend the reunion at Griswold. A. C G. Morgan and wife of Athane tic were visitors at the Maggarell home in town over Sunday.
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ADAIR
Etaitir
M. J. McManix
Frank Dutrow
Griswold
A. C G. Morgan
Athanetic
NH. Maggarell
Audubon Social Notes From Iowa Visits and Guests
Miss Frances Sloane of Des Moines visits Mr and Mrs J A Lougheed in Audubon. Evans Marquisen and son LaKur from Storm Lake stay with relatives. Edwin Van Corder hosts college friends from Des Moines. Margery Wilson of Fort Dodge visits relatives. she lived here years ago. A J Martinsen and family return from Burlington after farm work. HH J Savage family visit relatives in Extra and Adair. Ralph Scott and family from Detroit visit his mother Mrs Della Scott and brothers. Viola Linford of Sorah tends in city with aunt Mrs Peter Raamussen. Yvonne Lamereaux of Des Moines visits Herman Heinemund home North Testrat.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Frances Sloane
Uex
J. E. Martinsen
Hetty May
Burlington
Cols
Martinaen
Hall
Alers HH
J. Savage
Helena
Mary
Extra
Adair
Ralph Scott
Detroit
Mich
Della’ Scott
Forrest
Tile
Viola Linfor
Sorah
Peter Raamussen
Misa Yvonsie Lamereaux
Des Moines
Herman, Teinemund
North Teistrat
Audubon Camp Fire Girls Head to Boone Camp
The younger Browes of the local Camp Fire left Audubon Indiana today for the state girls camp near Boone where they will spend one week. They travel overland accompanied by Mrs. B. F. Hendrick senior. There they will study dramatic art craftwork and swimming.
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Audubon
Boone
Wlegraph
Boones
B. F. Hendrick
Father of Elliott Lady Quite Ill
Mrs. J Merlo Rippey was called to Carson M one day morning time by the illness of her father G Frazier. Miss Mildred Katy assists in the funeral parlor as she helps in the shop during her choice.
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Elliott
Visiting Father Data Sighting at Adair National Site
Special report notes a visiting father arriving in Travina, Wisconsin. The piece hints at a two-week stay and a possible listing of events or sightings at the Adair National site. Data appears fragmentary with unclear names and dates.
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Wester
Travina
Wis
Local Trader Arrives in Chicago for Fall and Winter Goods
A brief dispatch notes a buyer named Avduron arriving in Chicago to acquire fall and winter merchandise, with Matt Cove accompanying. The fragment references a telegraph item and a local tone, indicating a commerce update on shipments and goods sourcing.
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Avduron
Ota New Gheen
Matt Cove
Chicaggo
Piuskage
Spee Telegraph
Marne News Briefs Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Local notes from Marne Nebraska list several travel and family visits. Leann Gundergan travels to Mississippi to stay with sister Mrs. ard Clinton for weeks, Bess Benotts and family visit Herman, Ada and Fred Ootede’s party from Avour visit Lakes View. Ernest Felbovorn works in Omaha and returns. Mr and Mrs Bhuer Smith visit Lakes View. The group also visits Dexter and Luck Greek, with multiple relatives visiting Otty Kube’s home.
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Marne
Leann
Gundergan
Ard Clinton
Bess Benotts
Dlerman
Fred
Ada
Avour
Harpeourtin
Ernest Felbovorn
Imaha
Bhuer Smith
Tek Island
Dexter
Liwa
Former Griswold Boy Hurt In Des Moines Work Accident
Roy Doop, a Griswold native and son of Mrs Grace Doop, is hospitalized in Des Moines after a 460 pound barrel fell on his left leg at Marvell Packing. The accident caused ruptured blood vessels and severed tendons. he will be off duty for weeks. Mrs Coop and her son and daughter visited from Omaha.
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Roy Doop
Griswold
Grace Doop
Banat Tenth Street
Russell Doop
News-Telegraph
Des Moines
Coop
Don Berbles
Omaha
Marvell Packing Company
Return From Visit Audubon August First
Special to News Telegraph Dr J M Fulton wife and daughter Esther resumed visiting trip in Omaha after several days there.
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Audubon
J. M. Fulton
Esther
Omaha
Vacationers Visit Sturm Lake Hawarden Area
Mr and Mrs Wo Thomas and Warren DoeVusa along with Gussie DeVuss are noted in a brief social item. Mrs Gara Woory is mentioned as supervising business during their absence. The fragment references a first of the week occurrence near Sturm Lake and Hawarden with a Bowie nod.
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Wo Thomas
Warren DoeVusa
Cand Dinughiter
Gussie DeVuss
Sturm Lake
Hawarden
Bowie
Gara Woory Thave Chirge
Local Lewis News Items From Aug Visit Notes
Local notes from Lewis recount visits and travel across towns. Mr and Mrs William Pieden returned from Fort Collins Colorado. Mrs Helen Atbine visits relatives in Chicago. Elva and Livonia Witt visited their mother Mrs Amati Vapler. Miss Fister Gates returned from Wiechity Badly Texas to visit John Gates and wife. Mrs T B Worth heard from sister Mrs Smith of Manhattan Kansas about the arrival of Elizabeth Pierson. Jamey Merson and wife accompanied by family auto trip to Clarinda. Hugh and Tree McDonough spent Sunday with parents at Kooi McDonall home. Apaca hate RA Dann wife and son of Villers were visitors at Vacaho Hoathian home. Bernice Musselsind Sister read in fragment.
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Lewis
M Wm. Pieden
Fort Collins
Coly
Helen Atbime
Hoth
Cimaha
Psu
Gea Bharti
G. Marker Niwas
Mon
Elva
Livonia
Wietw
Amati ‘Vapler
Fister Gates
Wiechity
Texas
John Gates
T. B. Worth
Smith
Mankath
Kans
Thea
Elizabeth Pierson
Jamey Merson
Paylor
la Pierson
Clarinda
Local residents share travel and visits across towns
Mrs Herbert Seart planned a motor trip to Mota Minnesota to visit sister Mrs C Dux. Mrs Advlina Burkhalter remains in Jones hospital Atlanta. Levi Disbrow of Omaha visited friends in Lewis. Porter Dewey painted the Wm Parks residence. Ruth Deluan returns from Minnesota camping. Dene Wissler of Alpena arrives for Berry reunion in Athville. Winsler, daughter of Mr Berry, noted. Stuart family of Omaha vacationed nearby. Frank Tppthcott spent weekend at Golfax with Crawford Mily family. Misnodri trips to visit relatives. Royal Neighbors and MWA met Friday to plan Ley Rating day August 24. Mrs Cos Carp and sonarry to Spencer to visit Trewin and Kenneth Camp families. Leulah Weaver hosts Georgia and Hetty’s visit then home to California. Newt Worth and daughters in Winfield Kans visiting Worth home. Fred Albright joined McDonald brothers from Des Moines for a day with W W Albright.
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Herbert_Seart
Mota
Minn
C Dux
Advlina Burkhalter
Jones Hospital
Atlantic
Levi Disbrow
Omaha
Lewis
Porter & Dewey
Wm. Parks
Ruth Deluan
Minnesota Lake
Denaie Wissler
Alpena
Athvillc
Winsler
Berry
Stuart
Worth
Frank Tppthcott
Golfax
Ueulah Weaver
Georgia
Hetty
California
T.C. Ames
DeMolay Contest Draws 125 Qualifiers in Kansas City
Sixteen thousand readers will see your advertisement as 125 young men qualified in the second annual DeMolay contest held in Kansas City. Winners largely listed by the national headquarters in Kansas City, with judges Frank Cheley David Bayliss and W Re Boorman evaluating religious activity, scholarship, athletics and craft. Thirty-four states plus DC and the Panama Canal Zone contributed contestants.
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Wee Mate
Frank S. Land
Grand Scribe
District of Columbia
Panama Canal Zone
Frank H. Cheley
Father and Sun League of America
David () Baylexs
Humphries’ Foundation
Henvar
Caln
W. Re Boorman
Boys Work
Association College
Chicago
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