New York Stocks Closing Quotations and Changes
The Daily Markets report shows New York Stock Exchange closes with American Can at 298, A T T 1408, International Paper 63, Studebaker 45, U S Steel 122 and 124 for preferred, Mack Truck 230, International Harvester 125, Sears Roebuck 198.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
International Paper
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Mack Truck
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Liberty bonds and grain and livestock market roundups
Liberty bonds quoted with several issues around par, followed by Chicago grain and livestock updates. Grain shifts include wheats and oats with mixed futures, cash bids for No. 1 and No. 2 varieties, and extensive Chicago and Omaha livestock price ranges for hogs cattle and lambs amid slack demand and varied weights.
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Chicago
A & Arbatett
Looney Faces Murder Charge in Rock Island Case
John Looney a former underworld figure in Rock Island, along with eight alleged lieutenants, appeared in court yesterday on a murder charge connected to the July killing of William Gabel, a Rock Island saloon keeper. The indictment was returned by the May grand jury and a special term was convened.
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Looney
Rock Island
John Looney
Diettit
William Gabel
Atlantic Markets Grain Report Note
Grain markets report values for wheat and barley quality grades, oats, stockers and feeders steady to slow, cattle prices mixed, hog market uncertain, dairy and produce notes include butterfat and poultry prices. Read as corrected daily market brief with fragmented OCR text and scattered figures for old hen, rooster, ducks and springs prices.
Sheriffs to Meet Des Moines on Crime Issue
Governor John Hammith urged a three day sheriffs conference in Des Moines to canvass the situation and seek ways to combat crime and disorder in the state. The call followed a resolution drafted by sheriffs at a Cedar Rapids aviation meeting last week.
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Des Moiner
NSD
John Hammith
Trey
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
County W C T U Convention Here Next Wednesday
County W C T U will hold its annual county convention in this city Wednesday of next week at the Congregational church. The morning session will be the business meeting and a program to which all are cordially invited. The Iowa synodical district conference of the Lutheran church opens in Hampton with more than 400 delegates and a mission festival planned for Sunday at the Franklin County fair grounds expected to draw at least 5,000 attendees. A separate note mentions Aeronautical Corporation advocacy by Col William Mitchell for a federal inland waterways style project. Our want ad page will sell your property for you.
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Lutheran Conference
Hampton
Iowa Synodical District Conference
The
Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Franklin County Fair Grounds
Former Massena Man Conducting Big Farm Sales
Au da August 19 special to News Telegraph Col Hank Cruise and sister Martha Vasko of Gimba visited relatives here Friday and Saturday Their mother Mary Cruise and sister Mrs John Anstey and son George accompanied them to Omaha for a visit until Thursday when Mr Cruise will pass through on his way to Orient to conduct a big farm sale Eight farms of 40 to 41 acres each form the Musson farms near Orient owned by E J Corkins of Omaha The lands lie eight miles west and one south of Orient
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Au da
Hank Cruise
Martha Vasko
Gimba
Mary Cruise
John Anstey
George
Omaha
Cruise
Orient
E. J. Corkins
Audubon Woman to Embark for Europe in Near Future
A family reunion at Mrs. Gertrude Nelson's home marked preparations for Mrs. William Criswold to travel to Europe soon. Attendees included Mrs. Lavina Steele, Gedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs. Abner Steele, Omehi, Henry Steele of Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Meade Steele of Coon Rapids, and Mrs. James Shafer of Geemactl.
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Nevel
Gertrude Nelson
William Criswold
Nelson
Lavina Steele
Gedar Rapids
Abner Steele
Neighboring Crops Harvested After Barn Accident
Massena notices report neighbors gathered crops around the injured man’s barn in Camel Eastman and Keveny areas. The fallen farmer, injured in a fall, received help as locals shared efforts to shell and bring in the harvest, reflecting frontier community cooperation.
Well Known Lady of Kimballton Ill With Illness
Mrs Martin Rebeck a well known and respected Kimballton resident is gravely ill at her home. She has undergone several operations over the past year for an internal ailment and is reported in critical condition.
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Kimballton
The
Martin Rebeck
Annual Visit Exira Residents Host Old Friends
Special to News Telegraph notes Shoamp 9 Kemmes and wife of LeMans visiting old friends in Exira. Mr and Mrs Kemmes spent time here and with locals for an annual gathering. Ben Dean of Fort Dodge and his wife stayed several days recently.
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Exira
Kemmes
LeMans
Ben Dean
Fort Dodge Lenis
Chalk Talk 1 Percent Des Moines Clergy Attend
Yor Cumberland Louisiana Ang Special to New Telegraph reports a Chalk Talk event held last Saturday evening led by Reverend Mr Swates pastor of the Baptist church. He was assisted by Reverend Ralph Ellery of Des Moines Christian church who spoke at the Christian church on Sunday.
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Cumberland
Ang
Telegraph
Swates
The
Baptist. Church
Ile
Ralph Ellery
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Des Moines
Christian Church
Spencer Family Reunion At McKinley Park
Mr and Mrs C H Spencer and family motor to Crestes for the Spencer family reunion at McKinley Park. Grandma Stevens, visiting at her mother's home, accompanied them and later returned home with other relatives.
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Cumberland
Newas
C. H. Spencer
Crestes
Spencer
McKinley Park
Stevens
Mrs Monica Timberman Undergoes Tonsil and Adenoid Removal
Ja Aug 19 Special to News-Telegraph Mrs Monica Timberman wife of Ted Timberman Massena underwent surgery here Sunday morning performed by Dr A Weaver to remove her tonsils and adenoids.
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Cumberland, Ja
News-Telegraph
Monica Timberman
Ted Timberman
Massena
A. Weaver
Local Boy Leonard Kline Visits Parents Here
Leonard Kline, now athletic coach at Mason City, returned to visit his parents in La on a several day trip. He is a local boy noted for his coaching role and his visit drew attention from residents.
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News-Telegraph
Leonard Kline
Mason City
Rain Damps Audubon Area with No Reported Damage
A heavy rainfall swept the Audubon vicinity overnight into today, accompanied by strong winds. No damage was reported as the rain passed through the area according to an Aug. 19 dispatch.
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Audubon
Relatives From Afar At Elk Horn Family Reunion
A heavy rain could not deter a large Elk Horn Iowa family reunion held at the Rosenbladt home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charlie Sailer and daughter from Bagley Iowa Mr and Mrs Shirley Bryan and two children from Bagley Mr and Mrs Frank Becker and three children from Bagley Mr and Mrs Hans Jensen and two sons from Neola Iowa Mr and Mrs Siels Jensen and three sons from Glenwood Iowa Mrs Mary Jane from Eldern.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Hans Jensen
Siels Jensen
Charlie Julven
Omaha
Mro
Han. Jensen
Neola
Ay Mro
James Jensen
Glenwoul
Mary Jane
Fktern
Massena Residents Tour Field Seed Plant Visit
Massena people visited the Field Seed Plant yesterday as part of a party from Massena to Shenanna and the state hospital area. Attendees included Mrs. Anna Guthrie, Garner Jansen and family, Il Bisaler, Harley Me and family, William Folman and family, Motcall McElfish and wife, E McElfiee and wife, and William Comeranid and family.
Breach of Promise Suit In Shenandoah District
Special to a result of. a dysentery case near Shenandoah involves Lawrence Lawson a wealthy farmer living near Shenandoah. Miss Ara Moyer sues for 10000 alleging breach of promise to marry. Lawson married June 12 to Miss Mary Ellrick. Moyer alleges engagement last December.
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Shenandoal
La-J. AL Law
Shenandoah
Ara Moyer
Lawson
Mary Ellrick
Sosa Moyer
New Brayton Building Project Planned
Brayton reports a new building to be erected on the south side of the garage corner formerly tangled with a lute or tie from J P Bendixen and headed by George. Source notes official progress and local development.
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George
J. P. Bendixen
Brayton Man Wounds Knee With Ax Injury
Brayton Ta Aug 1 Special to News Telegraph Paul Nelson, son of M Nelon and wife, living south of town, shook his knee with an ax Monday, creating a very deep wound.
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Brayton
News Telegraph
Paul Nelseon
M. Nelon
Elk Horn News Highlights Local Outings and Fair Preparations
Elk Horn residents report summer trips to Spirit Lake and a motor tour to Dell Rapids. Local families visit relatives in Fulton and Des Moines. Elk Horn gears up for a two day fair at the college building with booths prizes and beta club managing fancy work and domestic science. Omaha party visitors stay with Rosenbladt family while Creston and Omaha residents visit kin.
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Elk
Abd’ U
Drake Sorensen
Elk Horn
Peter Lawrensen
Atlantic
Spirit Lake
Sorensen
Vera Christensen
Bidney
Soren Larsen
Dell Rapids
Asa Jensen
CH. P. Jensen
West Branch
Hans Petersen
S.C. Petersen
Chris ‘N) Christensen
Einer.Petersen
Fulton
St. Elk Horn
Omaha
Rosenbladt
J. W. Knight
Creston
Nebr
Walnut land deals show upward trend in prices
Geo B Neff, Walnut real estate dealer, sold two farms last Thursday. The Swingle farm nine miles south, previously Strater, sold to Fred Martens for 230 dollars an acre. The Martens farm four miles east of Walnut, near Maine, sold to Strater for 226 dollars an acre. The transactions indicate rising town land values and a buy signal.
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Geo. B. Neff
Walnut
Geo. L. Strater
Swingle
Mr. Strater
Fred Marstens
Maine
Former Franklin Township Resident Dies in South Dakota
Aug 19. Mrs Geo Murry reports the death of her brother Thomas B Goodwin at Mitchell SD after an operation for cancer. He was a former resident of Franklin township and is survived by his wife and five children in Mitchell Wiota Port and Anita, plus a brother Orville Goodwin of Anita.
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Geo. Murry
Thomas B. Goodwin
Mites
Goodwin
Franklis
Niin
Af Mitchell
di Tweetere
Murry
Mas. Donittle
Port
Orville
Anita
Tree Struck in City Park During Heavy Rain
Lightning struck a tree in the city park during the heavy rainfall early today. No further details on injuries or extent of damage are provided.
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Exuba
Aolree i
Tuluy
Brayton News Briefs Aug 19 Brayton Neb
Mr and Mrs Jongen and son Rinar of Gowar Neb visited friends in Brayton and surrounding. Peter Brows and wife visited Woodbine, returning Sunday. Ol Jensen and wife visited her parents Janae Smith and wife and returned to Detroit with Miks Wilma Smith and Harry Miller. Daugard left for Langford S D to oversee busi interests and will visit Chris at Lemon. Mrs Wim Acsen born to Mr and Mrs Andy Vjonpoo last week. Axel Mortensen and daughter Marguerite of Chicago visited at Raymond Andersons. Mrs C Christensen recovering from appendectomy at Atlantic hospital. Tom McGovern visited Cedar Rapids to see his sister Bernice in summer school. Sons of Ton Sorenson and Wilbur Bills had their tonsils removed. Nora Larsen vacationing with relatives at Friend Neb.
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Anid Pao Aind
Jongen
Rinar
Gawner
Nehir
J Langford
S. 1
Buxi Tress
Chris
Lemon
Brayton
Wim
Acsen
Andy Vjornpoo
Axel Mortensen
Marguerite
Chicago
Ramond Anderson
C. Christensen
Goml
Atlantic Hospital
Tom McGovern
Cedar Rapids
Bernice
Ton Sorenwen
Wilbur Bills
Mandy
Nora Larsen
Friend
Neb
Family visit notes from Atlantic and Omaha
Sunday guests of Mrs. George Hardwick and sister Mrs. Jack Temple in Atlantic include Mrs. H. N. Nelson and her son Don from Omaha visiting F. L. Freeman and wife.
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George "Hardwick Ama
Jack Temple
Atlantic
H. N. Nelson
Don
Omaha
F. L. Freeman
WIOTA News Briefs Lead of Local Items
WIOTA Aug 19 Special to News Telegraph Mr and Mrs P C Pedersen and two children Milton and Eunice left for Belvidere Illinois for a two weeks visit. Mrs Emma Clark of Farragut Iowa arrived to visit daughter Mrs F Cunningham and help care for Delbert Clark Cunningham. Mrs N Morgan taken to Mayo Bros Rochester for treatment. Ida Callahan of Woodward Iowa visiting Miss Eva Rene. Mr and Mrs Joe Campbell of Putnam visiting at homes of Chas Derry Elmer Keller and Willard Keller.
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Mayo Bros
Rochester
Misa Ida Callahan
Woodward
Ira
Eva
Rene
Joe Campbell
Putnam
Chas
Derry
Elmer Keller
Willard Keller
Massena News Briefs Reflect Local Travel and Visits
Massena, August 1 special to Newsgraph reports Mrs M F E Barry and Herbert Maas with children drove to Creston on a pleasure trip. Joe Holste and family visiting Mia. Bessie Spires and family at Ducee hosting sick niece Mary Lawrence near Carl in Adams County. Slockin family left for Sacramento June 6 returning soon. Mrs James Carlyale and daughters from Des Moines visiting here. Crow and wife, Mayo Krause returned to Allin after week with Krause family in Atlantic. Henry Ollman and van Vetturich with families gone to Shenmetea to deck after farm interests. Rex Poor O'Donnell returned from Chicago. Barney Daugherty and wife and …
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Massena
Newsgraph
James Carlyale
Aml
Des Moines
Jens
Ee Crow
Mayo Krause
Allin
Work Krause
Raymond
Atlantic
Ollman
Ani van Vetturich
Slinmeeuta
Local Family Guests Reported From Several Towns
Charles Daugherty and family host a gathering with their daughter and sister Mrs Chay McKey and her children of Galesburg Illinois. Sunday guests include Ray Porter and family from Gravity Ezra Porter and family from north of Itown. Also present were Mrs Herbert Marlowe and family from Massena.
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Charles Daugherty
Chay, McKey
Galesburg
I Kk
Scholings
Ray Porter
Gravity
Ezra, Porter
North of
Itown
Herbert Marlowe
Massena
Varying Power of Light In Early Engineering Table
A writer presents a comparative table of brightness for light sources. It lists sun at 800000 candies per square finch, modern searchlight at 400000, open electric arc between 80000 and 110000, ory hydrogen limelight at 5000, moon at 2, blue sky at 2. The tone reflects period curiosity about illumination and practical measurement.
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